/ptes

The Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) Automation Framework

Primary LanguageRuby

Welcome to the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) Automation Framework by Rick Flores.

This is an interactive application that can be used as a quick reference, & help automate certain phases of an engagement & align it to the PTES methodology (database support coming soon if I have time).

Screenshot

Pre Reqs

You *MUST install the rainbow gem for the pretty colorized output seen above:

gem install rainbow

require 'rainbow'

Usage

./ptes.rb

Features

  • Shell / Commandline (CLI) application allowing:
    • The creation/tracking of new engagements via flat-file (.txt). Database support coming soon (time permits).
      • Helps automate certain phases of the PTES methodology.
    • Can be used as a local reference for PTES. Most information is stored locally in the application.
    • Pre-engagement Interactions
    • Intelligence Gathering
    • Threat Modeling
    • Vulnerability Analysis
    • Exploitation
    • Post Exploitation
    • Reporting

Requirements

  • Tested on ruby version/s:
    • ruby 2.0.0p0 (2013-02-24 revision 39474)

    • ruby 1.9.3

History

  • 09/25/2013 - Simple code updates
  • 09/25/2013 - Updated README.md

To Do

  • Update Pre-engagement Interactions phase (validate IP ranges, and domains / integrated whois).
  • Update the adding/listing engagements process (make it prettier).
  • Possible Rails UI in the future.
  • Automate repetitive aspects of the Intelligence Gathering phase via OSINT (External/Active footprinting, Internal footprinting/Passive Recon)!
  • Automate repetitive aspects of the Threat Modeling phase!
  • Automate repetitive aspects of the Vulnerability Analysis phase!
  • Automate repetitive aspects of the Exploitation phase!
  • Automate repetitive aspects of the Post Exploitation phase!
  • Automate the entire reporting process of the Reporting phase (Rails application upgrade)!
  • Export Pen Test report to the following file formats: word, xml, and pdf.

Credits

  • Rick Flores (nanotechz9l) -- 0xnanoquetz9l[--at--]gmail.com

License

This code is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the new BSD License.