Predator-OS has no official, structured tool listing we can auto-sync (unlike Kali, BlackArch, REMnux, and Tails). The tools below are maintained by hand and may be incomplete or outdated — check the official docs for the current tool set.
Predator-OS is an Iranian-developed, Debian-based distro aiming to
cover penetration testing, privacy, and system hardening all in one
image, at a scale (~1,200 claimed tools) comparable to Kali or
BlackArch. Unlike those two, it doesn’t publish a structured,
per-tool source this site can verify or sync from.
Use it only against systems/networks you own or are explicitly
authorized to test — see the disclaimer.
Getting started
Predator-OS ships as a bootable Live/installable ISO (Plasma by
default, with MATE/LXQt variants) built on Debian stable. Its own
README states tools are "imported from Debian and Ubuntu repositories
and the GitHub page" with no single structured per-tool manifest —
the same kind of unstructured, mixed-source tool count this site
declines to auto-sync from (see CommandoVM, Pentoo). The distro
switches between 9 named "modes" (offensive, defensive, privacy,
hardened, and more) to change which tool menus are shown.
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