Penetration Testing Tools
The penetration testing tools that run inside every pentest
You could download and configure a dozen tools yourself. Or point TurboPentest at your target and it runs 14 penetration testing tools plus the Paladin AI (web testing, vulnerability checks, Server Audit, Enumerator, and more), wires them together, de-duplicates the output, and confirms what is actually exploitable. One short report, not eight raw logs.
See a sample report →The tools TurboPentest orchestrates for you
These are the real penetration testing tools that run inside every TurboPentest pentest. Most are open source, and you can absolutely run each of them yourself. The value TurboPentest adds is not another tool. It is the orchestration: it wires these tools together, runs them against your target in a single pass, de-duplicates the overlapping findings, and uses an AI agent to validate exploitability.
So instead of standing up eight separate tools, reconciling their formats, and triaging thousands of raw alerts by hand, you get a short list of confirmed findings, each with a proof of concept, remediation, and a Fix with AI prompt.
14 + AI
security tools plus Paladin AI, run against your target in one pass
TurboPentest engine
1 report
de-duplicated and AI-validated, not eight separate tool logs
Paladin AI validation
$99
per target, flat - the whole stack, no setup and no per-tool license
TurboPentest pricing
The black-box tool stack
Runs on every pentest by default - covering network, web app, API, SSL/TLS, and external attack surface in a single run.
Web Testing
Web app testingA comprehensive web application testing tool. Crawls your app and probes for injection, XSS, broken authentication, and the rest of the OWASP Top 10 against the running target.
Vulnerability Checks
CVE + service detectionA template-driven checker. TurboPentest points it at non-web ports (SSH, FTP, SMTP, RDP, databases) for service-detection and version templates, then matches CVE templates against the versions it finds.
Server Audit
Web server checksA web server auditor that flags dangerous files, outdated server software, and misconfigurations that broad web testing often skips.
Enumerator
Content discoveryA fast web fuzzer used to brute-force hidden directories, files, and parameters - surfacing forgotten admin panels, backups, and endpoints that never appear in the sitemap.
Port Discovery
Port discoveryFast open-port discovery. TurboPentest fingerprints on top of its port map by routing each port to the right follow-up tool.
Web Probe
Web-port fingerprintingTakes the web ports that port discovery finds and fingerprints them (server, technology, and version), building the technology-stack half of your attack surface map.
Network Mapping
Network vulnerability checksA full-featured network vulnerability checker that tests exposed hosts and services against a large, continuously updated vulnerability feed.
Security Checks
In-house offensive toolingIntegSec's own offensive-security tooling, built by CISSP / OSCP / OSCE operators, adding checks the off-the-shelf tools miss.
Note: port discovery finds open ports only. Web Probe fingerprints web ports for server, technology, and version, while vulnerability checks fingerprint non-web services and match CVE templates against the detected versions.
Paladin AI: the 15th component
The tools find candidates. The Paladin AI orchestrator is what turns that into a pentest: it drives the tools, correlates their output, validates each candidate finding to confirm what is actually exploitable, and classifies source-code findings to OWASP ASVS levels. That is the difference between a stack of raw tools and a report you can act on.
White-box tools (when you connect a repo)
Connect a GitHub repository read-only and TurboPentest adds a source-code layer on top of the black-box run - same $99 per target.
Code Analysis
SAST - 325 rulesStatic analysis run with IntegSec's own rule pack - 325 rules across 7 languages, each mapped to CWE, OWASP, and ASVS - to find vulnerabilities at their root in your source.
Secret Detection
Secrets detectionChecks your connected repository for hardcoded credentials, tokens, and private keys committed to source, each flagged with the exact file and line.
Dependency Checks
SCA - dependenciesSoftware composition analysis that inspects your dependencies for known-vulnerable versions, so a flawed library gets caught before it ships.
Every code analysis rule is documented on the public Security Checks catalog with vulnerable-vs-safe code examples and CWE/OWASP/ASVS mappings.
How the tools run together
Point it at your target
Enter a domain and prove you own it. Optionally connect a GitHub repo read-only to turn on the white-box layer.
The full stack runs in one pass
Web testing, vulnerability checks, Server Audit, Enumerator, port discovery, Web Probe, network mapping, and Security Checks run against the target, plus code analysis, secret detection, and dependency checks on connected source.
Paladin AI validates and de-duplicates
The AI orchestrator correlates overlapping output, drops false positives, and confirms what is genuinely exploitable.
Get one short, confirmed report
Findings with proof-of-concept, an attack surface map, a STRIDE threat model, remediation, and retest commands - in hours.
Keep reading
See how the tools add up to an autonomous pentest, and dig into the static and dynamic layers on their own.
Penetration testing tools FAQ
What penetration testing tools does TurboPentest use?+
Every black-box run orchestrates 14 security tools plus the Paladin AI: web testing, vulnerability checks, Server Audit, Enumerator, port discovery, Web Probe, network mapping, and IntegSec's own Security Checks. When you connect a GitHub repository, the white-box layer adds code analysis (SAST), secret detection (secrets), and dependency checks (SCA). Paladin AI is the orchestrator that validates which findings are actually exploitable.
Do I need to install or configure these tools myself?+
No. TurboPentest wires the full toolchain together, runs it against your target, de-duplicates the overlapping output, and AI-validates exploitability, so you get a short list of confirmed findings instead of raw logs from a dozen different tools. No setup, no tuning, no triage.
How does TurboPentest map ports to running services?+
Port discovery runs first to find open ports. Web ports are then fingerprinted by Web Probe for server, technology, and version, while non-web services (SSH, FTP, SMTP, RDP, databases) are fingerprinted by vulnerability checks, which also match CVE templates against the detected versions. That gives you a service-and-version map across the entire attack surface.
What does the Paladin AI actually do?+
Paladin is the AI orchestrator, effectively the 15th component. It drives the tools, correlates their output, validates each candidate finding to confirm what is genuinely exploitable, and classifies source-code findings to OWASP ASVS levels (and mobile findings to MASVS). That validation step is why you get a triaged report rather than a pile of unfiltered alerts.
How much does it cost to run all of these?+
$99 per target, flat. That runs the full black-box tool stack, and the white-box tools (code analysis, secret detection, dependency checks) at no extra charge when you connect a repository. No subscription, no per-tool licensing, no setup.
Or run all of them for $99. No setup.
Point TurboPentest at your target and get the full tool stack, AI-validated, in one run. See pricing