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Routersploit is a penetration testing framework designed for the security assessment of embedded network devices and routers. It functions as a comprehensive tool for auditing hardware configurations and testing network protocols to identify and verify security vulnerabilities. The framework utilizes a modular plugin architecture that allows for the dynamic loading of exploit and scanner modules. It provides a centralized command interface that manages target state and executes controlled payloads, enabling the automation of security testing across diverse network hardware. The platform cove

HomePwn - Swiss Army Knife for Pentesting of IoT Devices

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.

RouterSploit is an embedded device exploitation framework and vulnerability scanner designed to identify and exploit security flaws in networked embedded hardware and firmware. It provides a centralized toolkit for scanning for known weaknesses and common misconfigurations to gain unauthorized system access. The framework includes an architecture-specific payload generator to create custom binary payloads tailored to the target hardware. It also features an automated brute force tool that uses dictionary-based credential guessing to bypass authentication on hardware devices. The tool covers