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Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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# coding=utf-8
import subprocess
from core import HackingTool
from core import HackingToolsCollection
class Web2Attack(HackingTool):
TITLE = "Web2Attack"
DESCRIPTION = "Web hacking framework with tools, exploits by python"
INSTALL_COMMANDS = [
"sudo git clone https://github.com/santatic/web2attack.git"]
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RUN_COMMANDS = ["cd web2attack && sudo python3 w2aconsole"]
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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PROJECT_URL = "https://github.com/santatic/web2attack"
class Skipfish(HackingTool):
TITLE = "Skipfish"
DESCRIPTION = "Skipfish – Fully automated, active web application " \
"security reconnaissance tool \n " \
"Usage: skipfish -o [FolderName] targetip/site"
RUN_COMMANDS = [
"sudo skipfish -h",
'echo "skipfish -o [FolderName] targetip/site"|boxes -d headline | lolcat'
]
def __init__(self):
super(Skipfish, self).__init__(installable = False)
class SubDomainFinder(HackingTool):
TITLE = "SubDomain Finder"
DESCRIPTION = "Sublist3r is a python tool designed to enumerate " \
"subdomains of websites using OSINT \n " \
"Usage:\n\t" \
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"[1] python3 sublist3r.py -d example.com \n" \
"[2] python3 sublist3r.py -d example.com -p 80,443"
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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INSTALL_COMMANDS = [
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"sudo pip3 install requests argparse dnspython",
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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"sudo git clone https://github.com/aboul3la/Sublist3r.git",
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"cd Sublist3r && sudo pip3 install -r requirements.txt"
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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]
updated sublist3r to Python3
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RUN_COMMANDS = ["cd Sublist3r && python3 sublist3r.py -h"]
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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PROJECT_URL = "https://github.com/aboul3la/Sublist3r"
class CheckURL(HackingTool):
TITLE = "CheckURL"
DESCRIPTION = "Detect evil urls that uses IDN Homograph Attack.\n\t" \
"[!] python3 checkURL.py --url google.com"
INSTALL_COMMANDS = [
"sudo git clone https://github.com/UndeadSec/checkURL.git"]
RUN_COMMANDS = ["cd checkURL && python3 checkURL.py --help"]
PROJECT_URL = "https://github.com/UndeadSec/checkURL"
class Blazy(HackingTool):
TITLE = "Blazy(Also Find ClickJacking)"
DESCRIPTION = "Blazy is a modern login page bruteforcer"
INSTALL_COMMANDS = [
"sudo git clone https://github.com/UltimateHackers/Blazy.git",
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"cd Blazy && sudo pip2.7 install -r requirements.txt"
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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]
updated blazy install and run explicitly stating python2.7 in case default becomes 3.x
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RUN_COMMANDS = ["cd Blazy && sudo python2.7 blazy.py"]
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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PROJECT_URL = "https://github.com/UltimateHackers/Blazy"
class SubDomainTakeOver(HackingTool):
TITLE = "Sub-Domain TakeOver"
DESCRIPTION = "Sub-domain takeover vulnerability occur when a sub-domain " \
"\n (subdomain.example.com) is pointing to a service " \
"(e.g: GitHub, AWS/S3,..)\n" \
"that has been removed or deleted.\n" \
"Usage:python3 takeover.py -d www.domain.com -v"
INSTALL_COMMANDS = [
"git clone https://github.com/m4ll0k/takeover.git",
"cd takeover;sudo python3 setup.py install"
]
PROJECT_URL = "https://github.com/m4ll0k/takeover"
removed subdomainTakeover run instructions they don't work :)
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def __init__(self):
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super(SubDomainTakeOver, self).__init__(runnable = False)
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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class Dirb(HackingTool):
TITLE = "Dirb"
DESCRIPTION = "DIRB is a Web Content Scanner. It looks for existing " \
"(and/or hidden) Web Objects.\n" \
"It basically works by launching a dictionary based " \
[FIX] #Fixed Typos by codespell
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"attack against \n a web server and analyzing the response."
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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INSTALL_COMMANDS = [
"sudo git clone https://gitlab.com/kalilinux/packages/dirb.git",
updated dirb install commands
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"cd dirb;sudo bash configure;make"
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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]
PROJECT_URL = "https://gitlab.com/kalilinux/packages/dirb"
def run(self):
uinput = input("Enter Url >> ")
subprocess.run(["sudo", "dirb", uinput])
class WebAttackTools(HackingToolsCollection):
TITLE = "Web Attack tools"
DESCRIPTION = ""
TOOLS = [
Web2Attack(),
Skipfish(),
SubDomainFinder(),
CheckURL(),
Blazy(),
SubDomainTakeOver(),
Dirb()
]
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