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Supported Tools OS X - dividesbyzer0 - 08-14-2014
List of programs I have found to be helpful, although I did not compile this list I stand by these programs.
Some programs require X11 which was dropped by apple in 10.5 but you can download the open source alternative here.
Networking:
Nmap: Most commonly used port/service scanning tool. It works on any common platform.
Wire Shark: Another common tool used for logging network traffic.
Ettercap: Used for man in the middle attacks(arp poisoning). Useful when used in conjunction with Wire Shark.
SSL Strip: allows attacker to hijack ssl encrypted sessions while performing a man in the middle attack(ettercap). "Not actually sure if it'll work on mac, I use it on BackTrack"
THC Hydra: Network authentication cracker which supports many different services (http, ssh, etc..).
FireSheep: A Firefox extension for HTTP session hijacking on a local network.
Nikto: Free Web analytic tool for fining exploitable weaknesses in a web page. You can find the command-line version Here
Local/Exploit tools:
Metasploit: penetration testing framework for creating and deploying exploits.
John The Ripper: local tool for brute force and word list attacks against many hashing algorithms.
Kismac: Wireless scanning tool for finding networks and cracking WEP/WPA.
Miscellaneous:
Back Track: Linux distro designed purely for penetration testing. has most of the above tools (plus more) already installed and configured.
More tools can be found here.
Supported Tools OS X - dividesbyzer0 - 08-14-2014
List of programs I have found to be helpful, although I did not compile this list I stand by these programs.
Some programs require X11 which was dropped by apple in 10.5 but you can download the open source alternative here.
Networking:
Nmap: Most commonly used port/service scanning tool. It works on any common platform.
Wire Shark: Another common tool used for logging network traffic.
Ettercap: Used for man in the middle attacks(arp poisoning). Useful when used in conjunction with Wire Shark.
SSL Strip: allows attacker to hijack ssl encrypted sessions while performing a man in the middle attack(ettercap). "Not actually sure if it'll work on mac, I use it on BackTrack"
THC Hydra: Network authentication cracker which supports many different services (http, ssh, etc..).
FireSheep: A Firefox extension for HTTP session hijacking on a local network.
Nikto: Free Web analytic tool for fining exploitable weaknesses in a web page. You can find the command-line version Here
Local/Exploit tools:
Metasploit: penetration testing framework for creating and deploying exploits.
John The Ripper: local tool for brute force and word list attacks against many hashing algorithms.
Kismac: Wireless scanning tool for finding networks and cracking WEP/WPA.
Miscellaneous:
Back Track: Linux distro designed purely for penetration testing. has most of the above tools (plus more) already installed and configured.
More tools can be found here.
RE: Supported Tools OS X - Soap109 - 08-14-2014
Thanks for Sharing! Im going to pimp up my Mac
RE: Supported Tools OS X - Soap109 - 08-14-2014
Thanks for Sharing! Im going to pimp up my Mac
RE: Supported Tools OS X - dividesbyzer0 - 08-14-2014
(08-14-2014, 08:17 AM)Soap109 Wrote: Thanks for Sharing! Im going to pimp up my MacNo problem, let me know if you need any help with installs. Gets a bit tricky if you don't know how to do it. :Sarcastic:
RE: Supported Tools OS X - dividesbyzer0 - 08-14-2014
(08-14-2014, 08:17 AM)Soap109 Wrote: Thanks for Sharing! Im going to pimp up my MacNo problem, let me know if you need any help with installs. Gets a bit tricky if you don't know how to do it. :Sarcastic:
RE: Supported Tools OS X - lady_godiva - 08-14-2014
Thanks, anyway generally all programs that run on Unix can run on OS X too, sometimes minor tweaks will be needed.
RE: Supported Tools OS X - lady_godiva - 08-14-2014
Thanks, anyway generally all programs that run on Unix can run on OS X too, sometimes minor tweaks will be needed.
RE: Supported Tools OS X - dividesbyzer0 - 08-14-2014
(08-14-2014, 03:39 PM)lady_godiva Wrote: Thanks, anyway generally all programs that run on Unix can run on OS X too, sometimes minor tweaks will be needed.
I was actually having an argument about this last night lol :Not-Amused:
RE: Supported Tools OS X - dividesbyzer0 - 08-14-2014
(08-14-2014, 03:39 PM)lady_godiva Wrote: Thanks, anyway generally all programs that run on Unix can run on OS X too, sometimes minor tweaks will be needed.
I was actually having an argument about this last night lol :Not-Amused: