Projects sharing features with HackSysExtremeVulnerableDriver

GOAD is an Ansible-based automation tool and infrastructure orchestrator used to deploy pre-configured networks of vulnerable Windows virtual machines. It serves as a security training environment for practicing Active Directory penetration testing, privilege escalation, and lateral movement across various cloud platforms and local virtualization hypervisors. The project distinguishes itself through a multi-provider infrastructure model and a system of infrastructure recipes that simulate intentional security misconfigurations. It supports the deployment of varied attack scenarios, including

DIVA Android - Damn Insecure and vulnerable App for Android

The Damn Vulnerable Router Firmware Project

Metasploitable3 is an automated virtual machine provisioner designed to build and deploy operating system images with intentional security weaknesses. It functions as a penetration testing lab by creating vulnerable virtual machine targets used for security training, exploit development, and the validation of security tools. The system uses configuration scripts to inject vulnerabilities into Windows and Linux environments. This includes the deployment of insecure applications and services, such as web servers and databases, and the application of misconfigured system permissions to simulate

Damn Vulnerable Thick Client App

how2heap is an educational resource and technical testbed for learning heap-based vulnerabilities and memory allocator internals. It provides a collection of source code examples and binaries that serve as a laboratory for studying memory corruption techniques specifically targeting the glibc malloc implementation. The project focuses on the development of exploit primitives, such as tcache poisoning and double frees, to redirect program execution. It includes a suite of implementations for bypassing memory protections and manipulating heap metadata to achieve arbitrary memory writes. The fr