An Open Source Hacking Tools database.
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Hack-with-Github is an organization based in Bangalore, India, focused on creating an open-source database of hacking tools. Their public GitHub presence includes a wide range of repositories, such as Awesome-Hacking and Free-Security-eBooks, which cater to hackers and security researchers looking for valuable resources and tools.
Public repositories
Awesome-Hacking
A collection of various awesome lists for hackers, pentesters and security researchers
Free-Security-eBooks
Free Security and Hacking eBooks
Windows
Awesome tools to exploit Windows !
Awesome-Security-Gists
A collection of various GitHub gists for hackers, pentesters and security researchers
Powerful-Plugins
Powerful plugins and add-ons for hackers
Awesome-Hacking-Tools
A collection of various hacking and exploitation tools for hackers and pentesters.
InfoSec-Badges
Badges for your GitHub tool presented at InfoSec Conference
Security-Bookmarks
Single stop for security related stuff
Revoke_API_Keys
Documentation featuring how to revoke API keys of different websites
Android-Sec
No description provided for this repository.
Peerlyst
A copy of articles published at Peerlyst
Frequently asked questions
What does Hack-with-Github build on GitHub?
Hack-with-Github builds a variety of repositories that serve the hacking and security community. Notable projects include Awesome-Hacking, which compiles resources for pentesters, and Free-Security-eBooks, providing free access to essential literature.
Which programming languages does Hack-with-Github use?
The primary languages used by Hack-with-Github are not specified. However, their repositories focus on providing tools and resources relevant to hacking and cybersecurity, appealing to a broad audience within these fields.
Are Hack-with-Github's repositories public?
Yes, Hack-with-Github's repositories are public, allowing anyone to access and contribute to their projects. This open approach fosters collaboration and knowledge sharing among hackers, pentesters, and security researchers.
Is this exposure intended?
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