Pentesting Framework for Oh-My-Zsh/PowerLevel10K
For Oh My Zsh, git clone into $ZSH_CUSTOM/plugins/penzsh
Add 'penzsh' to the list of plugins in ~/.zshrc
Add 'penzsh' to your POWERLEVEL9K_LEFT_PROMPT_ELEMENTS (or RIGHT) in ~/.p10k.zsh
Run penzsh create in a directory to make the directory (and all current/future sub-directories) part of the penzsh project.
Use penzsh help to see the core penzsh functionality, and penzsh cmds for a list of target-contextual commands.
For your own custom commands, place them in the ./custcmds folder. The commands in ./cmds should provide enough information to write your own, for those inclined for scripting. Where a conflict in name exists between a command in ./custcmds and ./cmds, the one in ./custcmds will be used.
- Create git-like "penzsh projects" with a particular target; git-like because all sub-directories are part of the penzsh project.
- zsh history files unique to each project, so you can go back to a target after a month and see what you last did.
- Notes/todos unique to each project
This project is still very new and n00b. No guarantees, etc. In particular, the only target testing so far is for valid IPv4 addresses. It hasn't been tested on different machines. Expect things to break?
Also it is super insecure with how it does things, which is a bit ironic...
Don't use this for malicious hacking, only wholesome pentesting. :)