XAttacker V50 Pro is a professional automated exploitation tool designed for large-scale vulnerability scanning and exploitation of web applications.

• Vulnerability Scanner

  XATTACKER includes a powerful vulnerability scanner capable of identifying weaknesses across a wide range of web applications. It performs in-depth analysis to uncover common and complex security flaws before launching any attacks.

• Automated Exploitation

  Once a vulnerability is found, XATTACKER takes over with a fully automated exploitation process. There's no need for manual payload crafting or guesswork—just input the target, and the tool does the heavy lifting for you.

• Multithreaded Attack Engine

  Utilizing multithreading, XATTACKER can perform multiple operations in parallel, significantly speeding up both scanning and exploitation processes. Ideal for large-scale assessments or time-sensitive tasks.

• Auto CMS Detection

  Specifically optimized for popular CMS platforms like WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal, XATTACKER adapts its methods to exploit known vulnerabilities in these systems effectively.

• Vulnerability Fixing

  After gaining access to a vulnerable system, XATTACKER offers the unique capability to patch the exploited vulnerability. This can be used in controlled environments for ethical hacking, red teaming, or self-assessment purposes—helping secure systems after demonstrating the risk.

Cross-Platform Compatibility

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    Web  App

  XATTACKER is equipped with a powerful set of modules targeting a variety of widely-used services. Each module includes a tailored set of exploits designed for maximum effectiveness:
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    cPanel

  A total of 22 exploits are available to attack vulnerable cPanel setups, focusing on login bypass, brute-force access, and insecure configurations.
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   WHMCs

  The tool includes 9 dedicated exploits for WHM control panels, enabling unauthorized access to administrative functions and server settings.
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   RDP

  With 8 precise exploits, the tool can identify and breach weakly protected Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) endpoints.
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   SSH

  With 12 precise exploit aimed at exploiting SSH services via 0Day attacks and unknown-key vulnerabilities.
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   SMTP

  45 unique exploits targeting misconfigured mail servers, open relays, and authentication bypass techniques.
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    WebMail

  A total of 11 webmail exploits are included, capable of compromising login portals, injecting payloads, or hijacking sessions.
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   FTP

  With 21 specialized exploits, the tool can take advantage of anonymous access, weak credentials, and common misconfigurations in FTP services.

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