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    Flan Scan

    Flan Scan

    A pretty sweet vulnerability scanner

    Flan Scan is a lightweight open-source network vulnerability scanner designed to make it easy to detect exposed services, open ports, and associated vulnerabilities across IP ranges or network segments as part of security audit and compliance workflows. It is essentially a thin wrapper around the widely-used Nmap scanner, augmenting it with scripts and tooling that transform raw Nmap output into vulnerability-focused reports that map detected services to known CVEs, making results more...
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    VcenterKit

    VcenterKit

    Vcenter Comprehensive Penetration and Exploitation Toolkit

    VcenterKit is a Python-based toolkit focused on penetration testing and exploitation targeting VMware vCenter environments, giving security researchers and red team professionals a consolidated toolset to assess and exploit known vulnerabilities. The project includes modules that automate the detection and exploitation of specific CVEs (common vulnerabilities and exposures) in vCenter servers, often used to manage virtual infrastructure in enterprise environments. With features tailored...
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    CVE-2021-31166

    CVE-2021-31166

    Remote HTTP.sys use-after-free triggered remotely

    This is a proof of concept for CVE-2021-31166 ("HTTP Protocol Stack Remote Code Execution Vulnerability"), a use-after-free dereference in http.sys patched by Microsoft in May 2021. The bug itself happens in http!UlpParseContentCoding where the function has a local LIST_ENTRY and appends an item to it. When it's done, it moves it into the Request structure; but it doesn't NULL out the local list.
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    CVE-Alert

    CVE-Alert

    Real-time CVE tracking and email alerts for security vulnerabilities

    CVE-Alert helps organizations and individuals track Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) in real-time. Get notified about security issues affecting your vendors and products. Key capabilities: - Real-time CVE tracking - Automatically sync with CVE.org's CVE List (cvelistV5) to stay current with published security vulnerabilities - Custom subscriptions - Subscribe to specific vendors, products, or severity levels to receive alerts only for what matters to your organization - Email notifications - Receive timely email alerts with detailed information about CVEs affecting your subscribed vendors and products - Comprehensive reports - Search and browse CVE entries with detailed information including severity scores, descriptions, and affected products - Free to use - No cost for individuals and organizations CVE-Alert is designed for security professionals, IT administrators, developers, and anyone responsible for maintaining secure systems. ...
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