XNET-TOOLKIT
XNET-TOOLKIT is a professional, extensible CLI suite designed for advanced network administration, diagnostics, and security auditing. Built for system administrators, DevOps engineers, network engineers, and cybersecurity professionals, XNET unifies a comprehensive set of tools for traffic analysis, port scanning, packet capture, firewall management, and much more—all within a single, streamlined platform.
Key Features
Network Diagnostics:
Quickly identify connectivity issues, measure latency, and trace network routes usingping
,traceroute
, and advanced latency monitoring tools.Network Scanning:
Discover devices, open ports, services, and DNS records throughportscan
,multiscan
,lanscan
, and DNS enumeration.Traffic Monitoring & Security:
Capture live packets, detect ARP spoofing, and analyze NetFlow data to maintain network visibility and integrity.Security Auditing:
Check for vulnerabilities with CVE scans, TLS/SSL assessments, and certificate analysis to ensure compliance and protect your infrastructure.Advanced Networking Operations:
Manage HTTP and API requests, craft custom packets, and control firewall rules directly from the command line.Extensibility & Customization:
Plugin system for extending functionality, interactive mode with autocomplete, and full configuration management via JSON for seamless adaptation to any environment.
Why XNET-TOOLKIT?
- Cross-Platform Support: Works on all major operating systems.
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Simple Installation: Easily install via Python’s
pip
. - Safe & Ethical: Perfect for ethical hacking, research, and educational purposes—learn, test, and monitor networks safely without breaching legal or ethical boundaries.
- Open Source & Well-Documented: Accessible for both beginners and seasoned professionals, with extensive guides and examples.
Whether you are a network engineer, a cybersecurity enthusiast, or a student eager to explore real-world networking, XNET-TOOLKIT empowers you to analyze, secure, and manage networks efficiently and safely—giving you professional-grade capabilities right from the command line.
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