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CyberSecurityTool is a comprehensive Python package designed for performing essential cybersecurity scans. It includes features like subdomain enumeration, broken link checking, SQL injection testing, XSS detection, CSRF testing, and network vulnerability scanning. Built with ease of use and efficiency in mind, CyberSecurityTool empowers developers and security professionals to enhance their web application's security and identify vulnerabilities with minimal effort.
CyberSecurityTool is a comprehensive Python package designed for performing essential cybersecurity scans. It includes tools for subdomain enumeration, broken link checking, SQL injection testing, XSS detection, CSRF testing, and network vulnerability scanning. Built with ease of use and efficiency in mind, CyberSecurityTool empowers developers and security professionals to enhance their web application's security and identify vulnerabilities with minimal effort.
You can install CyberSecurityTool using pip
:
pip install CyberSecurityTool
Subdomain Enumeration
from CyberSecurityTools import SubdomainEnumerator
# Subdomain Enumeration
subdomain_enum = SubdomainEnumerator(base_domain="example.com")
subdomains = subdomain_enum.enumerate(wordlist_path="wordlist.txt")
print(subdomains)
Broken Link Checker
from CyberSecurityTools import BrokenLinkChecker
# Broken Link Checker
broken_link_checker = BrokenLinkChecker()
broken_links = broken_link_checker.check(url="http://testphp.vulnweb.com")
print(f"Broken Links Found: {broken_links}")
SQL Injection Tester
from CyberSecurityTools import SQLInjectionTester
# SQL Injection Testing
sql_tester = SQLInjectionTester()
vulnerable = sql_tester.test(url="http://testphp.vulnweb.com/listproducts.php", param="cat")
print(f"SQL Injection Vulnerability Found: {vulnerable}")
XSS Tester
from CyberSecurityTools import XSSTester
# XSS Testing
xss_tester = XSSTester()
vulnerable = xss_tester.test(url="http://testphp.vulnweb.com/comment.php", param="name")
print(f"XSS Vulnerability Found: {vulnerable}")
CSRF Tester
from CyberSecurityTools import CSRFTester
# CSRF Testing
csrf_tester = CSRFTester()
vulnerable = csrf_tester.test(form_url="http://testphp.vulnweb.com/login.php", form_data={"username": "test", "password": "pass"})
print(f"CSRF Vulnerability Found: {vulnerable}")
Network Vulnerability Scanner
from CyberSecurityTools import NetworkVulnerabilityScanner
# Network Vulnerability Scanning
network_scanner = NetworkVulnerabilityScanner(target="192.168.1.1")
open_ports = network_scanner.scan()
print(f"Open Ports: {open_ports}")
FAQs
CyberSecurityTool is a comprehensive Python package designed for performing essential cybersecurity scans. It includes features like subdomain enumeration, broken link checking, SQL injection testing, XSS detection, CSRF testing, and network vulnerability scanning. Built with ease of use and efficiency in mind, CyberSecurityTool empowers developers and security professionals to enhance their web application's security and identify vulnerabilities with minimal effort.
We found that CyberSecurityTools demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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