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Username Anarchy is an open source command line tool designed to generate possible usernames for use in penetration testing and security assessments. It focuses on solving one of the common challenges in authentication attacks: identifying valid usernames before attempting password attacks. It generates large sets of potential usernames based on a person’s name and common naming conventions used in corporate or online systems. These generated username lists can then be used for activities such as username enumeration, password spraying, or brute force testing during security audits. ...

This auxiliary module needs [metasploit] framework installed.. This module its a metasploit post-exploitation (after the targets get's exploited) auxiliary script, so we need to exploit a target first in order to use it. Affected platforms: Windows OS (all versions above windows vista) Read my WIKI for further info: https://sourceforge.net/p/myauxiliarymete/wiki/Home/

...Features Include: - Exploitation Automation - Automated Post-Exploitation - Information and Data Gathering - Session Sharing - Trojans and Trollware TeamSploit's primary goal is to automate common penetration testing tasks, and provide access and information to fellow team members.

The Solitox Community system provides an integrated real-time chat service, web interface, and a scalable infrastructure for adding more services with common credentials. These interfaces allow a greater level of communication for your users.

FatNS Analyzes and Tests Name Servers. It is a PCAP-based security tool intended to sniff and detect common attacks on the DNS system, and is designed to be easily expandable with additional attack detectors.

Unsploitable is an emergency patcher, providing critical security patches and updates for commonly exploited vulnerabilities in common operating systems, services, and applications. Unsploitable specifically targets exploits provided by penetration testing frameworks such as Metasploit. Unsploitable is tool for the Metasploit Framework. Unsploitable should work with any MSF product (including: OpenSource, Express, or Pro).