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But first, please read 674 | . 675 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # BugHunter 2 | World best hackers tool for bughunters and blackhat hackers. A tool more powerful than Tool-X. 3 | 4 | # Author: 5 | **AnonyminHack5** 6 | 7 | # Contents of this tool 8 | 1) Information Gathering Tools 9 | 10 | 2) Mapping Tools 11 | 12 | 3) Discovery Tools 13 | 14 | 4) Exploitation Tools 15 | 16 | 5) Pocs and Reporting Tools 17 | 18 | - sage (Tools by AnonyminHack5) 19 | - whoami (Your ip and Location) 20 | 21 | # Installation in Termux 22 | 23 | > pkg install lolcat 24 | 25 | > pkg install clang 26 | 27 | > git clone https://github.com/TermuxHackz/BugHunter.git 28 | 29 | > cd BugHunter 30 | 31 | > bash install.sh 32 | 33 | [*]Star this repo and follow me for more tools[*] 34 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /_config.yml: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | background: light-blue -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /bughunter.php: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | 3 | "; 5 | $txt = "Bug hunter: All in one tool for hackers, web pentesters, etc"; 6 | $block = "
"; 7 | $block1 = "
"; 8 | echo "$msg"; 9 | echo " $txt"; 10 | ?> 11 | 12 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /bughunter.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/usr/bin/env python2.7 2 | # __________ ___ ___ __ 3 | # \______ \__ __ ____ / | \ __ __ _____/ |_ by AnonyminHack5 4 | # | | _/ | \/ ___\ / ~ \ | \/ \ __\/ __ \_ __ \ 5 | # | | \ | / /_/ > \ Y / | / | \ | \ ___/| | \/ 6 | # |______ /____/\___ / \___|_ /|____/|___| /__| \___ >__| 7 | # \/ /_____/ \/ \/ \/ 8 | # 9 | 10 | import os 11 | import time 12 | import httplib 13 | import subprocess 14 | import re 15 | import urllib2 16 | import socket 17 | import urllib 18 | import sys 19 | import json 20 | import telnetlib 21 | import glob 22 | import random 23 | import Queue 24 | import threading 25 | #import requests 26 | import base64 27 | from getpass import getpass 28 | from commands import * 29 | from sys import argv 30 | from platform import system 31 | from urlparse import urlparse 32 | from xml.dom import minidom 33 | from optparse import OptionParser 34 | from time import sleep 35 | 36 | os.system('clear') 37 | os.system('clear') 38 | os.system('mkdir ~/bughunter') 39 | os.system('mkdir ~/bughunter/info') 40 | os.system('mkdir ~/bughunter/mapp') 41 | os.system('mkdir ~/bughunter/disc') 42 | os.system('mkdir ~/bughunter/expt') 43 | os.system('mkdir ~/bughunter/repo') 44 | os.system('mkdir ~/bughunter/sage') 45 | os.system("rm ~/bughunter/update.sh") 46 | os.system('clear') 47 | os.system('clear') 48 | 49 | yes = set(['yes', 'y', 'Yes', 'Y']) 50 | no = set(['no', 'n', 'No', 'N']) 51 | 52 | ############################################################################### 53 | 54 | def logo(): 55 | print """ 56 | - Powered by AnonyminHack5 57 | """ 58 | bughunterlogo = """\033[0m 59 | __________ ___ ___ __ 60 | \______ \__ __ ____ / | \ __ __ _____/ |_ by AnonyminHack5 61 | | | _/ | \/ ___\ / ~ \ | \/ \ __\/ __ \_ __ \ 62 | | | \ | / /_/ > \ Y / | / | \ | \ ___/| | \/ 63 | |______ /____/\___ / \___|_ /|____/|___| /__| \___ >__| 64 | \/ /_____/ \/ \/ \/ 65 | \033[91m""" 66 | 67 | # MENU ######################################################################## 68 | 69 | def menu(): 70 | clearScr() 71 | print (bughunterlogo + """\033[1m 72 | [!] Top Tools for Bug Hunting [!] | https://github.com/TermuxHackz 73 | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 74 | \033[0m 75 | [1] - Information Gathering 76 | 77 | [update] - Update The BugHunter 78 | 79 | [2] - Mapping 80 | 81 | [about] - About The BugHunter 82 | 83 | [3] - Discovery 84 | 85 | [whoami] - Your IP and Location 86 | 87 | [4] - Exploitation 88 | 89 | [sage] - Tools by AnonyminHack5 90 | 91 | [5] - P0Cs & Reporting 92 | 93 | [exit] - Exit The BugHunter 94 | """) 95 | choice = raw_input("AnonyminHack5 bughunter~# ") 96 | os.system('clear') 97 | if choice == "update": 98 | updatebughunter() 99 | elif choice == "1": 100 | info() 101 | elif choice == "2": 102 | mapping() 103 | elif choice == "3": 104 | discovery() 105 | elif choice == "4": 106 | exploit() 107 | elif choice == "5": 108 | reporting() 109 | elif choice == "about": 110 | about() 111 | elif choice == "whoami": 112 | myinfo() 113 | elif choice == "sage": 114 | sage() 115 | elif choice == "exit": 116 | clearScr(), sys.exit() 117 | elif choice == "": 118 | clearScr(), menu() 119 | else: 120 | clearScr(), menu() 121 | 122 | # Information Gathering ####################################################### 123 | 124 | def info(): 125 | clearScr() 126 | print(bughunterlogo) 127 | print(""" 128 | Information Gathering | https://github.com/TermuxHackz 129 | ---------------------------------------------------------------- 130 | 131 | [1] - Basic Commands [11] - InfoG 132 | [2] - Masscan [12] - The Harvester 133 | [3] - DNS Recon [13] - Recon-NG 134 | [4] - Sublist3r [14] - SetoolKit 135 | [5] - Alt-DNS [15] - WhatWeb 136 | [6] - Amass [16] - Maltego 137 | [7] - Subfinder [17] - Goohak 138 | [8] - Enumall [18] - GoogD0rker 139 | [9] - Aquatone 140 | [10] - Cloudflare_Enum [0] - Useful Links 141 | """) 142 | print(" [99] - Return to Main Menu \n") 143 | choice1 = raw_input("AnonyminHack5 bughunter~# ") 144 | if choice1 == "1": 145 | clearScr() 146 | basiccmd() 147 | if choice1 == "2": 148 | clearScr() 149 | masscan() 150 | if choice1 == "3": 151 | clearScr() 152 | dnsrecon() 153 | if choice1 == "4": 154 | clearScr() 155 | sublister() 156 | if choice1 == "5": 157 | clearScr() 158 | altdns() 159 | if choice1 == "6": 160 | clearScr() 161 | amass() 162 | if choice1 == "7": 163 | clearScr() 164 | subfinder() 165 | if choice1 == "8": 166 | clearScr() 167 | enumall() 168 | if choice1 == "9": 169 | clearScr() 170 | aquatone() 171 | if choice1 == "10": 172 | clearScr() 173 | cloudenum() 174 | if choice1 == "11": 175 | clearScr() 176 | infog() 177 | if choice1 == "12": 178 | clearScr() 179 | harvester() 180 | if choice1 == "13": 181 | clearScr() 182 | reconng() 183 | if choice1 == "14": 184 | clearScr() 185 | setoolkit() 186 | if choice1 == "15": 187 | clearScr() 188 | whatweb() 189 | if choice1 == "16": 190 | clearScr() 191 | maltego() 192 | if choice1 == "17": 193 | clearScr() 194 | goohak() 195 | if choice1 == "18": 196 | clearScr() 197 | googdorker() 198 | if choice1 == "0": 199 | clearScr() 200 | usefullinks() 201 | elif choice1 == "99": 202 | clearScr() 203 | menu() 204 | elif choice1 == "": 205 | clearScr() 206 | info() 207 | else: 208 | clearScr() 209 | info() 210 | 211 | # Mapping ##################################################################### 212 | 213 | def mapping(): 214 | clearScr() 215 | print(bughunterlogo) 216 | print(""" 217 | Mapping | https://github.com/TermuxHackz/ 218 | ---------------------------------------------------------------- 219 | 220 | [1] - Nmap 221 | [2] - Firefox 222 | [3] - Firefox Extensions 223 | [4] - Burp Suite Pro 224 | [5] - Burp Suite Extensions 225 | [6] - Intruder Payloads 226 | [7] - Payloads All The Thing 227 | [8] - Git-all-Secrets 228 | """) 229 | print(" [99] - Return to Main Menu \n") 230 | choice2 = raw_input("AnonyminHack5 bughunter~# ") 231 | if choice2 == "1": 232 | clearScr() 233 | nmap() 234 | elif choice2 == "2": 235 | clearScr() 236 | firefox() 237 | elif choice2 == "3": 238 | clearScr() 239 | firefoxext() 240 | elif choice2 == "4": 241 | clearScr() 242 | burpsuitepro() 243 | elif choice2 == "5": 244 | clearScr() 245 | burpext() 246 | elif choice2 == "6": 247 | clearScr() 248 | intruderpayload() 249 | elif choice2 == "7": 250 | clearScr() 251 | allpayload() 252 | elif choice2 == "8": 253 | clearScr() 254 | gitallsec() 255 | elif choice2 == "99": 256 | clearScr() 257 | menu() 258 | elif choice2 == "": 259 | clearScr() 260 | mapping() 261 | else: 262 | clearScr() 263 | mapping() 264 | 265 | # Discovery ################################################################### 266 | 267 | def discovery(): 268 | clearScr() 269 | print(bughunterlogo) 270 | print(""" 271 | Discovery | https://github.com/TermuxHackz/ 272 | ---------------------------------------------------------------- 273 | 274 | [1] - Acunetix-WVS [11] - W3af 275 | [2] - Arachni [12] - Zed Attack Proxy 276 | [3] - Burp Suite [13] - WP-Scan 277 | [4] - Nexpose [14] - FuzzDB 278 | [5] - Nikto [15] - CeWL 279 | [6] - Vega [16] - DirBuster 280 | [7] - Wapiti [17] - Dirb 281 | [8] - Web Security Scanner [18] - Filebuster 282 | [9] - Websecurify Suite [19] - Gobuster 283 | [10] - Joomscan [20] - DirSearch 284 | """) 285 | print(" [99] - Return to Main Menu \n") 286 | choice3 = raw_input("AnonyminHack5 bughunter~# ") 287 | os.system('clear') 288 | if choice3 == "1": 289 | acunetix() 290 | if choice3 == "2": 291 | arachni() 292 | if choice3 == "3": 293 | burpsuite() 294 | if choice3 == "4": 295 | nexpose() 296 | if choice3 == "5": 297 | nikto() 298 | if choice3 == "6": 299 | vega() 300 | if choice3 == "7": 301 | wapiti() 302 | if choice3 == "8": 303 | websecscan() 304 | if choice3 == "9": 305 | websecsuite() 306 | if choice3 == "10": 307 | joomscan() 308 | if choice3 == "11": 309 | waaaf() 310 | if choice3 == "12": 311 | zed() 312 | if choice3 == "13": 313 | wpscan() 314 | if choice3 == "14": 315 | fuzzdb() 316 | if choice3 == "15": 317 | cewl() 318 | if choice3 == "16": 319 | dirbuster() 320 | if choice3 == "17": 321 | dirb() 322 | if choice3 == "18": 323 | filebuster() 324 | if choice3 == "19": 325 | gobuster() 326 | if choice3 == "20": 327 | dirsearch() 328 | elif choice3 == "99": 329 | menu() 330 | elif choice3 == "": 331 | clearScr() 332 | discovery() 333 | else: 334 | clearScr() 335 | discovery() 336 | 337 | # Exploitation ############################################################### 338 | 339 | def exploit(): 340 | clearScr() 341 | print(bughunterlogo) 342 | print(""" 343 | Exploitation | https://github.com/TermuxHackz 344 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 345 | 346 | XSS : SSTI : [22] - Race The Web [38] - ChangeMe 347 | [1] - XSS Radar [12] - Tplmap [23] - CORStest [39] - wappalyzer 348 | [2] - XSSHunter [24] - RCE Struts-pwn [40] - builtwith 349 | [3] - xssHunterClient SSRF : [25] - ysoSerial [41] - wafw00f 350 | [4] - DOMxssScanner [13] - SSRF-Detector [26] - PHPGGC [42] - assetnote 351 | [5] - XSSer [14] - Ground Control [27] - Retire-js [43] - jsbeautifier 352 | [6] - BruteXSS [28] - Getsploit [44] - LinkFinder 353 | [7] - XSStrike LFI : [29] - Findsploit 354 | [8] - XSS'OR [15] - LFISuit [30] - BFAC Mobile : 355 | [31] - WP-Scan [45] - MobSF 356 | SQLi : [16] - Gen-xbin-Avi [32] - CMSmap [46] - GenyMotion 357 | [9] - SQLmap [17] - GitTools [33] - Joomscan [47] - Apktool 358 | [18] - DVCS Ripper [34] - JSON W T T [48] - dex2jar 359 | XXE : [19] - TKO Subs [35] - Wfuzz [49] - jd-gui 360 | [10] - OXML-xxe [20] - SubBruteforcer [36] - Patator [50] - idb 361 | [11] - XXEinjextor [21] - Second-Order [37] - Hydra 362 | """) 363 | print(" [99] - Return to Main Menu \n") 364 | choice4 = raw_input("AnonyminHack5 bughunter~# ") 365 | if choice4 == "1": 366 | clearScr() 367 | xssradar() 368 | if choice4 == "2": 369 | clearScr() 370 | xsshunter() 371 | if choice4 == "3": 372 | clearScr() 373 | xsshunterclient() 374 | if choice4 == "4": 375 | clearScr() 376 | domxss() 377 | if choice4 == "5": 378 | clearScr() 379 | xsser() 380 | if choice4 == "6": 381 | clearScr() 382 | brutexss() 383 | if choice4 == "7": 384 | clearScr() 385 | xsstrike() 386 | if choice4 == "8": 387 | clearScr() 388 | xssor() 389 | if choice4 == "9": 390 | clearScr() 391 | sqlmap() 392 | if choice4 == "10": 393 | clearScr() 394 | oxmlxxe() 395 | if choice4 == "11": 396 | clearScr() 397 | xeeinj() 398 | if choice4 == "12": 399 | clearScr() 400 | tplmap() 401 | if choice4 == "13": 402 | clearScr() 403 | ssrfdetector() 404 | if choice4 == "14": 405 | clearScr() 406 | groundcontrol() 407 | if choice4 == "15": 408 | clearScr() 409 | lfisuit() 410 | if choice4 == "16": 411 | clearScr() 412 | genxbinavi() 413 | if choice4 == "17": 414 | clearScr() 415 | gittools() 416 | if choice4 == "18": 417 | clearScr() 418 | dvcsripper() 419 | if choice4 == "19": 420 | clearScr() 421 | tkosubs() 422 | if choice4 == "20": 423 | clearScr() 424 | subbruteforcer() 425 | if choice4 == "21": 426 | clearScr() 427 | secondorder() 428 | if choice4 == "22": 429 | clearScr() 430 | racetheweb() 431 | if choice4 == "23": 432 | clearScr() 433 | corstest() 434 | if choice4 == "24": 435 | clearScr() 436 | rcestrutspwn() 437 | if choice4 == "25": 438 | clearScr() 439 | ysoserial() 440 | if choice4 == "26": 441 | clearScr() 442 | phpggc() 443 | if choice4 == "27": 444 | clearScr() 