HACON

Lots of cyber security tool

Install

pip3 install HACON

Using

In another script

from hacon import HACON

HACON.arguments("-h")

In command line

HACON -h

With docker

Install

docker pull ghcr.io/onuratakan/hacon:latest

Using

docker run -t -i  --network=host ghcr.io/onuratakan/hacon /bin/sh

and type

HACON -h

Reminder

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