Tools/lucija8320nhung4/HacxGPT

HacxGPT

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By Erik Loyd, SaaS CEO and former COO/CFO of an AWS Premier Partner.

Updated Mar 2026

This tool claims to be a GPT-based hacking/security tool. MIT license, Python-based. The homepage URL points to python.org (not a real project page), and the description is blank.

Let me be direct: this has every hallmark of a star-farmed or spam repository. Blank description, generic homepage pointing to python.org, unknown provenance, and a name designed to attract clicks from people searching for 'hacking tools.' The GitHub profile and commit history should be scrutinized before running any code from this repo.

If you're looking for legitimate security testing tools, look at the alternatives below. Do not run unknown Python scripts from suspicious repositories on your machine.

The catch: everything about this. Don't use it.

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Appears to be free/open source under MIT. However, the legitimacy of this repository is questionable. No verified project page, no documentation, no clear maintainer identity.

Free but suspicious. Use established security tools instead.

Self-hosting ops:trivial

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