Lockdoor Framework
| Developer(s) | Sofiane Hamlaoui |
|---|---|
| Initial release | September 2019 |
| Stable release | 2.3
/ 2021 |
| Written in | Python, Shell script |
| Engine | |
| Operating system | Linux (Debian, Ubuntu, Arch Linux) |
| Type | Penetration test framework |
| License | Open-source license |
| Website | github |
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The Lockdoor Framework is an open-source penetration testing framework designed for security professionals and researchers. Created by French cybersecurity engineer Sofiane Hamlaoui in 2019, it provides a curated collection of security tools organized by testing phases along with educational resources.
Features
The framework distinguishes itself through several key characteristics:
- Curated tool selection: Focuses on the most frequently used penetration testing tools rather than exhaustive collections
- Educational integration: Includes cheatsheets, methodology guides, and report templates
- Multi-platform support: Available for Linux distributions and via Docker containers
- Automated processes: Simplifies tool installation and updates
Tool Categories
The framework organizes tools into logical categories:
- Information gathering (21 tools)
- Web hacking (15 tools)
- Privilege escalation (15 tools)
- Reverse engineering (15 tools)
- Exploitation (6 tools)
- Shells (4 tools)
- Password attacks (4 tools)
- Encryption/Decryption (2 tools)
- Social engineering (1 tool)
Development
Version History
| Version | Release Date | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| 0.6 | September 2019 | Initial release with 13 information gathering tools |
| 1.0 Beta | September 2019 | Expanded to 21 information gathering tools, 15 web hacking tools |
| 2.2.3 | March 2020 | Added privilege escalation scripts |
| 2.2.4 | August 2020 | Improved Docker support |
| 2.3 | 2021 | Production-ready release |
| 2.4 | 2024 | Production-ready release + Auto deployment |
Architecture
The framework is built primarily in Python with supporting shell scripts. Key architectural components include:
- Configuration files stored at
~/.config/lockdoor/lockdoor.conf - Automatic tool updating capabilities
- Docker container support
- Continuous integration pipelines
Comparison with Other Frameworks
Unlike comprehensive distributions like Kali Linux, Lockdoor Framework emphasizes:
- Selective tool inclusion based on professional usage
- Integrated learning resources
- Simplified deployment options
- Community-driven development model
Reception
The framework has been:
- Featured on cybersecurity platforms including KitPloit
- Adopted by security professionals and students
- Starred over 1,500 times on GitHub
- Forked nearly 300 times for community modifications
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