Inguma 0.1.1 released
Inguma is a free penetration testing and vulnerability discovery toolkit entirely written in python. Framework includes modules to discover hosts, gather information about, fuzz targets, brute force usernames and passwords, exploits, and a disassembler.
Changes
- Added library libinformix. Supports connection establishment and command execution. Pure python code.
- Added a brute force module for Informix databases (bruteifx).
- Fixed bugs in the Sybase’s brute force module.
- Added an Informix SQLEXEC protocol fuzzer.
- Added liboracleinternals.py. Currently it just work for creating oracle password files (from version 8 to 11).
- Added module db2discover to discover IBM DB2 database servers.
- Added an information gather module for Informix database servers.
- Very (basic) initial support for RDP protocol format.
- Added support for fuzzing based on PCAP packets.
- Added a POC for the Sun Java Web Proxy Server heap overflow (fixed).
- Distributed Nikto database updated.
- Added basic support for Bluetooth and Wifi (Hugo).
- Added a frontend for Nmap (Hugo).
- Added libhexdump (Hugo).
- Added modules tcpproxy, hexdump and simple web server (Hugo).
- Changed format of OpenDis databases to SQLite format (use -sdb=file.sqlite).
- Added OpenDis Binary Navigator.
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