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SWE-agent: Automating Software Engineering with Language Models
SWE-agent is an innovative GitHub repository that empowers language models to autonomously fix issues in real-world software projects. This powerful tool can also be employed for offensive cybersecurity and competitive coding challenges, representing a significant advancement in automated software engineering. Developed by researchers from Princeton and Stanford, it was featured at NeurIPS 2024.
Red-Team-Playbooks: Comprehensive Open-Source Security Notes and Tools
The `Red-Team-Playbooks` repository by 0xsyr0 is an invaluable open-source resource for cybersecurity professionals. It provides a comprehensive collection of cutting-edge security notes, tools, techniques, and procedures specifically designed to aid in Red Team assessments. This repository serves as a practical guide, covering various stages of offensive operations.
awesome-list: A Curated Collection of Cybersecurity Resources
The 0xor0ne/awesome-list repository is a comprehensive, cybersecurity-oriented collection of valuable resources. It features an extensive compilation of blog posts, write-ups, and papers, meticulously organized by year. This list serves as an excellent starting point for anyone looking to delve deeper into various aspects of cybersecurity, from exploitation to reverse engineering.
Matkap: A Python Tool to Hunt Down Malicious Telegram Bots
Matkap is an open-source Python tool designed for cybersecurity professionals to analyze and identify malicious Telegram bots. It offers features like integration with FOFA and URLScan for token hunting, message forwarding, and log export. This tool is valuable for security research and understanding Telegram bot interactions.
buffer-overflow-lab: A Hands-On Lab for Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities
The `buffer-overflow-lab` project provides a controlled environment to demonstrate and understand buffer overflow vulnerabilities in web applications. Designed for educational purposes, it aids in secure software development training, offering both manual testing and automated exploit scripts. This lab uses Python, Flask, and Docker to simulate real-world attack scenarios.
Awesome-Blackhat-Tools: Curated List of Black Hat Event Cybersecurity Tools
Awesome-Blackhat-Tools is a comprehensive, curated list of real-world cybersecurity tools officially presented at Black Hat events worldwide. This repository serves as a practical reference for professionals seeking field-tested offensive and defensive security tools. It organizes these tools by event location, year, and category, making it easy to navigate cutting-edge resources.