PyHTools

Python Hacking Tools (PyHTools) (pht) is a collection of python written hacking tools consisting of network scanner, arp spoofer and detector, dns spoofer, code injector, packet sniffer, network jammer, email sender, downloader, wireless password harvester credential harvester, keylogger, download&execute, and reverse_backdoor along with website login bruteforce, scraper, web spider etc. PHT also includes malwares which are undetectable by the antiviruses.
These tools are written in python3, refer installation to install/download tools and its dependencies.
PyHTools comes with UI, but you can also use command line to use tools individually.

NOTE : The UI hasn't been updated yet with new tools, Refer examples for more information

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Disclaimer

The disclaimer advises users to use the open source project for ethical and legitimate purposes only and refrain from using it for any malicious activities. The creators and contributors of the project are not responsible for any illegal activities or damages that may arise from the misuse of the project. Users are solely responsible for their use of the project and should exercise caution and diligence when using it. Any unauthorized or malicious use of the project may result in legal action and other consequences.

Notice

To comply with PyPi's Acceptable Use Policy

All Evil files are moved to another repository: pyhtools-evil-files

Install Evil packages using below command:

python3 -m pip install git+https://github.com/dmdhrumilmistry/pyhtools-evil-files.git

Never use provided resources for malicious purpose.

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How To Videos

Gain access to remote shell over the Internet using HTTP Backdoor

Installation

Using pip

Install main branch using pip

python3 -m pip install git+https://github.com/dmdhrumilmistry/pyhtools.git

Install Release from PyPi

# without options
python3 -m pip install pyhtools

# for windows
python3 -m pip install pyhtools[windows]

# for linux
python3 -m pip install pyhtools[linux]

Manual Method

Open terminal
Install git package
```
sudo apt install git python3 -y
```
Install Poetry

clone the repository to your machine

git clone https://github.com/dmdhrumilmistry/pyhtools.git

Change directory
```
cd pyhtools
```

install with poetry

# without options
poetry install

# for windows
poetry install -E windows

# for linux
poetry install -E linux

Start PyHTools

run pyhtools.py
```
python3 -m pyhtools
```
to get all the commands use help
```
pyhtools >> help
```

If you're using Termux or windows, then use pip instead of pip3.
Few features are only for linux os, hence they might not work on windows and require admin priviliges.

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Package Tools and Features

Attackers

For Networks
- Network Scanner
- Mac changer
- ARP Spoofing
- DNS spoofing
- Downloads Replacer
- Network Jammer
- Pkt Sniffer
- Code Injector
For Websites
- Login Guesser (Login Bruteforcer)
- Web Spider
- Web crawler (detects dirs | subdomains)
- Web Vulnerablity Scanner
For Android
- mitm
  - Custom Certificate Pinner

Detectors

ARP Spoof Detector

Malwares/Trojans/Payloads/Ransomwares/Worms

Email Sender (reporter)
Downloader
Wireless Password Harvester
Credential Harvester
Keylogger (dlogs)
Reverse Backdoors
- TCP
- HTTP
Download and Execute
Telegram Data Harvester
DMSecRansomware
Telegram Remote Code Executor
DirCloner

NOTE: Do not upload/send/report malwares to anti virus services such as VirusTotal. This will make program detectable

Project Updates

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How to Package a Evil Files

Note: On linux host machines, user needs to install patchelf package. Install using below command.

apt/dnf/yum install patchelf

Above command needs root privileges.

Have any Ideas 💡 or issue

Create an issue
Fork the repo, update script and create a Pull Request

Contributing

Refer CONTRIBUTIONS.md for contributing to the project.

LICENSE

PyHTools is distributed under MIT License. Refer License for more information.

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