If you’re still relying on others’ tools—you’re not a hacker. You’re a user. The real legends don’t use tools. They code them.
Welcome to the Dark Side of Python
Python isn’t just a language. It’s the hacker’s most lethal weapon. From writing exploits to automating attacks, crafting payloads to bypassing firewalls—Python lets you create mayhem with elegance.
“When you write your own script, you control the attack chain.”
5 Real-World Hacking Tools You’ll Learn to Build
Each tool below is taught practically at HackersvellA and is used in red-team simulations.
1. BruteBash – Login Brute-Forcer
- ? Use requests, sessions, and threading to automate login attempts.
- ? Supports Wordlists.
- ? Includes CAPTCHA detection and bypass using AI.
? Code hint:
python import requests for password in open("rockyou.txt", "r"): r = requests.post("http://target.com/login", data={"username": "admin", "password": password.strip()}) if "Welcome" in r.text: print("Password Found:", password)
2. ShadowLogger – Advanced Keylogger
- ⌨ Captures keystrokes, clipboard, screenshots.
- ? Sends logs to Telegram or Gmail.
- ? Works stealthily on Windows/Linux.
? Real scenario: Used in internal phishing red-team simulation to monitor employee credentials.
3. WiFiReaper – Wi-Fi Deauth & Packet Sniffer
- ? Interface with scapy and aircrack-ng
- ? Deauth any device on the network
- ? Collect handshake files for cracking
? Project extension: Add automation to decrypt WPA handshakes using hashcat wordlists.
4. InvisiBot – Telegram-controlled Remote RAT
- ? Command & Control over Telegram
- ? Access webcam, files, shell, screenshots
- ? Python core, PyInstaller to compile
? Use case: Demonstration of real-time control in malware analysis lab.
5. PhishFlex – Real-Time Phishing Page Builder
- ? Clone Facebook, Instagram, or custom login pages
- ? Smart URL masking & Ngrok tunneling
- ? Sends stolen credentials to your panel instantly
? Pro tip: Add auto redirect and anti-inspection scripts to escape sandbox detection.
Why Build Your Own Tools?
- ? Customization: Modify payloads to bypass new detections.
- ? Undetectable: Your script, your signature. No AV flags.
- ⚔ Full Power: Combine multiple attacks into one tool (Exfiltration + Keylogging + Screenshotting).
The HackersvellA Weapon Lab
In Phase 2 and Phase 3, you’ll learn:
- Python for Red-Team Development
- Device Scripting for Attacks (Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi)
- Payload Automation and Delivery Chains
- Custom RAT and Malware Lab Simulations
By the end of these phases, you won’t be Googling “best hacking tools.” You’ll be coding your own—and naming them.
Advanced Hacker Tools Built by Students
| Tool Name | Function | Language |
|---|---|---|
| BlackVenom | RAT with webcam control | Python |
| AutoReconX | Automated network recon suite | Bash + Python |
| FakeMailZ | Email spoofing framework | Python + Flask |
| DuckRunner | USB Rubber Ducky payload engine | Arduino |
| ShadowCrack | NTLM password cracking tool | Python |
Bonus: Project to Try Right Now
? Create a Gmail keylogger that auto-emails logs every hour:
- Use pynput for keystrokes
- Use smtplib for sending emails
- Use threading for non-stop logging
Build it. Obfuscate it. Test it in your own environment.
Takeaway: You’re Only as Powerful as the Code You Write
Tool creators rule the underground. At HackersvellA, we don’t teach you to use tools—we train you to weaponize code. Every script is a new exploit. Every project is a CVE in the making.