Advanced Offensive Security Testing Platform
HyperBreach is a next-generation offensive security platform designed for comprehensive penetration testing and vulnerability assessment. Built with Rust for maximum performance and memory safety, HyperBreach delivers unprecedented speed, reliability, and stealth capabilities for security professionals.
- Remote Access: SSH, RDP, VNC, Telnet
- Database Systems: MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis
- Mail Services: SMTP, POP3, IMAP
- File Transfer: FTP, SMB/CIFS
- Directory Services: LDAP
- Web Applications: HTTP/HTTPS forms, REST APIs
- Specialized: Custom protocol support via plugin architecture
- IndustryStandard Protocols Implemented like Memcache Modbus and Mqtt
- Parallel Processing: Simultaneous attacks across 20+ protocols
- Adaptive Rate Control: Intelligent throttling to avoid detection
- Session Management: Persistent attack sessions with resume capability
- Credential Intelligence: Smart wordlist prioritization and pattern recognition
- Real-time Statistics: Comprehensive attack progress monitoring
- Timing Randomization: Configurable jitter and delay mechanisms
- User-Agent Rotation: Dynamic header manipulation
- Behavioral Mimicry: Human-like attack patterns
- Proxy Chain Support: Multi-level routing and IP rotation
- Anti-Forensics: Minimal footprint and evidence reduction
- Port Scanning: TCP/UDP service discovery
- Banner Grabbing: Service identification and version detection
- Form Analysis: Automated web form extraction and testing
- Attack Chain Automation: Multi-stage vulnerability exploitation
- Comprehensive Reporting: Multiple output formats (JSON, XML, CSV, PDF)
- REST & JSON API assessment
- Token and session analysis
- Async request execution
- Proxy-aware operations
- Custom payload support
- Multi-endpoint handling
- Modular testing workflows
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- Attack Engine: High-performance async orchestration
- Protocol Handlers: Modular protocol implementations
- Stealth Manager: Evasion and anti-detection systems
- Wordlist Manager: Intelligent credential generation
- Output Formatter: Flexible reporting and logging
- Language: Rust (Edition 2021)
- Concurrency: Async/await with Tokio runtime
- Memory Safety: Zero-cost abstractions and guaranteed thread safety
- Performance: 1000+ credential attempts per second
- Scalability: Horizontal scaling across multiple cores/systems
- Rust 1.70 or higher
- OpenSSL development libraries
- C++ compiler (for some protocol dependencies)
- Hence Already Provided in Binary
Download the latest release from [GitHub Releases](https://github.com/Hypersecuritylabs/hyperbreachv7/releases) and extract to your preferred location.hyperbreach attack -t [TARGET] [OPTIONS]hyperbreach attack -t ssh://192.168.1.100:22 -u admin -p /path/to/wordlist.txthyperbreach attack -t 192.168.1.0/24 --protocols ssh,ftp,rdp --user-file users.txt --pass passes.txthyperbreach attack -t https://example.com/login --form-data "username=^USER^&password=^PASS^" -u admin -p passwords.txthyperbreach target.com --stealth --jitter 1000-3000 --proxy-chain proxies.txtCreate a configuration file for complex scenarios:
[general]
max_threads = 50
timeout = 30
output_format = "json"
[stealth]
jitter_min = 500
jitter_max = 2000
throttle_rps = 10
rotate_user_agent = true
[protocols]
ssh = true
ftp = true
http = true| Protocol | Port | Authentication Methods | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| SSH | 22 | Password, Key-based | Key rotation support |
| RDP | 3389 | Password, NLA | Network Level Authentication |
| VNC | 5900+ | Password | Multiple display support |
| Telnet | 23 | Password | Legacy protocol support |
| Protocol | Port | Features |
|---|---|---|
| MySQL | 3306 | Authentication bypass testing |
| PostgreSQL | 5432 | Multiple authentication methods |
| MongoDB | 27017 | NoSQL injection testing |
| Redis | 6379 | Authentication and command execution |
| Protocol | Features |
|---|---|
| HTTP/HTTPS | Form-based attacks, REST API testing, CSRF token handling |
| WebSockets | Real-time application testing |
| SOAP/XML | Web service authentication testing |
- Pattern Recognition: AI-powered credential selection
- Vulnerability Chaining: Automated multi-step exploitation
- Post-Exploitation: Built-in privilege escalation modules
- Custom Payloads: Support for user-defined attack vectors
- Real-time Dashboards: Live attack progress visualization
- Detailed Logs: Comprehensive audit trails
- Compliance Reports: Industry-standard formatting
- Integration: SIEM and ticketing system compatibility
- Memory Efficiency: Optimized for large-scale operations
- Network Optimization: Connection pooling and reuse
- CPU Utilization: Intelligent load distribution
- Storage Management: Efficient result handling
HyperBreach is designed exclusively for authorized security testing:
- Penetration testing engagements
- Security research and education
- Internal security assessments
- Red team operations
- Obtain written authorization before testing
- Comply with local and international laws
- Respect privacy and data protection regulations
- Follow responsible disclosure practices
- Authorization Validation: Target verification mechanisms
- Rate Limiting: Built-in throttling controls
- Audit Logging: Complete activity tracking
- Safe Mode: Non-destructive testing options
We welcome contributions from the security community:
- Fork the repository
- Create a feature branch
- Submit a pull request with detailed documentation
- Follow our coding standards and security guidelines
Extend HyperBreach with custom protocol handlers:
use hyperbreach_rs::protocols::ProtocolHandler;
struct CustomProtocol {
// Implementation details
}
impl ProtocolHandler for CustomProtocol {
// Required methods
}Run the test suite:
cargo testIntegration tests require controlled environments:
cargo test --features integration-tests| Tool | Attempts/Second | Memory Usage | Crash Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| HyperBreach | 1000+ | 50MB | 0% |
| Hydra | 50-100 | 200MB+ | 15% |
| Medusa | 30-80 | 150MB+ | 20% |
| Patator | 20-60 | 100MB+ | 25% |
- Memory: Fixed 50MB footprint regardless of attack complexity
- CPU: Efficient multi-core utilization
- Network: Optimized connection management
- Storage: Minimal disk I/O during operations
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Enterprise support packages available:
- Priority bug fixes and updates
- Custom development and integration
- Training and consulting services
- 24/7 technical support
HyperBreach is released under the Apache License. See LICENSE for details.
- Offensive Security Team for architecture design
- Rust community for performance optimization
- Security researchers for protocol analysis
- Penetration testing community for feedback and testing
- Complete rewrite in Rust
- 20+ protocol implementations
- Advanced evasion capabilities
- Enterprise-grade reporting
HyperBreach is currently under active development and testing. Features, modules, and performance may change between releases.
This project is intended strictly for:
- Authorized security assessments
- Authentication security research
- Educational and laboratory environments
- Defensive security testing
Unauthorized access, credential abuse, service disruption, or illegal activity using this software is strictly prohibited.
The developers and contributors of HyperBreach are not responsible for misuse, damages, or violations of applicable laws.
Use responsibly and only in environments where you have explicit permission..