Sploitus Emergence of PentestingEverything and Outis Remote Management Tool
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- •PentestingEverything is an open-source knowledge base covering 23 security domains.
- •Outis is a custom remote administration tool designed for communication and file transfer.
- •PentestingEverything has been updated to version 2.0.0, improving its functionality.
Two new cybersecurity tools have emerged: PentestingEverything, an open-source penetration testing knowledge base, and Outis, a custom remote administration tool (RAT). PentestingEverything offers a comprehensive resource covering 23 security domains, including methodologies and checklists for penetration testing. It aims to provide practical knowledge for security testers and bug hunters. Outis, on the other hand, focuses on facilitating communication and file transfer between servers and target systems, drawing inspiration from the Cyclops in Homer's Odyssey. While PentestingEverything is designed for ethical hacking, Outis could potentially be misused for malicious purposes. Both tools are currently available for use, with PentestingEverything recently updated to version 2.0.0, enhancing its usability and resource accessibility.
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