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Useful websites for hackers

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List of websites that can be useful resources for ethical hackers, bug bounty hunters, and penetration testers.

  1. hackxpert labs - Practise labs for ethical hacking.
  2. Bugcrowd - Another popular bug bounty platform that offers a wide range of programs and resources for security researchers.
  3. Intigriti - A crowdsourced security platform that connects companies with a global community of security researchers to identify and resolve vulnerabilities.
  4. OWASP - The Open Web Application Security Project provides a wealth of resources on web application security, including guides, tools, and training materials.
  5. Exploit Database - A comprehensive database of known exploits and vulnerabilities, maintained by the Offensive Security team.
  6. CVE Details - A searchable database of Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs), with information on affected products and available patches.
  7. Shodan - A search engine for internet-connected devices, which can be used to identify potential targets for penetration testing.
  8. Censys - A search engine for internet-connected devices and networks, which can be used to identify vulnerabilities and gather intelligence.
  9. VulDB - A comprehensive vulnerability database that provides information on vulnerabilities in a wide range of products.
  10. Nessus - A popular vulnerability scanner that can be used to identify vulnerabilities in target systems.
  11. OpenVAS - An open source vulnerability scanner that can be used to identify vulnerabilities in target systems.
  12. Hacker101 - A website that offers a wide range of hacking tutorials and resources for beginners and advanced users alike.
  13. HackerOne - A leading bug bounty platform that connects companies with security researchers to identify and resolve vulnerabilities.
  14. Packet Storm - A comprehensive resource for security tools, exploits, and advisories.
  15. CWE-Common Weakness Enumeration - A list of common software security weaknesses and vulnerabilities.
  16. National Vulnerability Database - A U.S. government repository of standards-based vulnerability management data.
  17. VirusTotal - A service for analyzing suspicious files and URLs to detect malware.
  18. Dark Reading - A cybersecurity news platform providing insights, analysis, and research.
  19. echoCTF - Practise labs for ethical hacking.
  20. WPScan - A tool for testing the security of WordPress websites, including identifying vulnerabilities and weak passwords.
  21. BinaryEdge - A search engine and API for internet-connected devices, with a focus on security.
  22. Hack The Box - An online platform that provides various penetration testing challenges and virtual labs.
  23. WiGLE - This search engine is used for wireless network mapping. It merges the information of remote systems worldwide into a midway database.
  24. Malwarebytes Labs - Blog providing insights, research, and analysis on malware and cybersecurity threats.
  25. Cyberchef - The Cyber Swiss Army Knife - a web app for encryption, encoding, compression and data analysis.
  26. Hash Analyzer - Online tool to help identify a hash type.
  27. crt.sh - Certificate search, useful for subdom enumeration.
  28. Hunter - This search engine helps to discover email addresses and links you to multiple connections working in an organization.
  29. The Hacker News - Popular cybersecurity publication for information security professionals seeking breaking news.
  30. Malware Must Die! - Blog and community focused on malware research and analysis.