Welcome to HackToolsLab — an open-source organization dedicated to building, sharing, and maintaining tools for penetration testing, security research, and network assessments.
We aim to provide cybersecurity professionals, ethical hackers, and researchers with practical utilities to explore, analyze, and strengthen digital infrastructures.

To become a community-driven hub for high-quality penetration testing tools and security research projects that help raise awareness and improve digital security worldwide.

• Develop reliable and efficient tools for penetration testing.
• Foster collaboration and open-source contributions in the security community.
• Share knowledge, research, and methodologies for better security practices.
• Provide clear and structured resources for students, researchers, and professionals.

Here are some of the repositories you will find in this organization:

• GhostTrace → GhostTrace is a shell script-based tool that combines with a Python parser to perform a thorough footprinting process on web applications. Designed for the early stages of ethical hacking or penetration testing.
• GhostIp → GhostIP is an automated tool to rotate your IP and MAC address on Linux systems, useful for penetration testing, anonymization, or bypassing IP-based rate limits.
• PhantomKey → PhantomKey is a tool that I have created using the Python programming language. This tool is designed for various security functions, including hashing password, cracking passwords, and identifying the type of hashing used in.

(More projects will be added as the lab grows.)

Our projects may involve a variety of technologies:

• Python → For rapid development and automation scripts.
• Go → For high-performance tools and standalone binaries.
• Bash → Lightweight utilities and automation scripts.
• Docker → Isolated and reproducible pentest lab environments.

We welcome contributions from the community! 💡

You can help us by:

• Reporting issues and bugs.
• Suggesting new features or improvements.
• Submitting pull requests with fixes and enhancements.
• Writing documentation or tutorials for tools.

Steps to Contribute:

1. Fork the repository you want to contribute to.
2. Create a feature branch (git checkout -b feature-name).
3. Commit your changes and push to your fork.
4. Open a Pull Request for review.

All tools are released under the MIT License (unless stated otherwise in specific repos).

All projects and tools in this organization are created for educational purposes and authorized penetration testing only.
We strictly prohibit the misuse of these tools for illegal activities.
HackToolsLab and its contributors are not responsible for any damage caused by improper use.

• GitHub → HackToolsLab
• Coming soon → Documentation site & community forum.