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Below is a simple example of a Python script that simulates a basic penetration test scenario. This script attempts to connect to a target server on a specified port and checks for potential vulnerabilities using a simulated exploit.
This script creates a socket connection to a specified target and port. It then simulates an exploit by calling the simulate_exploit() function. In a real-world scenario, the simulate_exploit() function would contain your actual penetration testing logic, such as sending specific payloads or checking for known vulnerabilities.
Remember, it’s crucial to have explicit authorization before conducting any penetration testing activities, and the script above is just a basic example for educational purposes.