cybersec-toolkit

Name: cybersec-toolkit Review
Item: cybersec-toolkit
Rating: 3.1
Author: Aaron Matthews

Skill Security Usable

Works inClaude Code

Usable Scanned — metadata only

Reduces security tooling setup time and fragmentation across teams by centralizing 580+ tools in a single, modular installer.

580+ cybersecurity tools, one command. Modular bash installer for Linux & Termux with 14 profiles, 18 modules, and an MCP server for AI-assisted ethical hacking.

Ask Claude to recommend which cybersecurity tools to install for your penetration testing profile.
Generate a security audit checklist by querying the toolkit's 580+ tools for compliance scanning.
Automate installation of modular security tools across Linux servers using the bash installer.

33 starsMIT (commercial OK)Free

Usable rating — This tool is functional but has notable gaps. Review the evaluation notes below before deploying.

Why it matters

Reduces security tooling setup time and fragmentation across teams by centralizing 580+ tools in a single, modular installer. Enables consistent environment configuration for penetration testing, compliance audits, and vulnerability assessments.

Best for

Security teams and penetration testers managing multi-tool deployments across Linux environments with reproducible configurations.

Works in

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Source

https://github.com/26zl/cybersec-toolkit

By 26zl

How to Get It

Option 1: Claude Desktop App (Code Mode)Click the + button next to the prompt box → Plugins → Add plugin. Search and click Install. Skills work in Claude Code only.

Option 2: Paste into Claude CodeCopy the command below and paste it into your conversation. Claude will install it.

Command

claude plugins install 26zl/cybersec-toolkit

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Auto-generated from the tool's public listing — not hands-on verified. Cross-check against the source repo's README before running.

First thing to try

After installing, paste this into Claude:

Recommend which cybersecurity tools to install for my penetration testing profile

CostFree

Trust Signals Auto-scanned

Stars33Contributors3Last updated2026-07-24LicenseMIT (OK for commercial use)Known CVEsNone foundSources: GitHub Advisory Database + OSV.dev · Scanned 2026-07-25 · scanner v1

Community Pulse New

No community discussions found yet. This doesn't mean the tool isn't good — it may be new or serve a niche use case.

Reviewer notes

Auto-scanned review. These are observations, not a security certification.

Scored from trust signals (evidence-eval-v1): 33 GitHub stars; 3 contributors; last commit 1d ago; license MIT.

Things to check

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Evaluation Scores

Evaluation

Ease of Use

3/5

Versatility

2/5

Reliability

4/5

Security

4/5

Overall score3.15 / 5.00 UsableEvaluatedJul 2026

Scored from trust signals (evidence-eval-v1): 33 GitHub stars; 3 contributors; last commit 1d ago; license MIT.

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