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Two core developers of dSploit went separate ways in the fall of 2014. dSploit’s father merged it into the commercial zANTI 2 with ambition to build a series of security apps on Android platform. Meanwhile, the other founder (now cSploit‘s father) can’t wait the distant promise to open source of zANTI 2. Thus, he decided to fork the killed project and finish all the original dSploit To-Dos on a new core – cSploit, by himself.
Continue reading cSploit – Successor of dSploit, most powerful network penetration testing toolkit
