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Whether you are a Penetration tester, a hacker or an aspiring newbie trying to learn Cyber Security, you must have a nice catalogue of tools to make your life easier. While these tools do make working simpler but cannot compensate for the vast amount of knowledge required in this field. In this post there are 50 different tools under 9 categories that your ‘Hack Lab’ must have. Most of the tools mentioned are pre-included in  Kali Linux  which you can install to have them at once. Intrusion Detection Systems :- These are the tools you must have if you’re building a hack lab for penetration testing or for any security arrangement. They help you detect of any threats that might harm the system. Snort NetCop Encryption Tools :- While the above tools do identify any suspicious activity but they can’t protect your data, you need encryption tools for that. TrueCrypt  (The project has been shut down and no longer supported) OpenSSH Putty OpenSSL Tor OpenVPN Stu