💀 Arsenal: A Collection of Hacking and Cybersecurity Tools Welcome to the Arsenal repository. This is a personal collection of custom-built tools and scripts developed for penetration testing, red teaming, and cybersecurity research. The goal of this project is to automate repetitive tasks, explore different attack vectors, and build a professional-grade toolkit that demonstrates a deep understanding of offensive security principles.

All tools in this repository are intended for educational purposes only and must be used in a legal and ethical manner with explicit, written permission from the asset owner.

🛠️ Tools Here is a list of the current tools available in this repository, each with its own purpose and documentation.

1. ECHO: Subdomain Enumeration Tool Description: A highly efficient and customizable subdomain enumeration tool. It leverages asynchronous I/O to perform rapid dictionary-based scans and identifies live subdomains, providing a crucial first step in any web application penetration test.

Location: ECHO_SUBDOMAIN_FINDER/

Usage Example:

Basic scan on a single domain

python3 ECHO_SUBDOMAIN_FINDER/goat_tool.py -d ecorp.local

Scan multiple domains from a file with custom concurrency

python3 ECHO_SUBDOMAIN_FINDER/goat_tool.py -df targets.txt -c 100

Scan a domain and save output to a specific file

python3 ECHO_SUBDOMAIN_FINDER/goat_tool.py -d ecorp.local -o results/ecorp_subs.txt

🚀 Getting Started To get these tools running on your machine, follow these simple steps.

Clone the Repository:

git clone https://github.com/snehil00121/Arsenal.git cd Arsenal

Install Dependencies: Each tool has its own dependencies. The primary ones are listed in the requirements.txt file.

pip3 install -r requirements.txt --break-system-packages

Explore the Tools: Navigate to each tool's folder to find specific instructions and documentation.

👨‍💻 Created by Mr0x00 This repository is maintained and developed by Mr0x00. All tools are a reflection of my learning and practical experience in offensive security. Feel free to explore, learn, and adapt these tools for your own ethical hacking journey.

⚠️ Disclaimer This toolkit is intended for ethical and authorized security testing only. Misuse of these tools against any system without explicit permission is illegal and unethical. The author is not responsible for any damage or illegal activity caused by the use of this software.