445 | retirejs() 446 | if choice4 == "28": 447 | clearScr() 448 | getsploit() 449 | if choice4 == "29": 450 | clearScr() 451 | findsploit() 452 | if choice4 == "30": 453 | clearScr() 454 | bfac() 455 | if choice4 == "31": 456 | clearScr() 457 | wpscann() 458 | if choice4 == "32": 459 | clearScr() 460 | cmsmap() 461 | if choice4 == "33": 462 | clearScr() 463 | joomscan() 464 | if choice4 == "34": 465 | clearScr() 466 | jsonwtt() 467 | if choice4 == "35": 468 | clearScr() 469 | wfuzz() 470 | if choice4 == "36": 471 | clearScr() 472 | patator() 473 | if choice4 == "37": 474 | clearScr() 475 | hydra() 476 | if choice4 == "38": 477 | clearScr() 478 | changeme() 479 | if choice4 == "39": 480 | clearScr() 481 | wappalyzer() 482 | if choice4 == "40": 483 | clearScr() 484 | builtwith() 485 | if choice4 == "41": 486 | clearScr() 487 | wafwoof() 488 | if choice4 == "42": 489 | clearScr() 490 | assetnote() 491 | if choice4 == "43": 492 | clearScr() 493 | jsbeautifier() 494 | if choice4 == "44": 495 | clearScr() 496 | linkfinder() 497 | if choice4 == "45": 498 | clearScr() 499 | mobsf() 500 | if choice4 == "46": 501 | clearScr() 502 | genymotion() 503 | if choice4 == "47": 504 | clearScr() 505 | apktool() 506 | if choice4 == "48": 507 | clearScr() 508 | dex2jar() 509 | if choice4 == "49": 510 | clearScr() 511 | jdgui() 512 | if choice4 == "50": 513 | clearScr() 514 | idb() 515 | if choice4 == "99": 516 | clearScr() 517 | menu() 518 | elif choice4 == "": 519 | clearScr() 520 | exploit() 521 | else: 522 | clearScr() 523 | exploit() 524 | 525 | # Reporting ################################################################### 526 | 527 | def reporting(): 528 | clearScr() 529 | print(bughunterlogo) 530 | print(""" 531 | PoCs & Reporting | https://github.com/TermuxHackz 532 | ---------------------------------------------------------------- 533 | 534 | [1] - Bug Bounty Platforms 535 | [2] - POCs (Proof of Concepts) 536 | [3] - CheatSheet 537 | [4] - EyeWitness 538 | [5] - HttpScreenshot 539 | [6] - BugBountyTemplates 540 | [7] - Template Generator 541 | """) 542 | print(" [99] - Return to Main Menu \n") 543 | choice5 = raw_input("AnonyminHack5 bughunter~# ") 544 | if choice5 == "tips": 545 | clearScr() 546 | bugtips() 547 | if choice5 == "1": 548 | clearScr() 549 | platforms() 550 | if choice5 == "2": 551 | clearScr() 552 | pocs() 553 | if choice5 == "3": 554 | clearScr() 555 | cheatsheet() 556 | if choice5 == "4": 557 | clearScr() 558 | eyewitness() 559 | if choice5 == "5": 560 | clearScr() 561 | httpscreenshot() 562 | if choice5 == "6": 563 | clearScr() 564 | bbtemplates() 565 | if choice5 == "7": 566 | clearScr() 567 | gentemplates() 568 | elif choice5 == "99": 569 | menu() 570 | elif choice5 == "": 571 | reporting() 572 | else: 573 | reporting() 574 | 575 | # SAGE ######################################################################## 576 | 577 | def sage(): 578 | clearScr() 579 | print(bughunterlogo) 580 | print(""" 581 | Tools by AnonyminHack5 | https://github.com/TermuxHackz 582 | ---------------------------------------------------------------- 583 | 584 | [1] - Hacktronian - A Collection of Hacking Tools for Unix 585 | [2] - Hackdroid - 250+ Penetration Testing Apps for Android 586 | [3] - Hacknix - Hacking Tools For All Debian-based OS 587 | [4] - Fluxion - WPA/WPA2 Cracker Using Evil Twin Attack 588 | [5] - Ducky 4 Arduino - Ducky Script for Arduino Leonardo Mini 589 | [6] - DoS and DDoS - Attack & Protection Tools 590 | [7] - Kali-WSL - GUI Mode in Kali Linux Windows 591 | [8] - HackPi - Portable Hacking Machine with RPi3 592 | [9] - TorFi - Anonymous WiFi Hotspot 593 | """) 594 | print(" [99] - Return to Main Menu \n") 595 | choicesage = raw_input("AnonyminHack5 bughunter~# ") 596 | if choicesage == "1": 597 | clearScr() 598 | hacktronian() 599 | if choicesage == "2": 600 | clearScr() 601 | hackdroid() 602 | if choicesage == "3": 603 | clearScr() 604 | hacknix() 605 | if choicesage == "4": 606 | clearScr() 607 | fluxion() 608 | if choicesage == "5": 609 | clearScr() 610 | duckydino() 611 | if choicesage == "6": 612 | clearScr() 613 | ddos() 614 | if choicesage == "7": 615 | clearScr() 616 | kaliwsl() 617 | if choicesage == "8": 618 | clearScr() 619 | hackpi() 620 | if choicesage == "9": 621 | clearScr() 622 | torfi() 623 | elif choicesage == "99": 624 | clearScr() 625 | menu() 626 | elif choicesage == "": 627 | clearScr() 628 | sage() 629 | else: 630 | clearScr() 631 | sage() 632 | 633 | # Update ###################################################################### 634 | 635 | def updatebughunter(): 636 | os.system('clear') 637 | print(bughunterlogo) 638 | print (""" 639 | Update Bughunter To Latest Version.. Current Version : 1.0 640 | 641 | Check Latest Version Here : https://github.com/TermuxHackz/bughunter 642 | """) 643 | choiceupdate = raw_input(" Press Enter and Go Back To Main Menu : ") 644 | if choiceupdate == "": 645 | clearScr() 646 | menu() 647 | else: 648 | clearScr() 649 | menu() 650 | 651 | # About ####################################################################### 652 | 653 | def about(): 654 | os.system('clear') 655 | print(bughunterlogo) 656 | print (""" 657 | --------------------------------------------------------------------- 658 | BugHunter v1.0 by AnonyminHack5 . | https://github.com/TermuxHackz 659 | --------------------------------------------------------------------- 660 | Download Directory : 661 | 662 | Normal User : /home/$USER/bughunter/ 663 | 664 | Root User : /root/bughunter/ 665 | 666 | ~/bughunter/info/ : Tools for Information Gathering 667 | ~/bughunter/mapp/ : Tools for Mapping 668 | ~/bughunter/disc/ : Tools for Discovery 669 | ~/bughunter/expt/ : Tools for Exploitation 670 | ~/bughunter/rept/ : Tools for Reporting 671 | ~/bughunter/sage/ : Tools by AnonyminHack5 672 | 673 | Attention : View README.md File for Installation Instruction and How To Use Guide. 674 | --------------------------------------------------------------------- 675 | Follow Me : https://github.com/TermuxHackz 676 | Github : https://github.com/TermuxHackz 677 | YouTube : https://youtube.com/Gamerlinks 678 | Twitter : https://twitter.com/AnonyminHack5 679 | Instagram : https://instagram.com/AnonyminHack5 680 | Whatsapp group: Termux Android Hackers 681 | --------------------------------------------------------------------- 682 | [!] Thanks for Using This Tool :) 683 | --------------------------------------------------------------------- 684 | """) 685 | choiceabout = raw_input(" Press Enter and Go Back To Main Menu : ") 686 | if choiceabout == "": 687 | clearScr() 688 | menu() 689 | else: 690 | clearScr() 691 | menu() 692 | 693 | # My Info ##################################################################### 694 | 695 | def myinfo(): 696 | os.system('clear') 697 | print(bughunterlogo) 698 | os.system("curl ipinfo.io") 699 | choicemyinfo = raw_input("\n Press Enter and Go Back To Main Menu : ") 700 | if choicemyinfo == "": 701 | clearScr() 702 | menu() 703 | else: 704 | clearScr() 705 | menu() 706 | 707 | # SAGE ######################################################################## 708 | 709 | def hacktronian(): 710 | os.system('clear') 711 | print (""" 712 | A Collection of Hacking Tools for Unix. 713 | 714 | Read More : https://github.com/TermuxHackz/hacktronian 715 | """) 716 | choicehacktronian = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Hacktronian? (Y/N) : ") 717 | if choicehacktronian in yes: 718 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/sage/ && git clone https://github.com/TermuxHackz/hacktronian.git") 719 | elif choicehacktronian in no: 720 | clearScr() 721 | sage() 722 | elif choicehacktronian == "": 723 | clearScr() 724 | sage() 725 | else: 726 | clearScr() 727 | sage() 728 | 729 | def hackdroid(): 730 | os.system('clear') 731 | print (""" 732 | HackDroid is a collection of 250+ Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking 733 | Apps for Android... in this, The Applications is divided into different 734 | categories so You can Download any App from any Category and Use it.. 735 | 736 | Read More : https://github.com/thehackingsage/HackDroid 737 | """) 738 | choicehackdroid = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Hackdroid? (Y/N) : ") 739 | if choicehackdroid in yes: 740 | os.system("git clone https://github.com/thehackingsage/HackDroid") 741 | elif choicehackdroid in no: 742 | clearScr() 743 | sage() 744 | elif choicehackdroid == "": 745 | clearScr() 746 | sage() 747 | else: 748 | clearScr() 749 | sage() 750 | 751 | def hacknix(): 752 | os.system('clear') 753 | print (""" 754 | Hacknix is a script that installs all Kali Linux tools in your Debian-based 755 | operating system. All you need is Python 2.7 and the Git package installed 756 | in your system. Using this script, you can add and remove Kali Linux repositories.. 757 | 758 | Read More : https://github.com/thehackingsage/hacknix 759 | """) 760 | choicehacknix = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Hacknix? (Y/N) : ") 761 | if choicehacknix in yes: 762 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/sage/ && git clone https://github.com/thehackingsage/hacknix.git") 763 | elif choicehacknix in no: 764 | clearScr() 765 | sage() 766 | elif choicehacknix == "": 767 | clearScr() 768 | sage() 769 | else: 770 | clearScr() 771 | sage() 772 | 773 | def fluxion(): 774 | os.system('clear') 775 | print(""" 776 | Fluxion is a wifi key cracker using evil twin attack.. 777 | you need a wireless adoptor for this tool. 778 | 779 | Read More : https://github.com/thehackingsage/Fluxion 780 | """) 781 | choicefluxion = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Fluxion? (Y/N) : ") 782 | if choicefluxion in yes: 783 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/sage/ && git clone https://github.com/thehackingsage/Fluxion.git") 784 | elif choicefluxion in no: 785 | clearScr() 786 | sage() 787 | elif choicefluxion == "": 788 | clearScr() 789 | sage() 790 | else: 791 | clearScr() 792 | sage() 793 | 794 | def duckydino(): 795 | os.system('clear') 796 | print (""" 797 | Ducky Script for Arduino Leonardo Mini & Arduino Uno + Payload to Arduino Converter 798 | 799 | Read More : https://github.com/thehackingsage/ducky4arduino 800 | """) 801 | choiceduckydino = raw_input(" Do You Want To Use DuckyDino? (Y/N) : ") 802 | if choiceduckydino in yes: 803 | os.system("git clone https://github.com/thehackingsage/ducky4arduino") 804 | elif choiceduckydino in no: 805 | clearScr() 806 | sage() 807 | elif choiceduckydino == "": 808 | clearScr() 809 | sage() 810 | else: 811 | clearScr() 812 | sage() 813 | 814 | def ddos(): 815 | os.system('clear') 816 | print (""" 817 | DoS and DDoS Attack & Protection Tools for Windows, Linux & Android 818 | 819 | !!! For Educational Purposes Only !!! 820 | 821 | Read More : https://github.com/thehackingsage/DDoS 822 | """) 823 | choiceddos = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download DoS & DDoS Tools? (Y/N) : ") 824 | if choiceddos in yes: 825 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/sage/ && git clone https://github.com/thehackingsage/DDoS.git") 826 | elif choiceddos in no: 827 | clearScr() 828 | sage() 829 | elif choiceddos == "": 830 | clearScr() 831 | sage() 832 | else: 833 | clearScr() 834 | sage() 835 | 836 | def kaliwsl(): 837 | os.system('clear') 838 | print (""" 839 | Tool for Kali Linux Windows App : 840 | Update, Upgrade, XFCE4 - GUI Mode & Hacking Tools.. 841 | 842 | After Enabling WSL and Installing Kali Linux App 843 | from the Microsoft Store in Windows 10, Run This Script. 