File archive for darknet.org.uk
This domain serves one thing: archived copies of software referenced by articles on darknet.org.uk. It is run by the same person who runs that site. Nothing else is here, and nobody else uploads to it.
darknet.org.uk has published about security tools since 2006. For a number of them the original distribution has gone — the author stopped, the project site went down, or the vendor disappeared — and what remains here is the copy that was mirrored alongside the article at the time. Whether other copies survive elsewhere is not something this archive can know or claim.
Those files are served here rather than from the main site so that file delivery is separated from the publication. They are static objects on dedicated storage. The articles stay where they were.
They are old, unsigned binaries and source files, most abandoned by their authors. Several are password crackers, exploit proofs of concept or virus source published alongside articles about them. Antivirus software will flag a number of them, and it is not wrong to — that is what they are.
These files are preserved for historical research and authorised security testing. Use them only on systems you own or have explicit permission to test. Nothing here is maintained, patched or supported, and some of it targets vulnerabilities patched fifteen years ago.
Every file below is the copy darknet.org.uk was already serving. Each was checksummed before it moved and verified byte-for-byte afterwards — the SHA-256 shown is that value, so you can confirm what you download is what was archived.
Where a file is password-protected, the password is given in the article it belongs
to. Verify a download with sha256sum <file>, or
Get-FileHash <file> -Algorithm SHA256 on Windows.
Companion archive to a 2006 article series. Password-protected.
3ab02b143977af272128043d688d098db5cdcab0dec316aa3c6fddc2c8447de8 Read the darknet.org.uk article about Art of Virology archive
Bluetooth security testing suite.
9b36bcf73a59d7c03a2262287c4aa37fbd308801d6fa4d3cbc86b9d15ad7ff1c Bluetooth device scanner.
07bcc9e0f622a6be603f652789f4bf711d59945606773cc08c41fa10128113b6 Windows password cracker. Development ceased around 2000; no upstream remains.
017e705bf6e5ebb4fde25af315dcc561813520f0c2687db47e93d1dd5d6c099f Windows password recovery and network sniffer. Discontinued 2014.
7114a9f0830c79970d8094c5da6a3c4ac2ef34ec5c0edfd2edca962d09c42671 Android network analysis toolkit. Succeeded by cSploit.
9efe8d1238c4fa22362b53739550c0322551dd8074b0aff38854eccbbf6b5d4a Password cracker. Abandoned.
9f327216584a9bc3f8361c440b06fba97afd3875ac6ddf47637564ae5553bd90 Automated SQL injection tool. Vendor long defunct.
818bf148e1c85c6bf0cf45f83d751e77683c0533c8f7c4b366f732974d2d37dd Heartbleed (CVE-2014-0160) proof of concept, 2014.
0637b4f67c94eb74dcbb2e8dee63e2992e917ee3fdf85af074d37fa2176eacdb GPU-accelerated hash cracker for SHA1, MD5 and MD4.
5ef8503b3c770bb094a206711edf2b59497139cc68ab72252b8f1e4f135ad0ca Assembly source accompanying the Art of Virology series.
4e6debff536a35dea2f5fa2593b8c6ab68d05fdea5b62540b49d424183e803dc ASP.NET reverse and bind shell.
666934ea005a9d35f5e97b44a24a8c324a84ac6cd827e3f8730a788df80282b3 Windows account password auditor, an L0phtCrack alternative. Upstream gone.
23e2eb99bda09b920a3851dc3ff219cb8dfab15ee09caf43127c650478fe4204 pcap network traffic replay tool for Windows.
f111d6d9d1b890b9e29b2cdae5d6936525ca2dd94b7abfd8667d3be970027739 Local privilege escalation proof of concept for CVE-2006-2451.
677603aff112604786b2a169c6c42470daa27928b5f9c17dc183f7ed1be5cd7d Mark Ludwig’s 1991 text, distributed by the author.
bc80b85ebe9f8cbfbd9b5db25db414a4cd899d381f3efd657c7913a53e9a4bfe Read the darknet.org.uk article about The Little Black Book of Computer Viruses
Vulnerability management system, Black Hat Arsenal release.
862aca3f5300df766a1b02699fcd8e693da7c513841e0d06765e1ea441cb3d7d Test material from a 2009 scanner comparison.
1c10a175794ea8748f7c72f15576284053d19b52049f558f8f4249f4ee7f99ca Web authentication brute-forcer. Abandoned.
de630f2f5c71ca6da85ec5224de65c2105c0d364f05cd2a4e2dc87c93d5a1946 Android network penetration testing toolkit. Password-protected.
5ffeefa4b8f62f4c17fc05223c3983cbeefacdb7fc972f7b1ab58f96802afde5 This page is indexable; the files are not. The page exists so that
anyone assessing this domain — a reader, a security vendor, a hosting provider
— can find out what it is, which is impossible if it is hidden from search. The
objects carry X-Robots-Tag: noindex, because a search result
pointing straight at an unsigned binary helps nobody.
If you maintain a listed project, own the relevant rights, or believe a file is unsafe or improperly archived, get in touch via the darknet.org.uk contact page with the filename and the basis for the request. It will be investigated promptly, and the file may be removed or corrected.