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How to Fix “ModuleNotFoundError: No module named ‘pdfkit’” in Mr. Holmes (Kali Linux)

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How to Fix “ModuleNotFoundError: No module named ‘pdfkit’” in Mr. Holmes (Kali Linux) Introduction Mr. Holmes is a popular OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence) tool used in ethical hacking and cybersecurity learning. However, many beginners face an error while running the tool on Kali Linux: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pdfkit' This error can be confusing, especially for new users. In this article, you will learn why this error occurs and how to fix it step by step in a clean and safe way . Error Description When trying to run Mr. Holmes using the command: sudo python3 MrHolmes.py You may see the following traceback ending with: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pdfkit' Some users also try to activate a virtual environment and get: source .lib_venv/bin/activate source: no such file or directory Why This Error Happens This issue usually occurs due to one or more of the following reasons: 1. Virtual Environment Was Not Created You attempted to activate a virtual...

Unicornscan – Penetration Testing Tool in Kali Linux

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  Unicornscan – Penetration Testing Tool in Kali Linux Unicornscan  is a free and open-source Automated Penetration Testing tool available on GitHub which is very useful for  security researchers  for  information gathering  and testing of the security of websites and web servers.Unicornscan provides many integrated tools to perform penetration testing on the target system. This tool is also known as an active web application  security reconnaissance  tool. This tool was designed as it should be  accurate, scalable,   flexible  for the users who are using it. This tool is released under GPL General Public License. This tool offers and performs  scanning  of TCP and UDP network protocols. This tool is very useful for finding network discovery patterns. This tool is used to find remote hosts. Unicornscan can also give you information about the target  operating system. Features and Uses of Unicornscan tool : Unicornscan...

Hacking Tools for Penetration Testing – Fsociety in Kali Linux

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  Hacking Tools for Penetration Testing – Fsociety in Kali Linux Fsociety  is a free and open-source tool available on GitHub which is used as an information-gathering tool. Fsociety is used to scanning websites for information gathering and finding  vulnerabilities  in websites and web apps. Fsociety is one of the easiest and useful tools for performing reconnaissance on websites and web apps. The Fsociety tool is also available for Linux, Windows, and Android phones ( termux ), which is coded in both bash and Python. Fsociety provides a command-line interface that you can run on Kali Linux. This tool can be used to get information about our target(domain). We can target any domain using Fsociety. The interactive console provides a number of helpful features, such as command completion and contextual help. Fsociety is based upon Mr. Robotincludes series.  Menu of Fsociety : 1. Information gathering The first step to security assessment or ethical hacking is col...

Using the Metasploit Framework for Penetration Testing

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  Using the Metasploit Framework for Penetration Testing Share:     esting Penetration testing is an important aspect of an organization’s security strategy as it helps to identify vulnerabilities in their systems and networks before attackers can exploit them. The Metasploit Framework is a popular tool for performing penetration testing as it provides security professionals and Penetration Testers with a powerful and flexible platform for simulating attacks and testing the security of their systems and networks. The framework’s extensive library of pre-built exploits and payloads, modular architecture, and regular updates make it a valuable tool for ensuring an organization’s infrastructure security and protecting against real-world attacks. What is a Metasploit? Metasploit is a powerful and widely-used open-source framework for penetration testing, exploitation, and vulnerability scanning. It provides a suite of tools and modules for ethical hacking and testing, includi...

What is Network Penetration Testing?

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  What is Network Penetration Testing? Share:  23 Table of Contents Overview of Network Penetration Testing How does Network Penetration Testing Work? Benefits of Network Penetration Testing Overview of Network Penetration Testing Network Penetration Testing is a systematic and authorized attempt to assess the security of IT network infrastructure. It plays an important role in maintaining a strong security posture and minimizing the risks posed by cyber threats. It involves simulating real-world attack scenarios on a network to identify vulnerabilities and potential entry points that malicious actors could exploit. The primary goal is to assess the effectiveness of the network’s security controls, detect weaknesses before they can be leveraged by unauthorized individuals or malicious hackers, and provide actionable recommendations for mitigating identified risks. During Network Penetration Testing, a skilled security professional, often called a Penetration Tester or Ethical ...

Top Kali Linux Tools for 2024

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  Top Kali Linux Tools for 2024 Share:         In the realm of cybersecurity, Kali Linux stands as a powerhouse, offering an array of cutting-edge tools designed to secure digital assets and unveil vulnerabilities. In this article, we explore the “Top Kali Linux Tools,” providing insights into the latest and most potent resources within Kali’s arsenal for robust cybersecurity and ethical hacking efforts. What is Kali Linux? Kali Linux is a Debian-based Linux distribution that is designed for advanced penetration testing and security auditing. It is an extensively used open-source operating system among cybersecurity professionals, ethical hackers, and penetration testers for performing various security-related tasks such as network and system penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, digital forensics, and reverse engineering. Kali Linux has many pre-installed security tools, including information gathering, vulnerability analysis, password attacks, wireles...