844 | 845 | Read More : https://github.com/thehackingsage/Kali-WSL.git 846 | """) 847 | choicekaliwsl = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Kali-WSL? (Y/N) : ") 848 | if choicekaliwsl in yes: 849 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/sage/ && git clone https://github.com/thehackingsage/Kali-WSL.git") 850 | elif choicekaliwsl in no: 851 | clearScr() 852 | sage() 853 | elif choicekaliwsl == "": 854 | clearScr() 855 | sage() 856 | else: 857 | clearScr() 858 | sage() 859 | 860 | def hackpi(): 861 | os.system('clear') 862 | print (""" 863 | Plug and Play Portable Hacking Machine with RPi3 864 | 865 | Update, Upgrade, AutoLogin, AutoVNC & Hacking Tools 866 | 867 | Read More : https://github.com/thehackingsage/HackPi 868 | """) 869 | choicehackpi = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download HackPi? (Y/N) : ") 870 | if choicehackpi in yes: 871 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/sage/ && git clone https://github.com/thehackingsage/HackPi.git") 872 | elif choicehackpi in no: 873 | clearScr() 874 | sage() 875 | elif choicehackpi == "": 876 | clearScr() 877 | sage() 878 | else: 879 | clearScr() 880 | sage() 881 | 882 | def torfi(): 883 | os.system('clear') 884 | print (""" 885 | Anonymous WiFi Hotspot Using Raspberry Pi 3 886 | 887 | Read More : https://github.com/thehackingsage/TorFi 888 | """) 889 | choicehackpi = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download TorFi? (Y/N) : ") 890 | if choicehackpi in yes: 891 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/sage/ && git clone https://github.com/thehackingsage/torFi.git") 892 | elif choicehackpi in no: 893 | clearScr() 894 | sage() 895 | elif choicehackpi == "": 896 | clearScr() 897 | sage() 898 | else: 899 | clearScr() 900 | sage() 901 | 902 | # Information Gathering ####################################################### 903 | 904 | def basiccmd(): 905 | os.system('clear') 906 | print (""" 907 | use the following steps to validate ownership of a target : 908 | 909 | Ping the target domains/hosts : 910 | ping google.com 911 | ping 8.8.8.8 912 | 913 | Whois the target domains/hosts/ip : 914 | whois example.com 915 | whois 104.27.178.12 916 | 917 | Resolve the IP addresses for the target domains/hosts : 918 | dig +short example.com 919 | 920 | Results could be mixed depending on whether or not the target 921 | is using whois privacy protection. 922 | """) 923 | choicebasiccmd = raw_input(" Press Enter and Go Back To Information Gathering Menu : ") 924 | if choicebasiccmd == "": 925 | clearScr() 926 | info() 927 | else: 928 | clearScr() 929 | info() 930 | 931 | def masscan(): 932 | os.system('clear') 933 | print (""" 934 | Mass IP port scanner. ... It can scan the entire Internet in under 6 minutes, 935 | transmitting 10 million packets per second. 936 | """) 937 | choicemasscan = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download MASSCAN? (Y/N) : ") 938 | if choicemasscan in yes: 939 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/info/ && git clone https://github.com/robertdavidgraham/masscan.git") 940 | elif choicemasscan in no: 941 | clearScr() 942 | info() 943 | elif choicemasscan == "": 944 | clearScr() 945 | info() 946 | else: 947 | clearScr() 948 | info() 949 | 950 | def dnsrecon(): 951 | os.system('clear') 952 | print (""" 953 | DNSRecon is a Python port of a Ruby script that I wrote to learn the language 954 | and about DNS in early 2007. This time I wanted to learn about Python and extend 955 | the functionality of the original tool and in the process re-learn how DNS works 956 | and how could it be used in the process of a security assessment and network troubleshooting. 957 | """) 958 | choicednsrecon = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download DNS-Recon? (Y/N) : ") 959 | if choicednsrecon in yes: 960 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/info/ && git clone https://github.com/darkoperator/dnsrecon.git") 961 | elif choicednsrecon in no: 962 | clearScr() 963 | info() 964 | elif choicednsrecon == "": 965 | clearScr() 966 | info() 967 | else: 968 | clearScr() 969 | info() 970 | 971 | def sublister(): 972 | os.system('clear') 973 | print (""" 974 | Sublist3r is a python tool designed to enumerate subdomains of websites using OSINT. 975 | It helps penetration testers and bug hunters collect and gather subdomains for the 976 | domain they are targeting. Sublist3r enumerates subdomains using many search engines 977 | such as Google, Yahoo, Bing, Baidu, and Ask. Sublist3r also enumerates subdomains 978 | using Netcraft, Virustotal, ThreatCrowd, DNSdumpster, and ReverseDNS. 979 | """) 980 | choicesublister = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download SubList3r? (Y/N) : ") 981 | if choicesublister in yes: 982 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/info/ && git clone https://github.com/aboul3la/Sublist3r.git") 983 | elif choicesublister in no: 984 | clearScr() 985 | info() 986 | elif choicesublister == "": 987 | clearScr() 988 | info() 989 | else: 990 | clearScr() 991 | info() 992 | 993 | def altdns(): 994 | os.system('clear') 995 | print (""" 996 | Altdns is a DNS recon tool that allows for the discovery of subdomains that conform to patterns. 997 | Altdns takes in words that could be present in subdomains under a domain (such as test, dev, 998 | staging) as well as takes in a list of subdomains that you know of.. 999 | 1000 | From these two lists that are provided as input to altdns, the tool then generates a massive 1001 | output of "altered" or "mutated" potential subdomains that could be present. It saves this output 1002 | so that it can then be used by your favourite DNS bruteforcing tool. 1003 | 1004 | Alternatively, the -r flag can be passed to altdns so that once this output is generated, 1005 | the tool can then resolve these subdomains (multi-threaded) and save the results to a file. 1006 | 1007 | Altdns works best with large datasets. Having an initial dataset of 200 or more subdomains should 1008 | churn out some valid subdomains via the alterations generated. 1009 | """) 1010 | choicealtdns = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Altdns? (Y/N) : ") 1011 | if choicealtdns in yes: 1012 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/info/ && git clone https://github.com/infosec-au/altdns.git") 1013 | elif choicealtdns in no: 1014 | clearScr() 1015 | info() 1016 | elif choicealtdns == "": 1017 | clearScr() 1018 | info() 1019 | else: 1020 | clearScr() 1021 | info() 1022 | 1023 | def amass(): 1024 | os.system('clear') 1025 | print (""" 1026 | Amass is a tool for In-Depth DNS Enumeration and Network Mapping.. 1027 | """) 1028 | choiceamass = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Amass? (Y/N) : ") 1029 | if choiceamass in yes: 1030 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/info/ && git clone https://github.com/caffix/amass.git") 1031 | elif choiceamass in no: 1032 | clearScr() 1033 | info() 1034 | elif choiceamass == "": 1035 | clearScr() 1036 | info() 1037 | else: 1038 | clearScr() 1039 | info() 1040 | 1041 | def subfinder(): 1042 | os.system('clear') 1043 | print (""" 1044 | SubFinder is a subdomain discovery tool that discovers valid subdomains for websites. 1045 | Designed as a passive framework to be useful for bug bounties and safe for penetration testing. 1046 | """) 1047 | choicesubfinder = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Subfinder? (Y/N) : ") 1048 | if choicesubfinder in yes: 1049 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/info/ && git clone https://github.com/subfinder/subfinder.git") 1050 | elif choicesubfinder in no: 1051 | clearScr() 1052 | info() 1053 | elif choicesubfinder == "": 1054 | clearScr() 1055 | info() 1056 | else: 1057 | clearScr() 1058 | info() 1059 | 1060 | def enumall(): 1061 | os.system('clear') 1062 | print (""" 1063 | Recon-ng and Alt-DNS are awesome. This script combines the power of these 1064 | tools with the ability to run multiple domains within the same session. 1065 | """) 1066 | choiceenumall = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Enumall? (Y/N) : ") 1067 | if choiceenumall in yes: 1068 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/info/ && git clone https://github.com/jhaddix/domain.git && mv domain enumall") 1069 | elif choiceenumall in no: 1070 | clearScr() 1071 | info() 1072 | elif choiceenumall == "": 1073 | clearScr() 1074 | info() 1075 | else: 1076 | clearScr() 1077 | info() 1078 | 1079 | def aquatone(): 1080 | os.system('clear') 1081 | print (""" 1082 | Aquatone is a tool for visual inspection of websites across a large amount of hosts 1083 | and is convenient for quickly gaining an overview of HTTP-based attack surface. 1084 | """) 1085 | choiceaquatone = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Aquatone? (Y/N) : ") 1086 | if choiceaquatone in yes: 1087 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/info/ && git clone https://github.com/michenriksen/aquatone.git") 1088 | elif choiceaquatone in no: 1089 | clearScr() 1090 | info() 1091 | elif choiceaquatone == "": 1092 | clearScr() 1093 | info() 1094 | else: 1095 | clearScr() 1096 | info() 1097 | 1098 | def cloudenum(): 1099 | os.system('clear') 1100 | print (""" 1101 | A simple tool to allow easy querying of Cloudflare's DNS data written in Python. 1102 | """) 1103 | choicecloudenum = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Cloudflare Enumeration Tool? (Y/N) : ") 1104 | if choicecloudenum in yes: 1105 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/info/ && git clone https://github.com/mandatoryprogrammer/cloudflare_enum.git") 1106 | elif choicecloudenum in no: 1107 | clearScr() 1108 | info() 1109 | elif choicecloudenum == "": 1110 | clearScr() 1111 | info() 1112 | else: 1113 | clearScr() 1114 | info() 1115 | 1116 | def infog(): 1117 | os.system('clear') 1118 | print (""" 1119 | A Information Gathering Tool by LinuxChoice. 1120 | """) 1121 | choiceinfog = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download InfoG? (Y/N) : ") 1122 | if choiceinfog in yes: 1123 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/info/ && git clone https://github.com/thelinuxchoice/infog.git") 1124 | elif choiceinfog in no: 1125 | clearScr() 1126 | info() 1127 | elif choiceinfog == "": 1128 | clearScr() 1129 | info() 1130 | else: 1131 | clearScr() 1132 | info() 1133 | 1134 | def harvester(): 1135 | os.system('clear') 1136 | print (""" 1137 | theHarvester is a tool for gathering subdomain names, e-mail addresses, 1138 | virtual hosts, open ports/ banners, and employee names from different 1139 | public sources (search engines, pgp key servers). 1140 | """) 1141 | choiceharvester = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download The Harvester? (Y/N) : ") 1142 | if choiceharvester in yes: 1143 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/info/ && git clone https://github.com/laramies/theHarvester.git") 1144 | elif choiceharvester in no: 1145 | clearScr() 1146 | info() 1147 | elif choiceharvester == "": 1148 | clearScr() 1149 | info() 1150 | else: 1151 | clearScr() 1152 | info() 1153 | 1154 | def reconng(): 1155 | os.system('clear') 1156 | print (""" 1157 | One of The Best Reconnaissance Tool.. (and my personal favourite) 1158 | """) 1159 | choicereconng = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Recon-ng? (Y/N) : ") 1160 | if choicereconng in yes: 1161 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/info/ && git clone https://LaNMaSteR53@bitbucket.org/LaNMaSteR53/recon-ng.git") 1162 | elif choicereconng in no: 1163 | clearScr() 1164 | info() 1165 | elif choicereconng == "": 1166 | clearScr() 1167 | info() 1168 | else: 1169 | clearScr() 1170 | info() 1171 | 1172 | def setoolkit(): 1173 | os.system('clear') 1174 | print (""" 1175 | The Social-Engineer Toolkit is an open-source penetration testing framework 1176 | designed for social engineering. SET has a number of custom attack vectors that 1177 | allow you to make a believable attack quickly. 1178 | """) 1179 | choicesetoolkit = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Setoolkit (Y/N) : ") 1180 | if choicesetoolkit in yes: 1181 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/info/ && git clone https://github.com/trustedsec/social-engineer-toolkit.git") 1182 | elif choicesetoolkit in no: 1183 | clearScr() 1184 | info() 1185 | elif choicesetoolkit == "": 1186 | clearScr() 1187 | info() 1188 | else: 1189 | clearScr() 1190 | info() 1191 | 1192 | def whatweb(): 1193 | os.system('clear') 1194 | print (""" 1195 | WhatWeb identifies websites. Its goal is to answer the question, "What is that Website?". 1196 | WhatWeb recognises web technologies including content management systems (CMS), blogging 1197 | platforms, statistic/analytics packages, JavaScript libraries, web servers, and embedded 1198 | devices. WhatWeb has over 1700 plugins, each to recognise something different. WhatWeb 1199 | also identifies version numbers, email addresses, account IDs, web framework modules, 1200 | SQL errors, and more. 1201 | """) 1202 | choicewhatweb = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download WhatWeb? (Y/N) : ") 1203 | if choicewhatweb in yes: 1204 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/info/ && git clone https://github.com/urbanadventurer/WhatWeb.git") 1205 | elif choicewhatweb in no: 1206 | clearScr() 1207 | info() 1208 | elif choicewhatweb == "": 1209 | clearScr() 1210 | info() 1211 | else: 1212 | clearScr() 1213 | info() 1214 | 1215 | def maltego(): 1216 | os.system('clear') 1217 | print (""" 1218 | Maltego is proprietary software used for open-source intelligence and forensics, 1219 | developed by Paterva. Maltego focuses on providing a library of transforms for 1220 | discovery of data from open sources, and visualizing that information in a graph 1221 | format, suitable for link analysis and data mining. 