Projects sharing features with RDPSpray

Patator is a multi-purpose brute force tool and modular security framework used for testing credentials, discovering network services, and fuzzing network protocols through automated payload delivery. It functions as a credential exhaustion framework and a network protocol fuzzer. The project provides specific utilities for recovering passwords from encrypted ZIP archives, enumerating DNS zones via forward and reverse queries, and identifying valid usernames and passwords across common network protocols. Its broader capabilities include web endpoint fuzzing, network service probing, and user

ODAT: Oracle Database Attacking Tool

PRET is a network printer exploitation framework and security utility designed for discovering printing hardware and auditing firmware. It serves as a toolkit for penetrating printing infrastructure by manipulating printer-specific control languages and protocols. The project provides specialized capabilities for triggering remote code execution via buffer overflows and managing printer file systems using the Printer Job Language. It allows for the extraction of device metadata, such as firmware versions and memory resources, and the modification of hardware behaviors and system parameters.

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Fast, multi-protocol credential brute-forcer. Parses Nmap, Nessus, and Nexpose output to automatically test default and custom credentials across 30+ protocols.