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Cyborg Essentials
Cyborg Essenitals is Debian based Penetration Testing Distro
Cyborg Essenitals is all new series Debian based Penetration Testing Distro , a product of Cyborg Linux and cousin of Cyborg Hawk Linux . It is different from cyborg hawk as it is based on DEBIAN. It contains all the essentials tools a pro ethical hacker and security expert needs which makes it lightweight and half the size of Cyborg Hawk Linux. Its real strength comes from the understanding that a tester requires a strong and efficient system,that benefits from a strong selection of tools, integrated with a stable linux environment. Cyborg Essentials comes with full UEFI Support. It can also be upgraded over the air for upcoming versions as it has its own REPOSITORY. ... -
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The uranium is a system for test automation. It uses a prolog language for high-level modelling of business process in software and system of drivers which allows use any channel for manage the program (web, db connection etc).
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Maveryx is an innovative Test Automation Framework for Java GUI-based applications. It eliminates the GUI Maps dependency by providing a new dynamic GUI objects handling and an expert system detecting and managing AUT changes and defects at runtime.
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