> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://doubtfulturnip.gitbook.io/dts-cybersecurity-tool-kit/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://doubtfulturnip.gitbook.io/dts-cybersecurity-tool-kit/tools-list/security-tools-list.md).

# Security Tools

- [Blue Team](https://doubtfulturnip.gitbook.io/dts-cybersecurity-tool-kit/tools-list/security-tools-list/blue-team.md): Tools designed for either passive or active defence systems. Includes Honeypot systems, Event-log analyses and monitoring tools
- [Crypto & Cracking](https://doubtfulturnip.gitbook.io/dts-cybersecurity-tool-kit/tools-list/security-tools-list/crypto-and-cracking.md): Tools to assist with cracking hashes and to facilitate with the authentication attempts into systems
- [Exploit](https://doubtfulturnip.gitbook.io/dts-cybersecurity-tool-kit/tools-list/security-tools-list/exploit.md): Tools designed to assist with the exploitation of systems
- [Post-Exploit](https://doubtfulturnip.gitbook.io/dts-cybersecurity-tool-kit/tools-list/security-tools-list/post-exploit.md): Tools to assist with further enumeration and privilege escalation on compromised systems
- [Forensics](https://doubtfulturnip.gitbook.io/dts-cybersecurity-tool-kit/tools-list/security-tools-list/forensics.md): DFIR tools to add capabilities for the analyses of protocols and data
- [ICS/IOT](https://doubtfulturnip.gitbook.io/dts-cybersecurity-tool-kit/tools-list/security-tools-list/ics-iot.md): Tools specifically designed for the exploitation and recon of ICS (Industrial Control Systems) and other IOT (Internet of Things) applications
- [Mobile](https://doubtfulturnip.gitbook.io/dts-cybersecurity-tool-kit/tools-list/security-tools-list/mobile.md): Applications to assist with the reverse engineering or analyses of mobile device applications
- [OSINT](https://doubtfulturnip.gitbook.io/dts-cybersecurity-tool-kit/tools-list/security-tools-list/osint.md): Open Source Intelligence applications
- [POC](https://doubtfulturnip.gitbook.io/dts-cybersecurity-tool-kit/tools-list/security-tools-list/poc-tools.md): Quick reference Proof Of Concept tools. There are many, many more tools and write-ups available on sites such as Exploit-DB
- [Red Team](https://doubtfulturnip.gitbook.io/dts-cybersecurity-tool-kit/tools-list/security-tools-list/red-team.md): Applications that add capability to Red Teams
- [Reversing & Binary Exploit](https://doubtfulturnip.gitbook.io/dts-cybersecurity-tool-kit/tools-list/security-tools-list/reversing-and-binary-exploit.md): Tools designed to aid in the reverse engineering of binaries and assist in exploit development
- [Scanning & Recon](https://doubtfulturnip.gitbook.io/dts-cybersecurity-tool-kit/tools-list/security-tools-list/scanning-and-recon.md): Applications that assist either passively or actively with enumeration and reconnaissance


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