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Welcome to HackingTool

HackingTool is a comprehensive, menu-driven command-line toolkit that brings together over 100 security and penetration testing tools in one convenient interface. Designed for security researchers, penetration testers, and CTF enthusiasts, it streamlines the process of installing and running security tools on Linux systems.
Legal Disclaimer: HackingTool is intended for educational purposes and authorized security testing only. Always obtain proper authorization before testing any system you don’t own. Unauthorized access to computer systems is illegal.

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Key Features

100+ Security Tools

Access a comprehensive collection of tools covering every aspect of security testing

Interactive CLI

Navigate through an intuitive menu-driven interface powered by Rich UI

Auto Installation

Automatically install and configure tools with a single command

18 Categories

Tools organized into categories from reconnaissance to exploitation

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Tool Categories

HackingTool organizes security tools into 17 comprehensive categories:
  • Anonymously Hiding Tools - Protect your identity with Anonsurf, Multitor
  • Information Gathering - Reconnaissance with Nmap, Recon-ng, Sherlock
  • Wordlist Generator - Create custom wordlists with Cupp, Crunch
  • Wireless Attack Tools - WiFi testing with Wifite, Fluxion, WiFi-Pumpkin
  • SQL Injection - Database exploitation with SQLmap, NoSQLMap
  • Phishing Attacks - Social engineering with SocialFish, HiddenEye
  • Web Attack Tools - Web security testing with Skipfish, Sublist3r
  • Post Exploitation - Maintain access with keyloggers and backdoors
  • Forensic Tools - Digital forensics with Autopsy, Volatility
  • Payload Creation - Generate payloads with TheFatRat, MSFvenom
  • Exploit Frameworks - RouterSploit, WebSploit, Commix
  • Reverse Engineering - Analyze binaries with Androguard, JadX
  • DDOS Attack Tools - Stress testing with SlowLoris, UFOnet
  • Remote Administration - RAT tools for remote access
  • XSS Attack Tools - Cross-site scripting with DalFox, XSStrike
  • Steganography - Hide data in images with SteganoHide
  • Other Tools - Android hacking, hash cracking, and more

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Platform Support

Fully supported with apt package manager. HackingTool is optimized for Debian-based security distributions.

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Quick Start

Get started with HackingTool in three simple steps:
1

Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/Z4nzu/hackingtool.git
cd hackingtool
2

Set Permissions

chmod -R 755 hackingtool
3

Run the Installer

sudo python3 install.py
Then launch HackingTool:
sudo hackingtool

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Why HackingTool?

Instead of manually installing and managing dozens of security tools, HackingTool provides a unified interface to access them all. Save time and avoid dependency conflicts.
New to security testing? HackingTool exposes you to industry-standard tools organized by use case, helping you learn which tool to use for each scenario.
Competing in Capture The Flag competitions? HackingTool gives you quick access to all the tools you need, from reconnaissance to exploitation.
With over 55,000 GitHub stars and regular updates, HackingTool is actively maintained and continuously improving.

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What’s Next?

Installation Guide

Learn how to install HackingTool on your system

Quick Start

Get up and running with your first security scan

Tool Categories

Explore all available tool categories

Command Reference

View the complete command reference

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Community and Support

  • GitHub: Z4nzu/hackingtool
  • Stars: 55,000+ on GitHub
  • License: MIT License
  • Contributions: Pull requests welcome
HackingTool is maintained by the community. If you find a bug or want to suggest a feature, please open an issue on GitHub.

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