Black Software List

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This List is Public 😇
🔵 Password Hacking Software 

1.haviz
2.metasploit
3.hydra
4.wireshark
5.Dsniff
6.InSSIDer
7.Aircrack-ng
8.Aircrack
9.Brutus
10.Cain And Abel
11.IKECrack

🔴Wireless Hacking Software

12.Kismet
13.KisMAC
14.Firesheep
15.NetStumbler
16.WepLab

🔵Network Hacking Software

17.Map
18.SuperScan
19.Angry IP Scanner

🔴Packet Crafting To Exploit Firewall Weaknesses software

20.Hping
21.Scapy
22.Netcat
23.Yersinia
24.Nemesis
25.Socat

🔵Traffic Monitoring for Network Related Hacking software

26.Splunk
27.Nagios
28.P0f
29.Ngrep

🔵Packet Sniffers To Analyze Traffic software

30.Wireshark
31.Tcpdump
32.Ettercap
33.Dsniff
34.EtherApe
35.Paros
36.Fiddler
37.Ratproxy
38.Sslstrip
39.SSL/TLS Security 

🔴Test By High-Tech Bridge
Rootkit Detectors To Hack File Systemsoftware

40.Netfilter
41.PF: OpenBSD Packet Filter
42.Skipfish
43.Wfuzz
44.Wapiti
45.W3af
46.Sleuth Kit
47.Helix
48.Maltego
49.Encase

🔴Debuggers To Hack Running Programs software

50.Immunity Debugger
51.Netcat
52.Traceroute
53.Ping.eu
54.Dig
55.CURL

🔵Hacking Operating Systems software

56.Backtrack 5r3
57.Kali Linux
58.SELinux
59.Knoppix
60.BackBox Linux
61.Pentoo
62.Matriux Krypton
63.NodeZero
64.Blackbuntu
65.Samurai Web Testing Framework
66.WEAKERTH4N
67.OpenSSL
68.Open PuTTy
69.Tor
70.openvpn
72.Stunnel
73.KeePass

🔴Intrusion Detection System And The IDS Tools

74.Snort
75.NetCop

🔵Hacking Vulnerability Exploitation Tools

76.Sqlmap
77.Sqlninja
78.Social Engineer Toolkit
79.NetSparker
80.BeEF
81.Dradis

🔵Vulnerability Scanners tools

82.nessus
83.OpenVAS
84.Nipper
85.Secunia PSI
86.Retina
87.QualysGuard
88.NexPose

🔴Web Vulnerability Scanners tools

89.Burp Suite
90.Webscarab
91.Websecurify
92.Nikto
93.W3af

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