Exploit Pack full license: The real deal. Create, modify, and deploy exploits on the fly. Get access to over 39,500+ exploits, zero-days from our lab, implants and utilities. You can be sure that your next pentest will become unstoppable with Exploit Pack in your arsenal of tools.
A full license of Exploit Pack Framework also includes access to monthly updates, training and technical support.
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The next-generation Exploit Framework + zero-days
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Built by a small team of offensive security professionals, Exploit Pack is an exploitation framework with 39.500+ exploits and monthly 0-days. It includes a robust set of tools for payload generation, post-exploitation, evasion, and automation, making it a core component of offensive security workflows.
A powerful graphical interface backed by a massive library of over 39.500+ exploits, Exploit Pack gives you everything you need to identify and exploit vulnerabilities across networks, applications, and systems.
Exploit Pack is the ultimate tool for exploit development and security testing. It allows you to write, modify, and deploy your own exploits on the fly or choose from its extensive library of over 39,500 exploits and zero-days.
Get ahead of attackers. Exploit Pack helps you test, learn, mitigate, and report your attack. Adapt, fix, and strengthen your target.
Never get stuck, your license includes technical support and consultation during your next project. Also, join our online free training along with your team. We are ready to help you achieve results and improve your pentesting capabilities.
"Penetration testing has a lot of repeating tasks, especially when doing similar assignments for clients. For this reason, tools like Exploit Pack help with automating repeating activities. This framework contains over 39.000 exploits, probably much more than one might ever need." - linuxsecurity.expert