1222 | """) 1223 | choicemaltego = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Maltego? (Y/N) : ") 1224 | if choicemaltego in yes: 1225 | os.system("firefox https://www.paterva.com/web7/downloads.php") 1226 | elif choicemaltego in no: 1227 | clearScr() 1228 | info() 1229 | elif choicemaltego == "": 1230 | clearScr() 1231 | info() 1232 | else: 1233 | clearScr() 1234 | info() 1235 | 1236 | def goohak(): 1237 | os.system("clear") 1238 | print (""" 1239 | Automatically launch google hacking queries against a target domain to find 1240 | vulnerabilities and enumerate a target. 1241 | """) 1242 | choicegoohak = raw_input (" Do You Want To Download Goohak? (Y/N) : ") 1243 | if choicegoohak in yes: 1244 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/info/ && git clone https://github.com/1N3/Goohak.git") 1245 | elif choicegoohak in no: 1246 | clearScr() 1247 | info() 1248 | elif choicegoohak == "": 1249 | clearScr() 1250 | info() 1251 | else: 1252 | clearScr() 1253 | info() 1254 | 1255 | def googdorker(): 1256 | os.system("clear") 1257 | print (""" 1258 | GoogD0rker is a tool for firing off google dorks against a target domain, 1259 | it is purely for OSINT against a specific target domain. It is split into 1260 | two versions, a bash script designed for OSX and a python script designed 1261 | to be cross platform. 1262 | """) 1263 | choicegoogdorker = raw_input (" Do You Want To Download Googdorker? (Y/N) : ") 1264 | if choicegoogdorker in yes: 1265 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/info/ && git clone https://github.com/ZephrFish/GoogD0rker.git") 1266 | elif choicegoogdorker in no: 1267 | clearScr() 1268 | info() 1269 | elif choicegoogdorker == "": 1270 | clearScr() 1271 | info() 1272 | else: 1273 | clearScr() 1274 | info() 1275 | 1276 | def usefullinks(): 1277 | os.system("clear") 1278 | print (""" 1279 | Some Useful Links for Reconnaissance & Enumeration.. 1280 | 1281 | Wayback Machine : https://web.archive.org/ 1282 | Wayback Robots : https://gist.github.com/mhmdiaa/2742c5e147d49a804b408bfed3d32d07 1283 | Wayback URLs : https://gist.github.com/mhmdiaa/adf6bff70142e5091792841d4b372050 1284 | Shodan : https://shodan.io/ 1285 | Internet Wide Scan Data : http://Repositoryscans.io/ 1286 | Censys : https://censys.io/ 1287 | Hurricane Electric : http://bgp.he.net/ 1288 | Netcraft : https://www.netcraft.com/ 1289 | DomainCrawler : http://www.domaincrawler.com/ 1290 | W3DT : https://w3dt.net/ 1291 | Netinfo : http://www.netinfo.org.ua 1292 | DomainSearch : http://domainsearch.com/ 1293 | DomainTools : http://whois.domaintools.com/ 1294 | InterNIC : http://www.internic.net/whois.html 1295 | Who.IS : http://www.who.is/ 1296 | Whois.net : http://www.whois.net/ 1297 | Visual Traceroute : http://en.dnstools.ch/port-scan.html 1298 | CentralOps.net : http://centralops.net/co/ 1299 | DNS Stuff : http://www.dnsstuff.com/ 1300 | IP-Address : http://www.ip-adress.com/ 1301 | IPinfo Security Portal : http://ipinfo.info/index.php 1302 | Internet Domain Survey : http://www.isc.org/index.pl?/ops/ds/ 1303 | NerdLabs : http://www.nerdlabs.org/tools/ 1304 | NetQuery : http://www.ipaddress123.com/nquser.php 1305 | Network Tools : http://home.planet.nl/~houwe135/wbnt1/ 1306 | Network Tools 2 : http://www.network-tools.com/ 1307 | RobTex SwissArmyKnife : https://www.robtex.com/ 1308 | WebTic DNS scan : http://tools.webtic.nl/dnsscan 1309 | Geo IP Tool : http://geoiptool.com/ 1310 | Geographic Location : http://tejji.com/ip/ 1311 | Reverse IP domain check : http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/web-s ... eb-server/ 1312 | Internet Traffic Report : http://www.internettrafficreport.com/europe.htm 1313 | """) 1314 | choiceusefullinks = raw_input (" Press Enter and Go Back To Information Gathering Menu : ") 1315 | if choiceusefullinks == "": 1316 | clearScr() 1317 | info() 1318 | else: 1319 | clearScr() 1320 | info() 1321 | 1322 | # Mapping ##################################################################### 1323 | 1324 | def nmap(): 1325 | os.system('clear') 1326 | print (""" 1327 | Nmap is a free and open-source security scanner, originally written by Gordon Lyon, 1328 | used to discover hosts and services on a computer network, thus building a "map" of 1329 | the network. To accomplish its goal, Nmap sends specially crafted packets to the 1330 | target host and then analyzes the responses. It's a TCP/IP host and port scanning 1331 | tool with fantastic service and OS fingerprinting capabilities. 1332 | """) 1333 | choicenmap = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Nmap? (Y/N) : ") 1334 | if choicenmap in yes: 1335 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/mapp/ && git clone https://github.com/nmap/nmap.git") 1336 | elif choicenmap in no: 1337 | clearScr() 1338 | mapping() 1339 | elif choicenmap == "": 1340 | clearScr() 1341 | mapping() 1342 | else: 1343 | clearScr() 1344 | mapping() 1345 | 1346 | def firefox(): 1347 | clearScr() 1348 | print (""" 1349 | Mozilla Firefox is a free and open-source web browser. 1350 | 1351 | https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/ 1352 | 1353 | """) 1354 | choicefirefox = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Firefox? (Y/N) : ") 1355 | if choicefirefox in yes: 1356 | os.system("apt-get install firefox") 1357 | elif choicefirefox in no: 1358 | clearScr() 1359 | mapping() 1360 | elif choicefirefox == "": 1361 | clearScr() 1362 | mapping() 1363 | else: 1364 | clearScr() 1365 | mapping() 1366 | 1367 | def firefoxext(): 1368 | clearScr() 1369 | print (""" 1370 | A tool that transforms Firefox browsers into a penetration testing suite. 1371 | 1372 | """) 1373 | choicefirefoxext = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Firefox Pentesting Extensions? (Y/N) : ") 1374 | if choicefirefoxext in yes: 1375 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/mapp && git clone https://github.com/mazen160/Firefox-Security-Toolkit.git") 1376 | elif choicefirefoxext in no: 1377 | clearScr() 1378 | mapping() 1379 | elif choicefirefoxext == "": 1380 | clearScr() 1381 | mapping() 1382 | else: 1383 | clearScr() 1384 | mapping() 1385 | 1386 | def burpsuitepro(): 1387 | os.system('clear') 1388 | print (""" 1389 | Burp Suite is a Java based Web Penetration Testing framework. 1390 | It has become an industry standard suite of tools used by information security 1391 | professionals. Burp Suite helps you identify vulnerabilities and verify attack 1392 | vectors that are affecting web applications. 1393 | 1394 | BurpSuite Pro v1.6.67 : https://github.com/thehackingsage/burpsuite.git\n 1395 | """) 1396 | choiceburp = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download BurpSuite Pro v1.6.67 (Y/N) : ") 1397 | if choiceburp in yes: 1398 | os.system("firefox https://github.com/thehackingsage/burpsuite.git") 1399 | elif choiceburp in no: 1400 | clearScr() 1401 | mapping() 1402 | elif choiceburp == "": 1403 | clearScr() 1404 | mapping() 1405 | else: 1406 | clearScr() 1407 | mapping() 1408 | 1409 | def burpext(): 1410 | os.system('clear') 1411 | print (""" 1412 | You Can Use All Extensions From BApp Store in Burp Suite Pro.. 1413 | 1414 | Most Useful Extensions : 1415 | 1416 | Backslash Powered Scanner, Reflected Parameters, SAML Encoder/Decoder, 1417 | Bypass WAF, CVSS Calculator, Java deserialization Scanner, Autorize, 1418 | BurpSmartBuster, Content Type Converter, JSON Beautifier, PsychoPATH, 1419 | Retire-js, J2EEScan, SAML Raider, Active Scan ++, UUID Detector, Wsdler, 1420 | Additional Scanner Checks, CO2 Flow, Hackvertor, Meth0dMan & Paramalyzer. 1421 | 1422 | Burp Suite Pro v1.6.67 : https://github.com/thehackingsage/burpsuite.git 1423 | """) 1424 | choiceburpext = raw_input("\n Press Enter and Go Back To Main Menu : ") 1425 | if choiceburpext == "": 1426 | clearScr() 1427 | mapping() 1428 | else: 1429 | clearScr() 1430 | mapping() 1431 | 1432 | def intruderpayload(): 1433 | clearScr() 1434 | print (""" 1435 | A collection of Burpsuite Intruder payloads, BurpBounty payloads, fuzz lists, 1436 | malicious file uploads and web pentesting methodologies and checklists. 1437 | """) 1438 | choiceintruderpayload = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download IntruderPayloads? (Y/N) : ") 1439 | if choiceintruderpayload in yes: 1440 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/mapp/ && git clone https://github.com/1N3/IntruderPayloads.git") 1441 | elif choiceintruderpayload in no: 1442 | clearScr() 1443 | mapping() 1444 | elif choiceintruderpayload == "": 1445 | clearScr() 1446 | mapping() 1447 | else: 1448 | clearScr() 1449 | mapping() 1450 | 1451 | def allpayload(): 1452 | clearScr() 1453 | print (""" 1454 | A list of useful payloads and bypass for Web Application Security and Pentest/CTF 1455 | """) 1456 | choiceallpayload = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download PayloadsAllTheThings? (Y/N) : ") 1457 | if choiceallpayload in yes: 1458 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/mapp/ && git clone https://github.com/swisskyrepo/PayloadsAllTheThings.git") 1459 | elif choiceallpayload in no: 1460 | clearScr() 1461 | mapping() 1462 | elif choiceallpayload == "": 1463 | clearScr() 1464 | mapping() 1465 | else: 1466 | clearScr() 1467 | mapping() 1468 | 1469 | def gitallsec(): 1470 | clearScr() 1471 | print (""" 1472 | A tool to capture all the git secrets by leveraging multiple open source git searching tools 1473 | """) 1474 | choicegitallsec = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Git-all-Secrets? (Y/N) : ") 1475 | if choicegitallsec in yes: 1476 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/mapp/ && git clone https://github.com/anshumanbh/git-all-secrets.git") 1477 | elif choicegitallsec in no: 1478 | clearScr() 1479 | mapping() 1480 | elif choicegitallsec == "": 1481 | clearScr() 1482 | mapping() 1483 | else: 1484 | clearScr() 1485 | mapping() 1486 | 1487 | # Discovery ################################################################### 1488 | 1489 | def acunetix(): 1490 | clearScr() 1491 | print (""" 1492 | Acunetix is the leading web vulnerability scanner used by serious Fortune 500 companies 1493 | and widely acclaimed to include the most advanced SQL injection and XSS black box scanning 1494 | technology. It automatically crawls your websites and performs black box AND grey box hacking 1495 | techniques which finds dangerous vulnerabilities that can compromise your website and data. 1496 | """) 1497 | choiceacunetix = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Acunetix Web Vulnerability Scanner? (Y/N) : ") 1498 | if choiceacunetix in yes: 1499 | os.system("firefox https://www.acunetix.com/vulnerability-scanner/download/") 1500 | elif choiceacunetix in no: 1501 | clearScr() 1502 | discovery() 1503 | elif choiceacunetix == "": 1504 | clearScr() 1505 | discovery() 1506 | else: 1507 | clearScr() 1508 | discovery() 1509 | 1510 | def arachni(): 1511 | clearScr() 1512 | print (""" 1513 | Arachni is a feature-full, modular, high-performance Ruby framework aimed towards helping 1514 | penetration testers and administrators evaluate the security of modern web applications. 1515 | """) 1516 | choicearachni = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Arachni Web Vulnerability Scanner? (Y/N) : ") 1517 | if choicearachni in yes: 1518 | os.system("firefox http://www.arachni-scanner.com/download/") 1519 | elif choicearachni in no: 1520 | clearScr() 1521 | discovery() 1522 | elif choicearachni == "": 1523 | clearScr() 1524 | discovery() 1525 | else: 1526 | clearScr() 1527 | discovery() 1528 | 1529 | def burpsuite(): 1530 | clearScr() 1531 | print (""" 1532 | Burp or Burp Suite is a graphical tool for testing Web application security. 1533 | The tool is written in Java and developed by PortSwigger Web Security. 1534 | """) 1535 | choiceburpsuite = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Burp Suite Community Edition? (Y/N) : ") 1536 | if choiceburpsuite in yes: 1537 | os.system("firefox https://portswigger.net/burp/communitydownload") 1538 | elif choiceburpsuite in no: 1539 | clearScr() 1540 | discovery() 1541 | elif choiceburpsuite == "": 1542 | clearScr() 1543 | discovery() 1544 | else: 1545 | clearScr() 1546 | discovery() 1547 | 1548 | def nexpose(): 1549 | clearScr() 1550 | print (""" 1551 | Rapid7 Nexpose is a vulnerability scanner which aims to support the entire vulnerability 1552 | management lifecycle, including discovery, detection, verification, risk classification, 1553 | impact analysis, reporting and mitigation. It integrates with Rapid7's Metasploit for 1554 | vulnerability exploitation. 