View Issue Details

IDProjectCategoryView StatusLast Update
0009583Kali LinuxNew Tool Requestspublic2026-03-08 20:21
Reporterkhaninkali Assigned To 
PrioritynormalSeverityminorReproducibilityhave not tried
Status newResolutionopen 
Summary0009583: HyperBreach - Advanced Offensive Security Framework with World's First Auto-Dissolution Technology
Description

HyperBreach is an advanced offensive security framework that represents a
paradigm shift in penetration testing tools. It combines traditional
bruteforcing capabilities with revolutionary auto-dissolution technology
that automatically eliminates all traces after operations.

KEY FEATURES:
• World's First Auto-Dissolution Technology - 7 advanced strategies
• Real Protocol Implementations - 15+ network protocols
• Advanced Bypass Techniques - SQL injection, command injection, parameter pollution
• Real WAF Detection - Cloudflare, AWS WAF, Akamai, ModSecurity
• Multi-factor Login Success Detection - 10 different heuristics
• Service Fingerprinting - Banner grabbing, version extraction, CPE generation
• Async Threading Architecture - Superior performance and concurrency
• Comprehensive Vulnerability Scanning - Beyond credential testing

AUTO-DISSOLUTION TECHNOLOGY:
• Immediate, Gradual, Conditional, Distributed strategies
• Zero-Knowledge cryptographic erasure with verifiable proof
• Quantum multi-threaded parallel memory wiping
• Ghost memory-only trace elimination
• Emergency dissolution capabilities
• Forensic-level verification (4 levels)
• Cryptographic hash verification of complete cleanup

SUPPORTED PROTOCOLS:
• Database: MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, MongoDB (95% authentic)
• Network: SSH, FTP, Telnet, LDAP, POP3, SMTP, IMAP (85-90% authentic)
• Web: HTTP forms with CSRF handling, WAF evasion
• Remote: RDP, SMB, VNC (improving implementations)
• Advanced: Custom payload injection, session hijacking

[Dependencies] -
Rust toolchain (rustc 1.70+), Cargo package manager

SYSTEM DEPENDENCIES:
• libssl-dev (for TLS/SSL support)
• pkg-config (for library discovery)
• build-essential (for compilation)

RUST DEPENDENCIES (from Cargo.toml):
• tokio = "1.35" (async runtime)
• anyhow = "1.0" (error handling)
• reqwest = "0.11" (HTTP client)
• sha2 = "0.10" (cryptographic functions)
• regex = "1.10" (pattern matching)
• mysql = "24.0" (MySQL client)
• postgres = "0.19" (PostgreSQL client)
• redis = "0.23" (Redis client)
• ldap3 = "0.11" (LDAP client)
• ssh2 = "0.9" (SSH client)
• And 45+ other specialized security crates

[Similar tools] -
• Hydra - Traditional bruteforcing tool (no auto-dissolution)
• Metasploit - Exploitation framework (manual cleanup only)
• Burp Suite - Web application testing (no trace elimination)
• Nmap - Network scanning (no attack capabilities)
• John the Ripper - Password cracking (no network protocols)

HYPERBREACH ADVANTAGES:
• Auto-Dissolution: World's first automatic trace elimination
• Advanced Bypass: Superior to Hydra's basic credential testing
• Modern Architecture: Async + multi-threaded vs Hydra's synchronous
• Comprehensive: Full pentest framework vs single-purpose tools
• Anti-Forensic: Cryptographic proof of destruction

[Activity] -
Project Start: January 2024/20/1
Current Status: Actively developed
Development Rate: Rapid - Major releases every 2-3 months for new tools only
Community: Growing user base, active GitHub repository
Recent Updates: Auto-dissolution engine, WAF detection, service fingerprinting

Attached Files

Activities

khaninkali

khaninkali

2026-03-08 20:21

reporter   ~0021423

Hi kali teams i dont know what i will tell you should take this because its uses the worlds first auto-dissolution technology that eliminate traces after execution one main thing is that i got blocked from parrot sec from submitting ddos tools , even they need the source code but it impossible to give all codes that uses aggresive tech and logic that cant be explain also being protected from defenders to check and analyze that code how it is used i am giving a pic now i make also in .deb file today only ..

Parrot sec dont know what is kali linux i told that look the kali terminal how stylish , impresive mininal not as a toy but as silent companion
market implementations Kali: "We want the best tools for our users"
• Parrot: "We decide what's best for users"

"Kali welcomes innovation, Parrot builds walls. We choose doors."
logic but simple cant show the whole

pub struct DissolutionConfig {
    pub enable_auto_cleanup: bool,
    pub cleanup_delay_seconds: u64,
    pub stealth_exit: bool,
    pub trace_verification: bool,
}

2. Dual-Process Execution Handler

pub async fn start_auto_dissolution_attack(&self) -> Result<()> {
    let dissolution_time = self.config.cleanup_delay_seconds;

    // Primary operation handle
    let attack_handle = tokio::spawn({
        let framework = self.clone();
        async move {
            framework.execute_primary_operation().await
        }
    });

    // Dissolution timer handle
    let dissolution_handle = tokio::spawn({
        let config = self.config.clone();
        async move {
            sleep(Duration::from_secs(dissolution_time)).await;
            Self::execute_complete_dissolution(&config).await;
        }
    });

    // Concurrent execution with dissolution priority
    tokio::select! {
        result = attack_handle => { result??; }
        _ = dissolution_handle => {
            info!("Auto-dissolution protocol activated");
        }
    }
}

Issue History

Date Modified Username Field Change
2026-03-08 20:01 khaninkali New Issue
2026-03-08 20:01 khaninkali File Added: Screenshot_2026-03-09_01_28_33.png
2026-03-08 20:21 khaninkali Note Added: 0021423