# Monthly Cybersecurity Toolkit Review: September 2023 Insights
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Monthly Cybersecurity Toolkit Overview
In this inaugural edition of our monthly review, I am excited to share the Cybersecurity Toolkit Spotlight—a curated selection of tools and resources sourced from my weekly posts on LinkedIn.
As I undertake this venture, my aim is to provide you with a succinct yet thorough summary of the GitHub repositories and cybersecurity developments I encountered over the past month.
Here, I won’t just introduce the tools but also offer insights into their key features, functionalities, last updates, and security evaluations. This will enable you to better understand the available options and determine their suitability for your needs.
Important Note: The security evaluations serve to provide a snapshot of the tool's security status at a given time and should not be viewed as an exhaustive analysis. My objective is to enhance the value of this monthly overview for my audience.
Week 1: BBOT — Enhance Your OSINT Capabilities
Image from the official GitHub Repository
Description: BBOT is a powerful tool for OSINT, taking inspiration from Spiderfoot and elevating it to new heights.
Key Features:
- Supports multi-target scans.
- Exceptional speed.
- NLP-driven subdomain mutations.
- More efficient than TheHarvester and Amass.
Functionalities:
- Subdomain enumeration.
- Port scanning.
- Web screenshots.
- Vulnerability scanning with Nuclei.
Last Update: August 10, 2023
Security Scan:
Trivy Scan — Conducted on September 20, 2023
Week 2: SysReptor — Streamline Your Security Reporting
Image from the official GitHub Repository
Description: SysReptor is a versatile solution designed for effortless security report creation.
Key Features:
- Generate reports in Markdown easily.
- Utilize HTML/VueJS for design.
- One-click PDF conversion.
- Fully customizable to meet your needs.
- Options for self-hosting or cloud deployment.
Last Update: September 20, 2023 (updated frequently)
Security Scan:
Trivy Scan — Conducted on September 20, 2023
Week 3: Phishing Pot — Expose Phishing Threats
Image from the official GitHub Repository
Description: Explore Phishing Pot, a valuable resource for investigating phishing attempts, designed to offer a reliable database for researchers and developers working on detection solutions.
Key Features:
- Access over 1,000 EML files.
- Real-world case studies to enhance your phishing investigation skills.
Last Update: September 20, 2023 (updated frequently)
Security Scan: No Significant Findings — MYOR*
Week 4: Cloudlist — Fortify Your Security Strategy
Image from the official GitHub Repository
Description: Presenting Cloudlist, an essential tool for blue teams aimed at managing assets seamlessly across multiple cloud environments.
Key Features:
- Centralizes asset management across 10+ cloud providers.
- Enhances Attack Surface Management.
- Simple setup for substantial outcomes.
Last Update: April 11, 2023
Security Scan: No Significant Findings — MYOR*
Final Thoughts
Among the cybersecurity repositories I've examined, Phishing Pot has particularly impressed me. It serves as an excellent resource for individuals at any stage of their cybersecurity journey.
The tool offers a range of opportunities, from developing engaging Security Awareness Training sessions with real-world examples to enhancing investigative skills. Importantly, it is regularly updated with new samples!
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MYOR* — Make Your Own Research; the Trivy scanner did not identify any specific vulnerabilities, but you are encouraged to conduct your own security evaluations.
Chapter 2: Video Overview
Video Description: In this video titled "Cyber Month in Review September 2023," Jack Smallpage reviews significant developments and tools in cybersecurity for the month. Tune in for insights and tips!