1555 | """) 1556 | choicenexpose = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Nexpose? (Y/N) : ") 1557 | if choicenexpose in yes: 1558 | os.system("firefox https://www.rapid7.com/products/nexpose/download/") 1559 | elif choicenexpose in no: 1560 | clearScr() 1561 | discovery() 1562 | elif choicenexpose == "": 1563 | clearScr() 1564 | discovery() 1565 | else: 1566 | clearScr() 1567 | discovery() 1568 | 1569 | def nikto(): 1570 | clearScr() 1571 | print (""" 1572 | Nikto is an Open Source (GPL) web server scanner which performs comprehensive 1573 | tests against web servers for multiple items, including over 6400 potentially 1574 | dangerous files/CGIs, checks for outdated versions of over 1200 servers, 1575 | and version specific problems on over 270 servers. 1576 | 1577 | """) 1578 | choicenikto = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Nikto? (Y/N) : ") 1579 | if choicenikto in yes: 1580 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/disc/ && git clone https://github.com/sullo/nikto.git") 1581 | elif choicenikto in no: 1582 | clearScr() 1583 | discovery() 1584 | elif choicenikto == "": 1585 | clearScr() 1586 | discovery() 1587 | else: 1588 | clearScr() 1589 | discovery() 1590 | 1591 | def vega(): 1592 | clearScr() 1593 | print (""" 1594 | Vega is a free and open source web security scanner and web security testing platform 1595 | to test the security of web applications. Vega can help you find and validate SQL Injection, 1596 | Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), inadvertently disclosed sensitive information, and other vulnerabilities. 1597 | """) 1598 | choicevega = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Vega? (Y/N) : ") 1599 | if choicevega in yes: 1600 | os.system("firefox https://subgraph.com/vega/download/") 1601 | elif choicevega in no: 1602 | clearScr() 1603 | discovery() 1604 | elif choicevega == "": 1605 | clearScr() 1606 | discovery() 1607 | else: 1608 | clearScr() 1609 | discovery() 1610 | 1611 | def wapiti(): 1612 | clearScr() 1613 | print (""" 1614 | Wapiti is a vulnerability scanner for web applications. It currently search vulnerabilities 1615 | like XSS, SQL and XPath injections, file inclusions, command execution, XXE injections, 1616 | CRLF injections, Server Side Request Forgery... It use the Python 3 programming language. 1617 | """) 1618 | choicewapiti = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Wapiti? (Y/N) : ") 1619 | if choicewapiti in yes: 1620 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/disc/ && wget https://sourceforge.net/projects/wapiti/files/wapiti/wapiti-3.0.1/wapiti3-3.0.1.zip") 1621 | elif choicewapiti in no: 1622 | clearScr() 1623 | discovery() 1624 | elif choicewapiti == "": 1625 | clearScr() 1626 | discovery() 1627 | else: 1628 | clearScr() 1629 | discovery() 1630 | 1631 | def websecscan(): 1632 | clearScr() 1633 | discovery() 1634 | 1635 | def websecsuite(): 1636 | clearScr() 1637 | print (""" 1638 | Fully integrated web-based platform to manage vulnerabilities across security teams, 1639 | investigating security breaches, or test for vulnerabilities. 1640 | """) 1641 | choicewebsecsuite = raw_input(" Do You Want To Use Security Suite? (Y/N) : ") 1642 | if choicewebsecsuite in yes: 1643 | os.system("firefox https://secapps.com/suite") 1644 | elif choicewebsecsuite in no: 1645 | clearScr() 1646 | discovery() 1647 | elif choicewebsecsuite == "": 1648 | clearScr() 1649 | discovery() 1650 | else: 1651 | clearScr() 1652 | discovery() 1653 | 1654 | def joomscan(): 1655 | clearScr() 1656 | print (""" 1657 | OWASP Joomla! Vulnerability Scanner (JoomScan) is an open source project, developed with the aim 1658 | of automating the task of vulnerability detection and reliability assurance in Joomla CMS deployments. 1659 | Implemented in Perl, this tool enables seamless and effortless scanning of Joomla installations, 1660 | while leaving a minimal footprint with its lightweight and modular architecture. It not only detects 1661 | known offensive vulnerabilities, but also is able to detect many misconfigurations and admin-level 1662 | shortcomings that can be exploited by adversaries to compromise the system. Furthermore, OWASP JoomScan 1663 | provides a user-friendly interface and compiles the final reports in both text and HTML formats for 1664 | ease of use and minimization of reporting overheads. 1665 | """) 1666 | choicejoomscan = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download JoomScan? (Y/N) : ") 1667 | if choicejoomscan in yes: 1668 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/disc/ && git clone https://github.com/rezasp/joomscan.git") 1669 | elif choicejoomscan in no: 1670 | clearScr() 1671 | discovery() 1672 | elif choicejoomscan == "": 1673 | clearScr() 1674 | discovery() 1675 | else: 1676 | clearScr() 1677 | discovery() 1678 | 1679 | def waaaf(): 1680 | clearScr() 1681 | print (""" 1682 | w3af is an open source web application security scanner which helps developers and penetration testers 1683 | identify and exploit vulnerabilities in their web applications. The scanner is able to identify 200+ 1684 | vulnerabilities, including Cross-Site Scripting, SQL injection and OS commanding. 1685 | """) 1686 | choicewaaaf = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download W3AF? (Y/N) : ") 1687 | if choicewaaaf in yes: 1688 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/disc/ && git clone https://github.com/andresriancho/w3af.git") 1689 | elif choicewaaaf in no: 1690 | clearScr() 1691 | discovery() 1692 | elif choicewaaaf == "": 1693 | clearScr() 1694 | discovery() 1695 | else: 1696 | clearScr() 1697 | discovery() 1698 | 1699 | def zed(): 1700 | clearScr() 1701 | print (""" 1702 | OWASP ZAP is an open-source web application security scanner. It is intended to be used 1703 | by both those new to application security as well as professional penetration testers. 1704 | It is one of the most active OWASP projects and has been given Flagship status. 1705 | """) 1706 | choicezed = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Wapiti? (Y/N) : ") 1707 | if choicezed in yes: 1708 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/disc/ && wget https://github.com/zaproxy/zaproxy/releases/download/w2018-12-10/ZAP_WEEKLY_D-2018-12-10.zip") 1709 | elif choicezed in no: 1710 | clearScr() 1711 | discovery() 1712 | elif choicezed == "": 1713 | clearScr() 1714 | discovery() 1715 | else: 1716 | clearScr() 1717 | discovery() 1718 | 1719 | def wpscan(): 1720 | clearScr() 1721 | print (""" 1722 | WPScan is a free, for non-commercial use, black box WordPress vulnerability scanner written 1723 | for security professionals and blog maintainers to test the security of their sites. 1724 | https://www.wpscan.org 1725 | """) 1726 | choicewpscan = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download WP-Scan? (Y/N) : ") 1727 | if choicewpscan in yes: 1728 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/disc/ && git clone https://github.com/wpscanteam/wpscan.git") 1729 | elif choicewpscan in no: 1730 | clearScr() 1731 | discovery() 1732 | elif choicewpscan == "": 1733 | clearScr() 1734 | discovery() 1735 | else: 1736 | clearScr() 1737 | discovery() 1738 | 1739 | def fuzzdb(): 1740 | clearScr() 1741 | print (""" 1742 | FuzzDB was created to increase the likelihood of causing and identifying conditions of security 1743 | interest through dynamic application security testing. It's the first and most comprehensive 1744 | open dictionary of fault injection patterns, predictable resource locations, and regex for 1745 | matching server responses. 1746 | """) 1747 | choicefuzzdb = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download FuzzDB? (Y/N) : ") 1748 | if choicefuzzdb in yes: 1749 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/disc/ && git clone https://github.com/fuzzdb-project/fuzzdb.git") 1750 | elif choicefuzzdb in no: 1751 | clearScr() 1752 | discovery() 1753 | elif choicefuzzdb == "": 1754 | clearScr() 1755 | discovery() 1756 | else: 1757 | clearScr() 1758 | discovery() 1759 | 1760 | def cewl(): 1761 | clearScr() 1762 | print (""" 1763 | CeWL is a Custom Word List Generator 1764 | """) 1765 | choicecewl = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download CeWL? (Y/N) : ") 1766 | if choicecewl in yes: 1767 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/disc/ && git clone https://github.com/digininja/CeWL.git") 1768 | elif choicecewl in no: 1769 | clearScr() 1770 | discovery() 1771 | elif choicecewl == "": 1772 | clearScr() 1773 | discovery() 1774 | else: 1775 | clearScr() 1776 | discovery() 1777 | 1778 | def dirbuster(): 1779 | clearScr() 1780 | print (""" 1781 | DirBuster is a multi threaded java application designed to brute force directories 1782 | and files names on web/application servers. 1783 | """) 1784 | choicedirbuster = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download DirBuster? (Y/N) : ") 1785 | if choicedirbuster in yes: 1786 | os.system("firefox https://sourceforge.net/projects/dirbuster/") 1787 | elif choicedirbuster in no: 1788 | clearScr() 1789 | discovery() 1790 | elif choicedirbuster == "": 1791 | clearScr() 1792 | discovery() 1793 | else: 1794 | clearScr() 1795 | discovery() 1796 | 1797 | def dirb(): 1798 | clearScr() 1799 | print (""" 1800 | DIRB is a Web Content Scanner. It looks for existing (and/or hidden) Web Objects. 1801 | It basically works by launching a dictionary based attack against a web server 1802 | and analizing the response. 1803 | """) 1804 | choicedirb = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download DIRB? (Y/N) : ") 1805 | if choicedirb in yes: 1806 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/disc/ && wget https://sourceforge.net/projects/dirb/files/dirb/2.22/dirb222.tar.gz") 1807 | elif choicedirb in no: 1808 | clearScr() 1809 | discovery() 1810 | elif choicedirb == "": 1811 | clearScr() 1812 | discovery() 1813 | else: 1814 | clearScr() 1815 | discovery() 1816 | 1817 | def filebuster(): 1818 | clearScr() 1819 | print (""" 1820 | An extremely fast and flexible web fuzzer. 1821 | """) 1822 | choicefilebuster = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download FileBuster? (Y/N) : ") 1823 | if choicefilebuster in yes: 1824 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/disc/ && git clone https://github.com/henshin/filebuster.git") 1825 | elif choicefilebuster in no: 1826 | clearScr() 1827 | discovery() 1828 | elif choicefilebuster == "": 1829 | clearScr() 1830 | discovery() 1831 | else: 1832 | clearScr() 1833 | discovery() 1834 | 1835 | def gobuster(): 1836 | clearScr() 1837 | print (""" 1838 | GoBuster is a tool used to brute-force URIs in web sites and DNS subdomains (with wildcard support). 1839 | """) 1840 | choicegobuster = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download GoBuster? (Y/N) : ") 1841 | if choicegobuster in yes: 1842 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/disc/ && git clone https://github.com/OJ/gobuster.git") 1843 | elif choicegobuster in no: 1844 | clearScr() 1845 | discovery() 1846 | elif choicegobuster == "": 1847 | clearScr() 1848 | discovery() 1849 | else: 1850 | clearScr() 1851 | discovery() 1852 | 1853 | def dirsearch(): 1854 | clearScr() 1855 | print (""" 1856 | Dirsearch is a simple command line tool designed to brute force directories and files in websites. 1857 | """) 1858 | choicedirsearch = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Wapiti? (Y/N) : ") 1859 | if choicedirsearch in yes: 1860 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/disc/ && git clone https://github.com/maurosoria/dirsearch.git") 1861 | elif choicedirsearch in no: 1862 | clearScr() 1863 | discovery() 1864 | elif choicedirsearch == "": 1865 | clearScr() 1866 | discovery() 1867 | else: 1868 | clearScr() 1869 | discovery() 1870 | 1871 | # Exploitation ################################################################ 1872 | 1873 | def xssradar(): 1874 | clearScr() 1875 | print (""" 1876 | XSS Radar is a tool that detects parameters and fuzzes them for cross-site scripting vulnerabilities. 1877 | """) 1878 | choicexssradar = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download XSS Radar? (Y/N) : ") 1879 | if choicexssradar in yes: 1880 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/bugbountyforum/XSS-Radar.git") 1881 | elif choicexssradar in no: 1882 | clearScr() 1883 | exploit() 1884 | elif choicexssradar == "": 1885 | clearScr() 1886 | exploit() 1887 | else: 1888 | clearScr() 1889 | exploit() 1890 | 1891 | def xsshunter(): 1892 | clearScr() 1893 | print (""" 1894 | XSS Hunter allows you to find all kinds of cross-site scripting vulnerabilities, including the 1895 | often-missed blind XSS. The service works by hosting specialized XSS probes which, upon firing, 1896 | scan the page and send information about the vulnerable page to the XSS Hunter service.. 