19.01.2024
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AI-based GPT tools are rapidly changing the way we approach information security. They are used in pentests, OSINT, attack simulations, and defense scenarios. Such models generate phishing messages, help find vulnerabilities, create exploits, and support Red and Blue Teams in conducting complex operations.
This tool acts as a digital assistant for the Red Team. It can identify vulnerabilities in systems, create scripts in Bash, Python, or PowerShell, and help automate exploitation processes at each stage of an attack.
Integrated into the Kali Linux environment, this assistant provides payload generation, support for Metasploit, and other utilities. It is convenient for both beginners and experienced information security professionals.
Focuses on automating open intelligence. It can be used to collect data leaks, check WHOIS, investigate social media profiles, and create feature maps for social engineering.
Used to create phishing scenarios: emails, SMS or fake login forms. Suitable for simulating attacks, but requires strict control due to potential abuse.
Automates typical pentest steps, including scanning, vulnerability detection, exploitation, and report generation. Built with OWASP Top 10 recommendations in mind.
Helps create patterns of fraudulent actions: fake sites, fake transactions, and messages. Used to test the effectiveness of fraud protection.
Designed for creating and analyzing malware samples. Can generate polymorphic programs, perform obfuscation, and test antivirus bypass.
Aimed at finding known vulnerabilities — XSS, SQL injections, CSRF, etc. Also helps generate proofs of concept (PoC) and prepares materials for participation in bug bounty programs.
Serves as a tool for defense teams: allows you to simulate attacks, create rules for SIEM systems (in particular YARA and Sigma). Used in Purple Team training.
