A list of python hacking scripts I wrote with the guide of this book
This is a current work in progress.
I also have some PenTesting/ Hacking and Coding videos on my YouTube Channel if you're into that.
As soon as I've finished the book, I'll fork this project and create a more usefull pentesting-framework.
A simple zip-pw dictionary cracker.
Usage:
python unzip.py -f <zipfile> -d <dictionary_file>This script will crack a pw- protected zip file with a dictionary list. It will create a pseudo- Thread for each dictionary_file line to speed up the process.
Clone of conficker exploit
Usage:
python -H <RHOST[s]> -l <LHOST> [-p <LPORT> -F <Password File>]Simplifies the process of creating a conficker exploit by handling all the configuration and launching the exploit via msf.
A port scanner for hostnames/ips and port(s)
Usage:
python port_scanner.py -H <ip-adress> -p <single port>
python port_scanner.py -H <ip-adress> -p "<mutliple ports separated by comma>"
# eg for multiple port scan
python port_scanner.py -H 127.0.0.1 -p "20, 21, 443"Same as port_scanner.py but with nmap integration.
A simple scanner for common vulnerabilities.
Usage:
python simple_vuln_scanner.py <vuln_list.txt>vuln_list.txt can contain banner info like
- "FreeFloat FTP Server"
- "3Com 3CDaemon FTP Server Version 2"
as suggested by the book. Not limited to FTP- Services.
Scans some ports in a range of IP- Adresses to get vulnerable services.
A simple brute-forcer for ssh connections, using a dictionary.
Usage:
python ssh_dictionary.py -H <hostname> -u <username> -F <password- file>Tries to brute- force an ssh connection for a given user using a dictionary.
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