1897 | 1898 | Create an XSS Hunter account at https://xsshunter.com/ 1899 | """) 1900 | choicexsshunter = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download XSS Hunter? (Y/N) : ") 1901 | if choicexsshunter in yes: 1902 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/mandatoryprogrammer/xsshunter") 1903 | elif choicexsshunter in no: 1904 | clearScr() 1905 | exploit() 1906 | elif choicexsshunter == "": 1907 | clearScr() 1908 | exploit() 1909 | else: 1910 | clearScr() 1911 | exploit() 1912 | 1913 | def xsshunterclient(): 1914 | clearScr() 1915 | print (""" 1916 | This tool can be used to generate correlated XSS payloads, these payloads are tagged with a unique 1917 | ID which can be used to track which HTTP request caused which XSS payload to fire. By using this tool 1918 | all of your injection attempts are tracked and the reports you generate will have the responsible 1919 | injection attempt included in the final output. This is useful since XSS payloads can often traverse 1920 | multiple services (and even protocols) before firing, so it's not always clear what injection caused 1921 | a certain XSS payload to fire. 1922 | """) 1923 | choicexsshunterclient = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download XSS Hunter Client? (Y/N) : ") 1924 | if choicexsshunterclient in yes: 1925 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/mandatoryprogrammer/xsshunter_client.git") 1926 | elif choicexsshunterclient in no: 1927 | clearScr() 1928 | exploit() 1929 | elif choicexsshunterclient == "": 1930 | clearScr() 1931 | exploit() 1932 | else: 1933 | clearScr() 1934 | exploit() 1935 | 1936 | def domxss(): 1937 | clearScr() 1938 | print (""" 1939 | DOM XSS Scanner is an online tool that facilitates code review of web pages and JavaScript code 1940 | for potential DOM based XSS security vulnerabilities. 1941 | """) 1942 | choicedomxss = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download DOM XSS Scanner? (Y/N) : ") 1943 | if choicedomxss in yes: 1944 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/yaph/domxssscanner.git") 1945 | elif choicedomxss in no: 1946 | clearScr() 1947 | exploit() 1948 | elif choicedomxss == "": 1949 | clearScr() 1950 | exploit() 1951 | else: 1952 | clearScr() 1953 | exploit() 1954 | 1955 | def xsser(): 1956 | clearScr() 1957 | print (""" 1958 | Cross Site "Scripter" (aka XSSer) is an automatic -framework- to detect, exploit and report XSS vulnerabilities. 1959 | """) 1960 | choicexsser = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download XSSer? (Y/N) : ") 1961 | if choicexsser in yes: 1962 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/epsylon/xsser.git") 1963 | elif choicexsser in no: 1964 | clearScr() 1965 | exploit() 1966 | elif choicexsser == "": 1967 | clearScr() 1968 | exploit() 1969 | else: 1970 | clearScr() 1971 | exploit() 1972 | 1973 | def brutexss(): 1974 | clearScr() 1975 | print (""" 1976 | Cross-Site Scripting BruteForcer 1977 | """) 1978 | choicebrutexss = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download BruteXSS? (Y/N) : ") 1979 | if choicebrutexss in yes: 1980 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/rajeshmajumdar/BruteXSS.git") 1981 | elif choicebrutexss in no: 1982 | clearScr() 1983 | exploit() 1984 | elif choicebrutexss == "": 1985 | clearScr() 1986 | exploit() 1987 | else: 1988 | clearScr() 1989 | exploit() 1990 | 1991 | def xsstrike(): 1992 | clearScr() 1993 | print(""" 1994 | XSStrike is a python script designed to detect and exploit XSS vulnerabilites. 1995 | """) 1996 | choicexsstrike = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download XSStrike (Y/N) : ") 1997 | if choicexsstrike in yes: 1998 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/UltimateHackers/XSStrike.git && cd XSStrike && chmod +x * && pip install -r requirements.txt && clear && python xsstrike") 1999 | elif choicexsstrike in no: 2000 | clearScr() 2001 | exploit() 2002 | elif choicexsstrike == "": 2003 | clearScr() 2004 | exploit() 2005 | else: 2006 | clearScr() 2007 | exploit() 2008 | 2009 | def xssor(): 2010 | clearScr() 2011 | print (""" 2012 | XSSOR contains three major modules: Encode/Decode, Codz, Probe. Try Online Version: http://xssor.io 2013 | """) 2014 | choicexssor = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download XSSor? (Y/N) : ") 2015 | if choicexssor in yes: 2016 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/evilcos/xssor2.git") 2017 | elif choicexssor in no: 2018 | clearScr() 2019 | exploit() 2020 | elif choicexssor == "": 2021 | clearScr() 2022 | exploit() 2023 | else: 2024 | clearScr() 2025 | exploit() 2026 | 2027 | def sqlmap(): 2028 | clearScr() 2029 | print (""" 2030 | Automatic SQL injection and database takeover tool. http://sqlmap.org 2031 | """) 2032 | choicesqlmap = raw_input ( "Do You Want To Download Sqlmap? (Y/N) : ") 2033 | if choicesqlmap in yes: 2034 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/sqlmapproject/sqlmap.git") 2035 | elif choicesqlmap in no: 2036 | clearScr() 2037 | exploit() 2038 | elif choicesqlmap == "": 2039 | clearScr() 2040 | exploit() 2041 | else: 2042 | clearScr() 2043 | exploit() 2044 | 2045 | def oxmlxxe(): 2046 | clearScr() 2047 | print (""" 2048 | A tool for embedding XXE/XML exploits into different filetypes. 2049 | """) 2050 | choiceoxmlxxe = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download OXML-XXE? (Y/N) : ") 2051 | if choiceoxmlxxe in yes: 2052 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/BuffaloWill/oxml_xxe.git") 2053 | elif choiceoxmlxxe in no: 2054 | clearScr() 2055 | exploit() 2056 | elif choiceoxmlxxe == "": 2057 | clearScr() 2058 | exploit() 2059 | else: 2060 | clearScr() 2061 | exploit() 2062 | 2063 | def xeeinj(): 2064 | clearScr() 2065 | print (""" 2066 | XXEinjector automates retrieving files using direct and out of band methods. 2067 | Directory listing only works in Java applications. Bruteforcing method needs to be used for other applications. 2068 | """) 2069 | choicexeeinj = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download XXEinjector? (Y/N) : ") 2070 | if choicexeeinj in yes: 2071 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/enjoiz/XXEinjector.git") 2072 | elif choicexeeinj in no: 2073 | clearScr() 2074 | exploit() 2075 | elif choicexeeinj == "": 2076 | clearScr() 2077 | exploit() 2078 | else: 2079 | clearScr() 2080 | exploit() 2081 | 2082 | def tplmap(): 2083 | clearScr() 2084 | print (""" 2085 | Server-Side Template Injection and Code Injection Detection and Exploitation Tool. 2086 | """) 2087 | choicetplmap = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Tplmap? (Y/N) : ") 2088 | if choicetplmap in yes: 2089 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/epinna/tplmap.git") 2090 | elif choicetplmap in no: 2091 | clearScr() 2092 | exploit() 2093 | elif choicetplmap == "": 2094 | clearScr() 2095 | exploit() 2096 | else: 2097 | clearScr() 2098 | exploit() 2099 | 2100 | def ssrfdetector(): 2101 | clearScr() 2102 | print (""" 2103 | Server-side request forgery detector. 2104 | """) 2105 | choicessrfdetector = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download SSRF-Detector? (Y/N) : ") 2106 | if choicessrfdetector in yes: 2107 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/JacobReynolds/ssrfDetector.git") 2108 | elif choicessrfdetector in no: 2109 | clearScr() 2110 | exploit() 2111 | elif choicessrfdetector == "": 2112 | clearScr() 2113 | exploit() 2114 | else: 2115 | clearScr() 2116 | exploit() 2117 | 2118 | def groundcontrol(): 2119 | clearScr() 2120 | print (""" 2121 | A collection of scripts that run on my web server. Mainly for debugging SSRF, blind XSS, and XXE vulnerabilities. 2122 | """) 2123 | choicegroundcontrol = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Ground Control? (Y/N) : ") 2124 | if choicegroundcontrol in yes: 2125 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/jobertabma/ground-control.git") 2126 | elif choicegroundcontrol in no: 2127 | clearScr() 2128 | exploit() 2129 | elif choicegroundcontrol == "": 2130 | clearScr() 2131 | exploit() 2132 | else: 2133 | clearScr() 2134 | exploit() 2135 | 2136 | def lfisuit(): 2137 | clearScr() 2138 | print (""" 2139 | Totally Automatic LFI Exploiter (+ Reverse Shell) and Scanner. 2140 | """) 2141 | choicelfisuit = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download LFISuit? (Y/N) : ") 2142 | if choicelfisuit in yes: 2143 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/D35m0nd142/LFISuite.git") 2144 | elif choicelfisuit in no: 2145 | clearScr() 2146 | exploit() 2147 | elif choicelfisuit == "": 2148 | clearScr() 2149 | exploit() 2150 | else: 2151 | clearScr() 2152 | exploit() 2153 | 2154 | def genxbinavi(): 2155 | clearScr() 2156 | print (""" 2157 | File uploader. 2158 | """) 2159 | choicegenxbinavi = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Gen-xbin-Avi? (Y/N) : ") 2160 | if choicegenxbinavi in yes: 2161 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/neex/ffmpeg-avi-m3u-xbin.git") 2162 | elif choicegenxbinavi in no: 2163 | clearScr() 2164 | exploit() 2165 | elif choicegenxbinavi == "": 2166 | clearScr() 2167 | exploit() 2168 | else: 2169 | clearScr() 2170 | exploit() 2171 | 2172 | def gittools(): 2173 | clearScr() 2174 | print (""" 2175 | A repository with 3 tools for pwn'ing websites with .git repositories available. 2176 | """) 2177 | choicegittools = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download GitTools? (Y/N) : ") 2178 | if choicegittools in yes: 2179 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/internetwache/GitTools.git") 2180 | elif choicegittools in no: 2181 | clearScr() 2182 | exploit() 2183 | elif choicegittools == "": 2184 | clearScr() 2185 | exploit() 2186 | else: 2187 | clearScr() 2188 | exploit() 2189 | 2190 | def dvcsripper(): 2191 | clearScr() 2192 | print (""" 2193 | Rip web accessible (distributed) version control systems: SVN/GIT/HG... 2194 | """) 2195 | choicedvcsripper = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download DVSC Ripper? (Y/N) : ") 2196 | if choicedvcsripper in yes: 2197 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/kost/dvcs-ripper.git") 2198 | elif choicedvcsripper in no: 2199 | clearScr() 2200 | exploit() 2201 | elif choicedvcsripper == "": 2202 | clearScr() 2203 | exploit() 2204 | else: 2205 | clearScr() 2206 | exploit() 2207 | 2208 | def tkosubs(): 2209 | clearScr() 2210 | print (""" 2211 | A tool that can help detect and takeover subdomains with dead DNS records 2212 | """) 2213 | choicetkosubs = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download tko-subs? (Y/N) : ") 2214 | if choicetkosubs in yes: 2215 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/anshumanbh/tko-subs.git") 2216 | elif choicetkosubs in no: 2217 | clearScr() 2218 | exploit() 2219 | elif choicetkosubs == "": 2220 | clearScr() 2221 | exploit() 2222 | else: 2223 | clearScr() 2224 | exploit() 2225 | 2226 | def subbruteforcer(): 2227 | clearScr() 2228 | print (""" 2229 | This app will bruteforce for exisiting subdomains and provide the IP address and Host information. 2230 | """) 2231 | choicesubbruteforcer = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download HostileSubBruteforcer? (Y/N) : ") 2232 | if choicesubbruteforcer in yes: 2233 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/nahamsec/HostileSubBruteforcer.git") 2234 | elif choicesubbruteforcer in no: 2235 | clearScr() 2236 | exploit() 2237 | elif choicesubbruteforcer == "": 2238 | clearScr() 2239 | exploit() 2240 | else: 2241 | clearScr() 2242 | exploit() 2243 | 2244 | def secondorder(): 2245 | clearScr() 2246 | print (""" 2247 | Second-order subdomain takeover scanner. 2248 | """) 2249 | choicesecondorder = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Second-Order? (Y/N) : ") 2250 | if choicesecondorder in yes: 2251 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/mhmdiaa/second-order.git") 2252 | elif choicesecondorder in no: 2253 | clearScr() 2254 | exploit() 2255 | elif choicesecondorder == "": 2256 | clearScr() 2257 | exploit() 2258 | else: 2259 | clearScr() 2260 | exploit() 2261 | 2262 | def racetheweb(): 2263 | clearScr() 2264 | print (""" 2265 | Tests for race conditions in web applications. Includes a RESTful API to integrate into a continuous integration pipeline. http://RaceTheWeb.io 2266 | """) 2267 | choiceracetheweb = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Race The Web? (Y/N) : ") 2268 | if choiceracetheweb in yes: 2269 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/insp3ctre/race-the-web.git") 2270 | elif choiceracetheweb in no: 2271 | clearScr() 2272 | exploit() 2273 | elif choiceracetheweb == "": 2274 | clearScr() 2275 | exploit() 2276 | else: 2277 | clearScr() 2278 | exploit() 2279 | 2280 | def corstest(): 2281 | clearScr() 2282 | print (""" 2283 | A simple CORS misconfiguration scanner. 