Pentest reference — 3744 pages across 37 sources
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p3ta-tricks is a fast, searchable pentest reference that aggregates attack techniques, tool syntax, and post-exploitation chains from BloodHound, HackTricks, PayloadsAllTheThings, GTFOBins, Impacket, Certipy, NetExec, and more — all in one place, with zero context switching.
Every code block uses <placeholders> like <target-ip>, <domain>, and <username>. Click Variables in the sidebar to fill them in — values persist across every page for your whole session so you never retype the same IP twice. Each code block also has its own variable icon next to the copy button — hover a block to reveal it, click to set only the variables used in that block without the noise of unrelated fields.
The sidebar Distro toggle changes how Impacket commands are rendered. Kali uses the impacket-secretsdump format installed via apt. Exegol uses the secretsdump.py Python script format native to the Exegol container. Script prefixes with python3.
Press Ctrl+K from anywhere to search across all 3744 pages instantly. Use the funnel button next to the search bar to restrict results to specific sources. Results rank by relevance and show the source they came from.
The sidebar Tools toggle switches between Python Impacket and its Go equivalent GoPacket. When GoPacket is selected, every impacket- / secretsdump.py reference is rewritten to the Go style automatically. Distro selection is ignored when GoPacket is active.
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