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    Nikto

    Nikto

    Web server vulnerability scanner for security assessments

    Nikto is an open-source web server scanner that performs comprehensive tests to detect potentially dangerous files, outdated server software, and configuration issues. It’s widely used by penetration testers and security professionals for auditing web applications and infrastructure. Nikto supports multiple output formats and can integrate with other tools for automated scanning workflows.
    Downloads: 131 This Week
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    Openvas Raspberry

    Turnkey image for the Raspberry Pi running Openvas 7

    OpenVAS is an open source remote security vulnerability scanner, designed to search for networked devices and computers, discover accessible ports and services, and to test for vulnerabilities on any such ports; plugins allow for further expansion.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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    RABBIT Vulnerability Scanner
    RABBIT is a black-box vulnerability scanner framework. Designed to make it easy to program your own plugins in order to satisfy your scanning needs.
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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