Is this your personal list? And is it in a specific order?

If so: curious why Wireshark is above tcpdump. Because it's more common to download a network capture file and analyze it locally with Wireshark? These files are created with tcpdump inside the breached network though, no?

Regarding tools I was looking for on this list: I only did pentesting in a lab but [`gobuster`](https://www.kali.org/tools/gobuster/) and [LinPEAS](https://github.com/peass-ng/PEASS-ng/tree/master/linPEAS) were very helpful for each challenge so if I would create such a list, I would include them.

Since I don't know most of these tools in this list, which of them are for enumeration? Maybe you simply use other tools for the same purpose which are on this list.

Linux

1.   Nmap
2.   Metasploit
3.   Wireshark
4.   Kali Linux
5.   John the Ripper
6.   Nikto
7.   Burp Suite
8.  Tor
9.   Tcpdump
10.   Aircrack-ng
11.   Splunk
12.   Acunetix
13.   Snort
14.   Mimecast
15.   Malwarebytes
16.   OpenVAS
17.   SecPod SanerNow
18.   UnderDefense
19.   Intruder
20.   ManageEngine Vulnerability Manager Plus
21.   ManageEngine Log360
22.   SolarWinds Security Event Manager
23.   Norton Security
24.  McAfee
25.   AVG
26.  System Mechanic Ultimate Defense
 27.   Vipre
28.   LifeLock
29.   Bitdefender Total Security
30.   NordLayer
31.   Perimeter 81
32.   CIS
33.   Webroot
34.   GnuPG
35.   Sparta Antivirus