Security automation gets messy when every tool is a separate CLI.
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Security automation gets messy when every tool is a separate CLI. PWN is an open-source Ruby toolkit for offensive security automation, built for red teamers, pentesters, and vulnerability researchers. It helps you script and automate security work from one workspace by packaging capabilities as Ruby modules that can be combined into drivers. Key features: • Broad security workspace – brings together OSINT, network scanning, web and cloud testing, hardware/radio work, reporting, and disclosure • Modular Ruby building blocks – combine capabilities into drivers instead of stitching separate
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