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Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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# coding=utf-8
import os
from core import HackingTool
from core import HackingToolsCollection
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class autophisher(HackingTool):
TITLE = "Autophisher RK"
DESCRIPTION = "Automated Phishing Toolkit"
INSTALL_COMMANDS = [
"sudo git clone https://github.com/CodingRanjith/autophisher.git",
"cd autophisher"
]
RUN_COMMANDS = ["cd autophisher;sudo bash autophisher.sh"]
PROJECT_URL = "https://github.com/CodingRanjith/autophisher"
class Pyphisher(HackingTool):
TITLE = "Pyphisher"
DESCRIPTION = "Easy to use phishing tool with 77 website templates"
INSTALL_COMMANDS = [
"sudo git clone https://github.com/KasRoudra/PyPhisher",
"cd PyPhisher/files",
"pip3 install -r requirements.txt"
]
RUN_COMMANDS = ["cd PyPhisher;sudo python3 pyphisher.py"]
PROJECT_URL = "git clone https://github.com/KasRoudra/PyPhisher"
class AdvPhishing(HackingTool):
TITLE = "AdvPhishing"
DESCRIPTION = "This is Advance Phishing Tool ! OTP PHISHING"
INSTALL_COMMANDS = [
"sudo git clone https://github.com/Ignitetch/AdvPhishing.git",
"cd AdvPhishing;chmod 777 *;bash Linux-Setup.sh"]
RUN_COMMANDS = ["cd AdvPhishing && sudo bash AdvPhishing.sh"]
PROJECT_URL = "https://github.com/Ignitetch/AdvPhishing"
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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class Setoolkit(HackingTool):
TITLE = "Setoolkit"
DESCRIPTION = "The Social-Engineer Toolkit is an open-source penetration\n" \
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"testing framework designed for social enginee"
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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INSTALL_COMMANDS = [
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"git clone https://github.com/trustedsec/social-engineer-toolkit/",
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"cd social-engineer-toolkit && sudo python3 setup.py"
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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]
RUN_COMMANDS = ["sudo setoolkit"]
PROJECT_URL = "https://github.com/trustedsec/social-engineer-toolkit"
class SocialFish(HackingTool):
TITLE = "SocialFish"
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DESCRIPTION = "Automated Phishing Tool & Information Collector NOTE: username is 'root' and password is 'pass'"
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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INSTALL_COMMANDS = [
"sudo git clone https://github.com/UndeadSec/SocialFish.git && sudo apt-get install python3 python3-pip python3-dev -y",
"cd SocialFish && sudo python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt"
]
RUN_COMMANDS = ["cd SocialFish && sudo python3 SocialFish.py root pass"]
PROJECT_URL = "https://github.com/UndeadSec/SocialFish"
class HiddenEye(HackingTool):
TITLE = "HiddenEye"
DESCRIPTION = "Modern Phishing Tool With Advanced Functionality And " \
"Multiple Tunnelling Services \n" \
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"\t [!]https://github.com/DarkSecDevelopers/HiddenEye"
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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INSTALL_COMMANDS = [
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"sudo git clone https://github.com/Morsmalleo/HiddenEye.git ;sudo chmod 777 HiddenEye",
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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"cd HiddenEye;sudo pip3 install -r requirements.txt;sudo pip3 install requests;pip3 install pyngrok"
]
RUN_COMMANDS = ["cd HiddenEye;sudo python3 HiddenEye.py"]
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PROJECT_URL = "https://github.com/Morsmalleo/HiddenEye.git"
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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class Evilginx2(HackingTool):
TITLE = "Evilginx2"
DESCRIPTION = "evilginx2 is a man-in-the-middle attack framework used " \
"for phishing login credentials along with session cookies,\n" \
"which in turn allows to bypass 2-factor authentication protection.\n\n\t " \
"[+]Make sure you have installed GO of version at least 1.14.0 \n" \
"[+]After installation, add this to your ~/.profile, assuming that you installed GO in /usr/local/go\n\t " \
"[+]export GOPATH=$HOME/go \n " \
"[+]export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/go/bin:$GOPATH/bin \n" \
"[+]Then load it with source ~/.profiles."