2284 | """) 2285 | choicecorstest = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download CORStest? (Y/N) : ") 2286 | if choicecorstest in yes: 2287 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/RUB-NDS/CORStest.git") 2288 | elif choicecorstest in no: 2289 | clearScr() 2290 | exploit() 2291 | elif choicecorstest == "": 2292 | clearScr() 2293 | exploit() 2294 | else: 2295 | clearScr() 2296 | exploit() 2297 | 2298 | def rcestrutspwn(): 2299 | clearScr() 2300 | print (""" 2301 | An exploit for Apache Struts CVE-2017-5638. 2302 | """) 2303 | choicercestrutspwn = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download RCE struts-pwn? (Y/N) : ") 2304 | if choicercestrutspwn in yes: 2305 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/mazen160/struts-pwn.git") 2306 | elif choicercestrutspwn in no: 2307 | clearScr() 2308 | exploit() 2309 | elif choicercestrutspwn == "": 2310 | clearScr() 2311 | exploit() 2312 | else: 2313 | clearScr() 2314 | exploit() 2315 | 2316 | def ysoserial(): 2317 | clearScr() 2318 | print (""" 2319 | A proof-of-concept tool for generating payloads that exploit unsafe Java object deserialization. 2320 | """) 2321 | choiceysoserial = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Y-So-Serial? (Y/N) : ") 2322 | if choiceysoserial in yes: 2323 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/GoSecure/ysoserial.git") 2324 | elif choiceysoserial in no: 2325 | clearScr() 2326 | exploit() 2327 | elif choiceysoserial == "": 2328 | clearScr() 2329 | exploit() 2330 | else: 2331 | clearScr() 2332 | exploit() 2333 | 2334 | def phpggc(): 2335 | clearScr() 2336 | print (""" 2337 | PHPGGC is a library of unserialize() payloads along with a tool to generate them, from command line or programmatically. 2338 | """) 2339 | choicephpggc = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download PHP Generic Gadget Chains? (Y/N) : ") 2340 | if choicephpggc in yes: 2341 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/ambionics/phpggc.git") 2342 | elif choicephpggc in no: 2343 | clearScr() 2344 | exploit() 2345 | elif choicephpggc == "": 2346 | clearScr() 2347 | exploit() 2348 | else: 2349 | clearScr() 2350 | exploit() 2351 | 2352 | def retirejs(): 2353 | clearScr() 2354 | print (""" 2355 | scanner detecting the use of JavaScript libraries with known vulnerabilities. 2356 | http://retirejs.github.io/retire.js/ 2357 | """) 2358 | choiceretirejs = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Retire.js? (Y/N) : ") 2359 | if choiceretirejs in yes: 2360 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/RetireJS/retire.js.git") 2361 | elif choiceretirejs in no: 2362 | clearScr() 2363 | exploit() 2364 | elif choiceretirejs == "": 2365 | clearScr() 2366 | exploit() 2367 | else: 2368 | clearScr() 2369 | exploit() 2370 | 2371 | def getsploit(): 2372 | clearScr() 2373 | print (""" 2374 | Command line utility for searching and downloading exploits. 2375 | """) 2376 | choicegetsploit = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Getsploit? (Y/N) : ") 2377 | if choicegetsploit in yes: 2378 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/vulnersCom/getsploit.git") 2379 | elif choicegetsploit in no: 2380 | clearScr() 2381 | exploit() 2382 | elif choicegetsploit == "": 2383 | clearScr() 2384 | exploit() 2385 | else: 2386 | clearScr() 2387 | exploit() 2388 | 2389 | def findsploit(): 2390 | clearScr() 2391 | print (""" 2392 | Find exploits in local and online databases instantly. https://crowdshield.com 2393 | """) 2394 | choicefindsploit = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Findsploit? (Y/N) : ") 2395 | if choicefindsploit in yes: 2396 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/1N3/Findsploit.git") 2397 | elif choicefindsploit in no: 2398 | clearScr() 2399 | exploit() 2400 | elif choicefindsploit == "": 2401 | clearScr() 2402 | exploit() 2403 | else: 2404 | clearScr() 2405 | exploit() 2406 | 2407 | def bfac(): 2408 | clearScr() 2409 | print (""" 2410 | BFAC (Backup File Artifacts Checker): An automated tool that checks for backup artifacts 2411 | that may disclose the web-application's source code. 2412 | """) 2413 | choicebfac = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download BFAC? (Y/N) : ") 2414 | if choicebfac in yes: 2415 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/mazen160/bfac.git") 2416 | elif choicebfac in no: 2417 | clearScr() 2418 | exploit() 2419 | elif choicebfac == "": 2420 | clearScr() 2421 | exploit() 2422 | else: 2423 | clearScr() 2424 | exploit() 2425 | 2426 | def wpscann(): 2427 | clearScr() 2428 | print (""" 2429 | WPScan is a free, for non-commercial use, black box WordPress vulnerability scanner 2430 | written for security professionals and blog maintainers to test the security of their sites. 2431 | https://www.wpscan.org 2432 | """) 2433 | choicewpscann = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download WPScan? (Y/N) : ") 2434 | if choicewpscann in yes: 2435 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/wpscanteam/wpscan.git") 2436 | elif choicewpscann in no: 2437 | clearScr() 2438 | exploit() 2439 | elif choicewpscann == "": 2440 | clearScr() 2441 | exploit() 2442 | else: 2443 | clearScr() 2444 | exploit() 2445 | 2446 | def cmsmap(): 2447 | clearScr() 2448 | print (""" 2449 | CMSmap is a python open source CMS scanner that automates the process of detecting 2450 | security flaws of the most popular CMSs. 2451 | """) 2452 | choicecmsmap = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download CMSmap? (Y/N) : ") 2453 | if choicecmsmap in yes: 2454 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/Dionach/CMSmap.git") 2455 | elif choicecmsmap in no: 2456 | clearScr() 2457 | exploit() 2458 | elif choicecmsmap == "": 2459 | clearScr() 2460 | exploit() 2461 | else: 2462 | clearScr() 2463 | exploit() 2464 | 2465 | def joomscan(): 2466 | clearScr() 2467 | print (""" 2468 | OWASP Joomla Vulnerability Scanner Project. 2469 | https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Category:OWASP_Joomla_Vulnerability_Scanner_Project 2470 | """) 2471 | choicejoomscan = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Joomscan? (Y/N) : ") 2472 | if choicejoomscan in yes: 2473 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/rezasp/joomscan.git") 2474 | elif choicejoomscan in no: 2475 | clearScr() 2476 | exploit() 2477 | elif choicejoomscan == "": 2478 | clearScr() 2479 | exploit() 2480 | else: 2481 | clearScr() 2482 | exploit() 2483 | 2484 | def jsonwtt(): 2485 | clearScr() 2486 | print (""" 2487 | A toolkit for testing, tweaking and cracking JSON Web Tokens 2488 | """) 2489 | choicejsonwtt = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download The JSON Web Token Toolkit? (Y/N) : ") 2490 | if choicejsonwtt in yes: 2491 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/ticarpi/jwt_tool.git") 2492 | elif choicejsonwtt in no: 2493 | clearScr() 2494 | exploit() 2495 | elif choicejsonwtt == "": 2496 | clearScr() 2497 | exploit() 2498 | else: 2499 | clearScr() 2500 | exploit() 2501 | 2502 | def wfuzz(): 2503 | clearScr() 2504 | print (""" 2505 | Web application fuzzer. http://wfuzz.org 2506 | """) 2507 | choicewfuzz = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Wfuzz? (Y/N) : ") 2508 | if choicewfuzz in yes: 2509 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/xmendez/wfuzz.git") 2510 | elif choicewfuzz in no: 2511 | clearScr() 2512 | exploit() 2513 | elif choicewfuzz == "": 2514 | clearScr() 2515 | exploit() 2516 | else: 2517 | clearScr() 2518 | exploit() 2519 | 2520 | def patator(): 2521 | clearScr() 2522 | print (""" 2523 | Patator is a multi-purpose brute-forcer, with a modular design and a flexible usage. 2524 | """) 2525 | choicepatator = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Patator? (Y/N) : ") 2526 | if choicepatator in yes: 2527 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/lanjelot/patator.git") 2528 | elif choicepatator in no: 2529 | clearScr() 2530 | exploit() 2531 | elif choicepatator == "": 2532 | clearScr() 2533 | exploit() 2534 | else: 2535 | clearScr() 2536 | exploit() 2537 | 2538 | def hydra(): 2539 | clearScr() 2540 | print (""" 2541 | This tool is a proof of concept code, to give researchers and security consultants 2542 | the possibility to show how easy it would be to gain unauthorized access from remote to a system. 2543 | """) 2544 | choicehydra = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Hydra? (Y/N) : ") 2545 | if choicehydra in yes: 2546 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/vanhauser-thc/thc-hydra.git") 2547 | elif choicehydra in no: 2548 | clearScr() 2549 | exploit() 2550 | elif choicehydra == "": 2551 | clearScr() 2552 | exploit() 2553 | else: 2554 | clearScr() 2555 | exploit() 2556 | 2557 | def changeme(): 2558 | clearScr() 2559 | print (""" 2560 | A default credential scanner. 2561 | """) 2562 | choicechangeme = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download ChangeMe? (Y/N) : ") 2563 | if choicechangeme in yes: 2564 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/ztgrace/changeme.git") 2565 | elif choicechangeme in no: 2566 | clearScr() 2567 | exploit() 2568 | elif choicechangeme == "": 2569 | clearScr() 2570 | exploit() 2571 | else: 2572 | clearScr() 2573 | exploit() 2574 | 2575 | def wappalyzer(): 2576 | clearScr() 2577 | print (""" 2578 | Wappalyzer is a cross-platform utility that uncovers the technologies used on websites. 2579 | It detects content management systems, ecommerce platforms, web frameworks, 2580 | server software, analytics tools and many more. 2581 | """) 2582 | choicewappalyzer = raw_input(" Do You Want To Visit Wappalyzer? (Y/N) : ") 2583 | if choicewappalyzer in yes: 2584 | os.system("firefox https://wappalyzer.com") 2585 | elif choicewappalyzer in no: 2586 | clearScr() 2587 | exploit() 2588 | elif choicewappalyzer == "": 2589 | clearScr() 2590 | exploit() 2591 | else: 2592 | clearScr() 2593 | exploit() 2594 | 2595 | def builtwith(): 2596 | clearScr() 2597 | print (""" 2598 | Find out what websites are Built With. 2599 | """) 2600 | choicebuiltwith = raw_input(" Do You Want To Visit BuiltWith? (Y/N) : ") 2601 | if choicebuiltwith in yes: 2602 | os.system("firefox https://builtwith.com/") 2603 | elif choicebuiltwith in no: 2604 | clearScr() 2605 | exploit() 2606 | elif choicebuiltwith == "": 2607 | clearScr() 2608 | exploit() 2609 | else: 2610 | clearScr() 2611 | exploit() 2612 | 2613 | def wafwoof(): 2614 | clearScr() 2615 | print (""" 2616 | WAFW00F allows one to identify and fingerprint Web Application Firewall (WAF) products protecting a website. 2617 | """) 2618 | choicewafwoof = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download WAFW00F? (Y/N) : ") 2619 | if choicewafwoof in yes: 2620 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/EnableSecurity/wafw00f.git") 2621 | elif choicewafwoof in no: 2622 | clearScr() 2623 | exploit() 2624 | elif choicewafwoof == "": 2625 | clearScr() 2626 | exploit() 2627 | else: 2628 | clearScr() 2629 | exploit() 2630 | 2631 | def assetnote(): 2632 | clearScr() 2633 | print (""" 2634 | Assetnote is a subdomains supervision tools which allow for real-time notifications 2635 | about newlly added subdomains. 2636 | """) 2637 | choiceassetnote = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download AssetNote? (Y/N) : ") 2638 | if choiceassetnote in yes: 2639 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/infosec-au/assetnote") 2640 | elif choiceassetnote in no: 2641 | clearScr() 2642 | exploit() 2643 | elif choiceassetnote == "": 2644 | clearScr() 2645 | exploit() 2646 | else: 2647 | clearScr() 2648 | exploit() 2649 | 2650 | def jsbeautifier(): 2651 | clearScr() 2652 | print (""" 2653 | Beautifier for javascript. https://beautifier.io 2654 | """) 2655 | choicejsbeautifier = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download JavaScript Beautifier? (Y/N) : ") 2656 | if choicejsbeautifier in yes: 2657 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/beautify-web/js-beautify.git") 2658 | elif choicejsbeautifier in no: 2659 | clearScr() 2660 | exploit() 2661 | elif choicejsbeautifier == "": 2662 | clearScr() 2663 | exploit() 2664 | else: 2665 | clearScr() 2666 | exploit() 2667 | 2668 | def linkfinder(): 2669 | clearScr() 2670 | print (""" 2671 | A python script that finds endpoints in JavaScript files. 