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AutoPwn Suite - A script to detect vulnerabilities - lionproof65036 - 08-26-2022

Hey world !

If you're doing a bit of pentesting or want to evaluate the security of your website, without diving too deep into the technicalities, I present a great script called AutoPWN Suite.

This script in Python, once installed, launches an nmap TCP-SYN scan to get the server information and detect the versions of the software running on it.

I remind you that this kind of script should only be used to evaluate the security of your own hardware. If you use it for illegal purposes, you'll end up in jail, you won't be able to see your family anymore. So don't mess around!

After collecting enough information about the host, AutoPWN then automatically generates a list of keywords to search the NIST vulnerability database. LFI, XSS, SQLi...etc., everything is covered.

The goal is to quickly and easily detect the main vulnerabilities of a system and eventually download exploits or even launch a reverse shell.

And if you do Python, AutoPWN Suite can also be used as a Python module and that's cool.

You can dl the soft here :

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RE: AutoPwn Suite - A script to detect vulnerabilities - alexandrialhmbkjedb - 02-12-2023

thanks for sharing this my frriend <3


RE: AutoPwn Suite - A script to detect vulnerabilities - turgid343 - 02-14-2023

AutoPwn can also can be used for network discovery too. You can use it to perform an nmap TCP-SYN scan to discover hosts and open ports on a network, which can be useful for mapping out a network and finding targets for more testing.


RE: AutoPwn Suite - A script to detect vulnerabilities - calcareous374 - 02-22-2023

thanks for sharing. i have used autopwn in the past