INSTALL_COMMANDS = [
"sudo apt-get install git make;go get -u github.com/kgretzky/evilginx2",
"cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/kgretzky/evilginx2;make",
"sudo make install;sudo evilginx"
]
RUN_COMMANDS = ["sudo evilginx"]
PROJECT_URL = "https://github.com/kgretzky/evilginx2"
class ISeeYou(HackingTool):
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TITLE = "I-See_You"
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DESCRIPTION = "[!] ISeeYou is a tool to find Exact Location of Victom By" \
" User SocialEngineering or Phishing Engagment..\n" \
"[!] Users can expose their local servers to the Internet " \
"and decode the location coordinates by looking at the log file"
INSTALL_COMMANDS = [
"sudo git clone https://github.com/Viralmaniar/I-See-You.git",
"cd I-See-You && sudo chmod u+x ISeeYou.sh"
]
RUN_COMMANDS = ["cd I-See-You && sudo bash ISeeYou.sh"]
PROJECT_URL = "https://github.com/Viralmaniar/I-See-You"
class SayCheese(HackingTool):
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TITLE = "SayCheese"
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DESCRIPTION = "Take webcam shots from target just sending a malicious link"
INSTALL_COMMANDS = ["sudo git clone https://github.com/hangetzzu/saycheese"]
RUN_COMMANDS = ["cd saycheese && sudo bash saycheese.sh"]
PROJECT_URL = "https://github.com/hangetzzu/saycheese"
class QRJacking(HackingTool):
TITLE = "QR Code Jacking"
DESCRIPTION = "QR Code Jacking (Any Website)"
INSTALL_COMMANDS = [
automatically downloads dependencies for QR code jacking
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"sudo git clone https://github.com/cryptedwolf/ohmyqr.git && sudo apt -y install scrot"]
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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RUN_COMMANDS = ["cd ohmyqr && sudo bash ohmyqr.sh"]
PROJECT_URL = "https://github.com/cryptedwolf/ohmyqr"
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class WifiPhisher(HackingTool):
TITLE = "WifiPhisher"
DESCRIPTION = "The Rogue Access Point Framework"
INSTALL_COMMANDS = [
"sudo git clone https://github.com/wifiphisher/wifiphisher.git",
"cd wifiphisher"]
RUN_COMMANDS = ["cd wifiphisher && sudo python setup.py"]
PROJECT_URL = "https://github.com/wifiphisher/wifiphisher"
class BlackEye(HackingTool):
TITLE = "BlackEye"
DESCRIPTION = "The ultimate phishing tool with 38 websites available!"
INSTALL_COMMANDS = [
"sudo git clone https://github.com/thelinuxchoice/blackeye",
"cd blackeye "]
RUN_COMMANDS = ["cd blackeye && sudo bash blackeye.sh"]
PROJECT_URL = "https://github.com/An0nUD4Y/blackeye"
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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class ShellPhish(HackingTool):
TITLE = "ShellPhish"
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DESCRIPTION = "Phishing Tool for 18 social media"
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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INSTALL_COMMANDS = ["git clone https://github.com/An0nUD4Y/shellphish.git"]
RUN_COMMANDS = ["cd shellphish;sudo bash shellphish.sh"]
PROJECT_URL = "https://github.com/An0nUD4Y/shellphish"
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class Thanos(HackingTool):
TITLE = "Thanos"
DESCRIPTION = "Browser to Browser Phishingtoolkit"
INSTALL_COMMANDS = [
"sudo git clone https://github.com/TridevReddy/Thanos.git",
"cd Thanos && sudo chmod -R 777 Thanos.sh"
]
RUN_COMMANDS = ["cd Thanos;sudo bash Thanos.sh"]
PROJECT_URL = "https://github.com/TridevReddy/Thanos"
class QRLJacking(HackingTool):
TITLE = "QRLJacking"
DESCRIPTION = "QRLJacking"
INSTALL_COMMANDS = [
"git clone https://github.com/OWASP/QRLJacking.git",
"cd QRLJacking",
"git clone https://github.com/mozilla/geckodriver.git",
"chmod +x geckodriver",
"sudo mv -f geckodriver /usr/local/share/geckodriver",
"sudo ln -s /usr/local/share/geckodriver /usr/local/bin/geckodriver",
"sudo ln -s /usr/local/share/geckodriver /usr/bin/geckodriver",
"cd QRLJacker;pip3 install -r requirements.txt"
]
RUN_COMMANDS = ["cd QRLJacking/QRLJacker;python3 QrlJacker.py"]
PROJECT_URL = "https://github.com/OWASP/QRLJacking"
class Maskphish(HackingTool):
TITLE = "Miskphish"
DESCRIPTION = "Hide phishing URL under a normal looking URL (google.com or facebook.com)"
INSTALL_COMMANDS = [
"sudo git clone https://github.com/jaykali/maskphish.git",
"cd maskphish"]
RUN_COMMANDS = ["cd maskphish;sudo bash maskphish.sh"]
PROJECT_URL = "https://github.com/jaykali/maskphish"
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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class BlackPhish(HackingTool):
TITLE = "BlackPhish"
INSTALL_COMMANDS = [
"sudo git clone https://github.com/iinc0gnit0/BlackPhish.git",
"cd BlackPhish;sudo bash install.sh"
]
RUN_COMMANDS = ["cd BlackPhish;sudo python3 blackphish.py"]
PROJECT_URL = "https://github.com/iinc0gnit0/BlackPhish"
def __init__(self):
super(BlackPhish, self).__init__([('Update', self.update)])
def update(self):
os.system("cd BlackPhish;sudo bash update.sh")
class PhishingAttackTools(HackingToolsCollection):
TITLE = "Phishing attack tools"
TOOLS = [
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autophisher(),
Pyphisher(),
AdvPhishing(),
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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Setoolkit(),
SocialFish(),
HiddenEye(),
Evilginx2(),
ISeeYou(),
SayCheese(),
QRJacking(),
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BlackEye(),
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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ShellPhish(),
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Thanos(),
QRLJacking(),
BlackPhish(),
Maskphish()
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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