Alternatives and similar repositories for ctfd-download

Users that are interested in ctfd-download are comparing it to the libraries listed below

• JohnHammond / netstatgo
  Crappy Golang code to list local listening ports and their associated processes.
  ☆32Updated 2 years ago
• jselliott / ctfd_download_python
  A script to download all the challenges and files from the CTFd instance.
  ☆58Updated 2 months ago
• JohnHammond / misfortune-ctf-challenge
  A small binary exploitation challenge to demonstrate a typical return2libc attack
  ☆32Updated 2 years ago
• clubby789 / htb-api
  PyHackTheBox is an unofficial Python library to interact with the Hack The Box API.
  ☆48Updated last year
• Immersive-Labs-Sec / HavocC2-Forensics
  A set of tools and resources for analysis of Havoc C2
  ☆19Updated last year
• izenynn / c-reverse-shell
  A reverse shell for Windows and Linux written in C.
  ☆77Updated 3 years ago
• tjnull / pentest-arsenal
  A collection of tools that I use in CTF's or for assessments
  ☆101Updated 6 months ago
• cocomelonc / mdmz_book
  The result of research and investigation of malware development tricks, techniques, evasion, cryptography and linux malware
  ☆55Updated last week
• Blackslashtech / glitch
  General purpose attack-defense range for zero-config deployment
  ☆31Updated 6 months ago
• lem0nSec / eCXD
  A collection of exploits and exercises developed while preparing for the eCXD exam!
  ☆31Updated 2 years ago
• 0xdf223 / PyHTBcli
  Command line client for HackTheBox
  ☆23Updated last year
• blackmassgroup / minegrief
  Self-spreading Java malware targeting Minecraft servers. Infected servers are capable of scanning for other vulnerable servers, encryptin…
  ☆122Updated 8 months ago
• dest-3 / OSED_Resources
  A curated list of resources for the OSED journey.
  ☆66Updated 3 years ago
• seriotonctf / my-cheat-sheet
  some of the commands I usually use when doing HTB machines
  ☆46Updated last year
• hackthebox / business-ctf-2024
  Official writeups for Business CTF 2024: The Vault Of Hope
  ☆153Updated 8 months ago
• PenetrumLLC / Malcore-Playbook
  Modular framework for automating triaging, malware analysis, and analyst workflows
  ☆42Updated 3 months ago
• bmdyy / discord-c2
  Using Discord as a C2 - Proof of Concept
  ☆60Updated 2 years ago
• 7Rocky / CTF-scripts
  Useful scripts from past CTF challenges
  ☆36Updated this week
• lewiswigmore / Virus.xcheck
  Virus.xcheck is a Python tool designed to bulk verify the existence of file hashes in the Virus Exchange database and fetch download URLs…
  ☆55Updated 4 months ago
• ApexPredator-InfoSec / WUMED-OSED
  Notes template for Offensive Security's EXP-301 course and OSED exam
  ☆18Updated 3 years ago
• 0x1BE / OSEE-Prep
  ☆45Updated last year
• JohnHammond / c2c2
  My new C2 framework
  ☆40Updated 2 years ago
• Still34 / malware-lab
  Public repository containing materials for various malware-related streams.
  ☆36Updated last month
• nop-tech / learning-resources
  Collection of resources to learn pentesting, exploit development, obfuscation & much more.
  ☆108Updated 2 years ago
• goproslowyo / docsthebox
  HackTheBox Machines to Notion Database for Writeups
  ☆42Updated 7 months ago
• LOLAPPS-Project / LOLAPPS
  LOLAPPS is a compendium of applications that can be used to carry out day-to-day exploitation.
  ☆190Updated 6 months ago
• 20urc3 / auditor.codes
  The most complete code auditing platform with thousands of real-world challenges
  ☆125Updated 2 months ago
• CyberSecurityUP / Buffer-Overflow-Labs
  Practice Labs
  ☆97Updated 4 years ago
• makuga01 / CVE-2024-48990-PoC
  PoC for CVE-2024-48990
  ☆99Updated 9 months ago
• mrtouch93 / OSED-Notes
  Some notes + exercises that I've done during my study for the Offensive Security Exploit Developer.
  ☆69Updated 2 years ago