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Creating New Hacker Toolkits for cybersecurity and hacking uses (defensive security hacker framework included)
I need help with creating another hacker toolkit like a power-scanner, which in it then starts scanning for open_ports and if it finds any open_ports that is susceptible to vulnerabilties it generates a log text containing all the records of the vulnerabilities and then i will need to create a programming language like RavenScript (raven-script) and then start developing my own hacker framework for defensive security.
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