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I cant disagree with you there :)

• bashwizard 7y ago
  While custom tools are nice and all I don't really see the point of reinventing the wheel all the time. If there is a tool/script/exploit/etc out there doing most of what I want, you can be sure that I'm going to use it and modify it to my needs instead of writing my own. I'd say that's usually the case in 80% of the cases when doing pentests. Besides, time is money.