What is Hacking-with-Python?

Hacking-with-Python is a simple and extensible tool intended for the initiation to ethical hacking activities and python scripting. This tool integrates well-known hacking libraries (e.g. shodan, Scapy, nmap) and provides a friendly interface that permits users to perform the essential stages of a hacking process without dealing with complexities. The interface displays a menu which permits choosing:

Information collection, including DNS queries, WHOIS queries, geoIP queries, Google hacking, Shodan searches and metadata analysis.
Vulnerability analysis, including Nmap scanning, port scanning with Scapy and banner grabbing.
Attacks, including (D)DoS, dictionary attacks, navigation eavesdropping and credentials eavesdropping.

Additional options for attacks (e.g. DNS poisoning) and post-exploitation will be added in the future.

Get Started

git clone https://github.com/drsh4rky/hacking-with-python.git
cd hacking-with-python
pip install -r requirements.txt
sudo python ./launcher.py

Configuration

Paste your shodan key in ./Keys/shodanKeys to enable Shodan searches
Optionally, you can also modify the config_params.py file to:
- Modify the look & feel of the tool (e.g. change the color of regular text to blue "color": "blue")
- Modify the parameters of the tool (e.g. get a higher number of MAX_NUMBER_THREADS to speed up dictionary attacks if your machine supports it)
Add new files to existing folders under ./DDBB/ to create new possibilities (e.g. add new password dictionaries in ./DDBB/Dictionaries/)
Edit existing files under ./DDBB/ with new information of value (e.g. add new vulnerable banners in ./DDBB/Banners/vulnerable_banners.txt) so that they are detected when performing banner grabbing)

Extension

This tool is currently divided into four packages:

common_utils
information_collection
vulnerability_analysis
attack

Any of these packages can be extended with new modules. Please use functions from common_utils.menu_utils.py to manage user I/O. To make the new module(s) available in the tool menu:

Place it within the corresponding package folder
Add the module name in the __init_.pyfile of the corresponding package
Edit the *menu.py of the package to add the module as a new option in the tool menu

License

The project is released under the MIT license

Contact

If you have any question, please file an issue or contact the author: