Critical Severity
Published: Nov 7, 2026
All-in-One authorized vulnerability scanner, RCE verifier, and report generator for CERT teams.
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<img src="docs/ncsa-logo.png" alt="National Cyber Security Committee (NCSA)" height="120">
<img src="docs/rmut-logo.png" alt="Rajamangala University of Technology (RMUT)" height="120">
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# Security Audit Toolkit
### (NCSA + RMUT CERT)
**All-in-one vulnerability detection, verification, and reporting tool for CERT teams**
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Single-file tool, easy to install, used by university CERT teams to **scan → verify vulnerabilities → generate reports** on systems **authorized for testing only**
📑 **[Presentation slides (security_audit_toolkit.pdf)](security_audit_toolkit.pdf)** — Quick usage summary
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> ## ⚠️ Legal and Usage Disclaimer
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> This tool sends requests to real targets and can test for vulnerabilities (RCE). **Use only on systems you own or have written permission to test.** Scanning or attacking unauthorized systems is illegal in nearly every country.
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> - `--pipeline` mode (live testing) **requires** the `--i-own-this-target` flag to confirm ownership
> - Users are solely responsible for their use. Software is provided **"as-is" with no warranty** (see [MIT License](LICENSE))
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## 📋 Table of Contents
- [📥 Download (Ready-to-use version — no Python installation required)](#-download-ready-to-use-version--no-python-installation-required)
- [What this tool can do](#-what-this-tool-can-do)
- [Requirements](#-requirements)
- [Installation from source code (Python)](#-installation-from-source-code-python)
- [Getting started](#-getting-started)