Adding a new tool: Kittysploit - Exploit framework#713
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Type of Change
For New Tool Additions — Required Fields
Why should it be added?
KittySploit Framework is a modern, MIT-licensed Python exploitation framework that complements the existing “Exploit framework” section (RouterSploit, WebSploit, Commix, etc.). It targets current red-team workflows with a modular core, optional AI-assisted planning with local LLMs, an integrated web/proxy workflow (KittySploit Proxy), Zig-based payloads, Tor integration, collaborative features, and a community module marketplace. Adding it gives HackingTool users another actively developed open-source option in the same category, with clear install paths (git clone + upstream install/install.sh, or documented alternatives) and documentation on the official repo and wiki.
Is the tool actively maintained?
Yes - https://github.com/SIA-IOTechnology/Kittysploit-framework/releases/tag/v1.0.4
Checklist
tools/*.pyfileTITLE,DESCRIPTION,INSTALL_COMMANDS,RUN_COMMANDS,PROJECT_URLall setSUPPORTED_OSset correctly (["linux"]/["linux", "macos"])TOOLSlist in the collection class at the bottom of the filerequirements.txtwithout discussion