PenTest Toolkit V2

What it does

PenTest Toolkit V2 is an open-source cybersecurity toolkit that helps penetration testers, ethical hackers, students, and security professionals access tools, resources, and learning materials from a single platform.

PenTest Toolkit v2 is a fully async, plugin-based security testing framework designed specifically for real-world bug bounty hunting. Every module is independently runnable, outputs structured JSON findings, and feeds into a unified HTML report with optional AI-powered analysis. - mhmmuneef/PenTest-Toolkit-V2

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