Ddaniboy

[Hakai Security @HakaiOffsec]

About a year ago, Hakai Security introduced the Beerus Framework, an initiative created to centralize security tools and streamline the penetration testing process directly on Android devices.

Now, Beerus expands its capabilities to iOS. Following the same approach as the Android version, the framework aims to gather essential tools into a single environment and simplify device preparation for security testing, reducing complex configurations and operational friction during assessments.

Authors:

Daniel França Lima
Daniel, known as Daniboy, is 19 years old, Brazilian, and works as a Pentester and Researcher at Hakai Security. Passionate about understanding how things work, building tools, and manipulating systems. In his free time, he enjoys gaming, especially titles like Hollow Knight, and he also loves foxes.

Gabriel Rodrigues @Gabriel52489026
Gabriel Rodrigues, researcher and Pentester at Hakai Security. He has one year of experience in offensive security and holds the CPTS certification. As he says himself: “My friends call me Texugo (Badger) because one of them once said that I look like one."

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