2672 | """) 2673 | choicelinkfinder = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download LinkFinder? (Y/N) : ") 2674 | if choicelinkfinder in yes: 2675 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/GerbenJavado/LinkFinder.git") 2676 | elif choicelinkfinder in no: 2677 | clearScr() 2678 | exploit() 2679 | elif choicelinkfinder == "": 2680 | clearScr() 2681 | exploit() 2682 | else: 2683 | clearScr() 2684 | exploit() 2685 | 2686 | def mobsf(): 2687 | clearScr() 2688 | print (""" 2689 | Mobile Security Framework is an automated, all-in-one mobile application (Android/iOS/Windows) 2690 | pen-testing framework capable of performing static analysis, dynamic analysis, malware analysis 2691 | and web API testing. https://opensecurity.in 2692 | """) 2693 | choicemobsf = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Mobile-Security-Framework? (Y/N) : ") 2694 | if choicemobsf in yes: 2695 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/MobSF/Mobile-Security-Framework-MobSF.git") 2696 | elif choicemobsf in no: 2697 | clearScr() 2698 | exploit() 2699 | elif choicemobsf == "": 2700 | clearScr() 2701 | exploit() 2702 | else: 2703 | clearScr() 2704 | exploit() 2705 | 2706 | def genymotion(): 2707 | clearScr() 2708 | print (""" 2709 | Android Emulator. 2710 | """) 2711 | choicegenymotion = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download GenyMotion? (Y/N) : ") 2712 | if choicegenymotion in yes: 2713 | os.system("firefox https://www.genymotion.com/") 2714 | elif choicegenymotion in no: 2715 | clearScr() 2716 | exploit() 2717 | elif choicegenymotion == "": 2718 | clearScr() 2719 | exploit() 2720 | else: 2721 | clearScr() 2722 | exploit() 2723 | 2724 | def apktool(): 2725 | clearScr() 2726 | print (""" 2727 | A tool for reverse engineering Android apk files. 2728 | """) 2729 | choiceapktool = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download APKTool? (Y/N) : ") 2730 | if choiceapktool in yes: 2731 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/iBotPeaches/apktool.git") 2732 | elif choiceapktool in no: 2733 | clearScr() 2734 | exploit() 2735 | elif choiceapktool == "": 2736 | clearScr() 2737 | exploit() 2738 | else: 2739 | clearScr() 2740 | exploit() 2741 | 2742 | def dex2jar(): 2743 | clearScr() 2744 | print (""" 2745 | Tools to work with android .dex and java .class files. 2746 | """) 2747 | choicedex2jar = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download dex2jar? (Y/N) : ") 2748 | if choicedex2jar in yes: 2749 | os.system("firefox https://sourceforge.net/projects/dex2jar/files/dex2jar-2.0.zip/download") 2750 | elif choicedex2jar in no: 2751 | clearScr() 2752 | exploit() 2753 | elif choicedex2jar == "": 2754 | clearScr() 2755 | exploit() 2756 | else: 2757 | clearScr() 2758 | exploit() 2759 | 2760 | def jdgui(): 2761 | clearScr() 2762 | print (""" 2763 | A standalone graphical utility that displays Java sources from CLASS files. 2764 | """) 2765 | choicejdgui = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download JD-GUI? (Y/N) : ") 2766 | if choicejdgui in yes: 2767 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/java-decompiler/jd-gui.git") 2768 | elif choicejdgui in no: 2769 | clearScr() 2770 | exploit() 2771 | elif choicejdgui == "": 2772 | clearScr() 2773 | exploit() 2774 | else: 2775 | clearScr() 2776 | exploit() 2777 | 2778 | def idb(): 2779 | clearScr() 2780 | print (""" 2781 | idb is a tool to simplify some common tasks for iOS pentesting and research. 2782 | Originally there was a command line version of the tool, but it is no longer 2783 | under development so you should get the GUI version. http://www.idbtool.com/ 2784 | """) 2785 | choiceidb = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download idb? (Y/N) : ") 2786 | if choiceidb in yes: 2787 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/dmayer/idb.git") 2788 | elif choiceidb in no: 2789 | clearScr() 2790 | exploit() 2791 | elif choiceidb == "": 2792 | clearScr() 2793 | exploit() 2794 | else: 2795 | clearScr() 2796 | exploit() 2797 | 2798 | # Reporting ################################################################### 2799 | 2800 | def bugtips(): 2801 | os.system('clear') 2802 | print (""" 2803 | Tips for Bug Hunting | https://thehackingsage.github.io 2804 | ----------------------------------------------------------- 2805 | 2806 | * Always Read The Source Code. 2807 | * Get Subdomains and Start with Unpopuler Domains. 2808 | * Always Check The Backend CMS & Backend Language. 2809 | * Use Google Dorks. 2810 | * Check Each Request and Response. 2811 | * Active Mind - Think Out of The Box. ;) 2812 | """) 2813 | choicebugtips = raw_input(" Press Enter and Go Back To Menu : ") 2814 | if choicebugtips == "": 2815 | clearScr() 2816 | reporting() 2817 | else: 2818 | clearScr() 2819 | reporting() 2820 | 2821 | def platforms(): 2822 | os.system('clear') 2823 | print (""" 2824 | Bug Bounty Platforms | https://thehackingsage.github.io 2825 | ----------------------------------------------------------- 2826 | 2827 | Bugcrowd : https://bugcrowd.com/ 2828 | Hackerone : https://hackerone.com/ 2829 | Google : https://google.com/about/appsecurity/ 2830 | Facebook : https://facebook.com/BugBounty/ 2831 | Open Bug Bounty : https://www.openbugbounty.org/ 2832 | HackTrophy : https://hacktrophy.com/ 2833 | BountyGraph : https://bountygraph.com/ 2834 | PlugBounty : https://www.plugbounty.com/ 2835 | intigriti : https://www.intigriti.com/ 2836 | SlowMist : https://www.slowmist.com/ 2837 | Synack : https://synack.com/ 2838 | Japan Bug bounty Program : https://bugbounty.jp/ 2839 | Cobalt : https://cobalt.io/ 2840 | Zerocopter : https://zerocopter.com/ 2841 | Hackenproof : https://hackenproof.com/ 2842 | BountyFactory : https://bountyfactory.io 2843 | AntiHack : https://www.antihack.me/ 2844 | 2845 | More Bug Bounty Programs List : https://bugcrowd.com/bug-bounty-list/\n 2846 | """) 2847 | choiceplatforms = raw_input(" Press Enter and Go Back To Menu : ") 2848 | if choiceplatforms == "": 2849 | clearScr() 2850 | reporting() 2851 | else: 2852 | clearScr() 2853 | reporting() 2854 | 2855 | def pocs(): 2856 | os.system('clear') 2857 | print (""" 2858 | Proof of Concepts and Write-Ups from Other Hackers.. 2859 | ----------------------------------------------------------- 2860 | 2861 | Bug Bounty write-ups : https://forum.bugcrowd.com/t/researcher-resources-bounty-bug-write-ups/ 2862 | Awesome Bug Bounty : https://github.com/djadmin/awesome-bug-bounty 2863 | SecurityBreached-BugBounty POC : https://blog.securitybreached.org/category/bugbounty-poc/ 2864 | Facebook Hunting POC : https://m.facebook.com/notes/phwd/facebook-bug-bounties/707217202701640/?__tn__=%2As-R 2865 | Bug Hunting Tutorials : https://forum.bugcrowd.com/t/researcher-resources-tutorials/370 2866 | PentesterLand Bug Bounty Writeups : https://pentester.land/list-of-bug-bounty-writeups.html 2867 | Hackerone POC Reports : http://h1.nobbd.de/ 2868 | Bug Bounty POC : http://www.xsses.com/ 2869 | Netsec on Reddit : https://www.reddit.com/r/netsec 2870 | Bug Bounty World : https://bugbountyworld.com/\n 2871 | """) 2872 | choiceplatforms = raw_input(" Press Enter and Go Back To Menu : ") 2873 | if choiceplatforms == "": 2874 | clearScr() 2875 | reporting() 2876 | else: 2877 | clearScr() 2878 | reporting() 2879 | 2880 | def cheatsheet(): 2881 | os.system('clear') 2882 | print (""" 2883 | Cheat Sheets for Bug Hunting | https://thehackingsage.github.io 2884 | ----------------------------------------------------------------- 2885 | 2886 | Pentest Bookmarks : https://github.com/kurobeats/pentest-bookmarks/blob/master/BookmarksList.md 2887 | Awesome OSINT Cheat-Sheet : https://github.com/jivoi/awesome-osint 2888 | Awesome Pentest Cheat-Sheet : https://github.com/enaqx/awesome-pentest 2889 | Bug Bounty Cheat-Sheet : https://github.com/EdOverflow/bugbounty-cheatsheet 2890 | Awesome Hacking Cheat-Sheet : https://github.com/Hack-with-Github/Awesome-Hacking 2891 | Awesome-Infosec Cheat-Sheet : https://github.com/onlurking/awesome-infose 2892 | SQL Injection Cheat-Sheet : http://pentestmonkey.net/blog/mssql-sql-injection-cheat-sheet/ 2893 | XSS Cheat-Sheet : https://gist.github.com/kurobeats/9a613c9ab68914312cbb415134795b45 2894 | XXE Payload : https://gist.github.com/staaldraad/01415b990939494879b4\n 2895 | """) 2896 | choiceplatforms = raw_input(" Press Enter and Go Back To Menu : ") 2897 | if choiceplatforms == "": 2898 | clearScr() 2899 | reporting() 2900 | else: 2901 | clearScr() 2902 | reporting() 2903 | 2904 | def eyewitness(): 2905 | clearScr() 2906 | print(""" 2907 | EyeWitness is designed to take screenshots of websites, RDP services, and open VNC servers, 2908 | provide some server header info, and identify default credentials if possible. 2909 | """) 2910 | choiceeyewitness = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download EyeWitness (Y/N) : ") 2911 | if choiceeyewitness in yes: 2912 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/repo/ && git clone https://github.com/FortyNorthSecurity/EyeWitness.git") 2913 | elif choiceeyewitness in no: 2914 | clearScr() 2915 | reporting() 2916 | elif choiceeyewitness == "": 2917 | clearScr() 2918 | reporting() 2919 | else: 2920 | clearScr() 2921 | reporting() 2922 | 2923 | def httpscreenshot(): 2924 | clearScr() 2925 | print(""" 2926 | HTTPScreenshot is a tool for grabbing screenshots and HTML of large numbers of websites. 2927 | The goal is for it to be both thorough and fast which can sometimes oppose each other. 2928 | """) 2929 | choicehttpscreenshot = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download HTTPScreenshot (Y/N) : ") 2930 | if choicehttpscreenshot in yes: 2931 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/repo/ && git clone https://github.com/breenmachine/httpscreenshot.git") 2932 | elif choicehttpscreenshot in no: 2933 | clearScr() 2934 | reporting() 2935 | elif choicehttpscreenshot == "": 2936 | clearScr() 2937 | reporting() 2938 | else: 2939 | clearScr() 2940 | reporting() 2941 | 2942 | def bbtemplates(): 2943 | clearScr() 2944 | print(""" 2945 | A collection of templates for bug bounty reporting, with guides on how to write and fill out. 2946 | """) 2947 | choicebbtemplates = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Bug Bounty Templates (Y/N) : ") 2948 | if choicebbtemplates in yes: 2949 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/repo/ && git clone https://github.com/ZephrFish/BugBountyTemplates.git") 2950 | elif choicebbtemplates in no: 2951 | clearScr() 2952 | reporting() 2953 | elif choicebbtemplates == "": 2954 | clearScr() 2955 | reporting() 2956 | else: 2957 | clearScr() 2958 | reporting() 2959 | 2960 | def gentemplates(): 2961 | clearScr() 2962 | print(""" 2963 | A simple variable based template editor using handlebarjs+strapdownjs. The idea is to use 2964 | variables in markdown based files to easily replace the variables with content. Data is 2965 | saved temporarily in local storage. PHP is only needed to generate the list of files in 2966 | the dropdown of templates. 2967 | """) 2968 | choicegentemplates = raw_input(" Do You Want To Download Template Generator (Y/N) : ") 2969 | if choicegentemplates in yes: 2970 | os.system("cd ~/bughunter/expt/ && git clone https://github.com/fransr/template-generator.git") 2971 | elif choicegentemplates in no: 2972 | clearScr() 2973 | reporting() 2974 | elif choicegentemplates == "": 2975 | clearScr() 2976 | reporting() 2977 | else: 2978 | clearScr() 2979 | reporting() 2980 | 2981 | ############################################################################### 2982 | 2983 | def clearScr(): 2984 | """ 2985 | clear the screen in case of GNU/Linux or Windows 2986 | """ 2987 | if system() == 'Linux': 2988 | os.system('clear') 2989 | if system() == 'Windows': 2990 | os.system('cls') 2991 | 2992 | ############################################################################### 2993 | 2994 | if __name__ == "__main__": 2995 | try: 2996 | menu() 2997 | except KeyboardInterrupt: 2998 | print(" Finishing Up...\r"), 2999 | os.system("clear") 3000 | time.sleep(0.25) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /install.sh: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/bin/bash/ 2 | ####################################### 3 | # Bash script to install apps on a new system (Ubuntu) 4 | # Written by @AnonyminHack5 from http://aamnah.com 5 | ####################################### 6 | 7 | ## Clear Screen ## 8 | clear 9 | 10 | ## Update packages and Upgrade system 11 | apt-get update -y 12 | 13 | ## Git ## 14 | echo '###Installing Git..' 15 | apt-get install git -y 16 | 17 | ## firefox ## 18 | echo '###Installing firefox..' 19 | pkg install firefox 20 | 21 | ## Requirements ## 22 | echo '###Installing hydra...' 23 | pkg install hydra 24 | 25 | ##Requirements## 26 | echo -e "\e[1;31m Packages fully satisfied. Tool created by AnonyminHack5" 27 | 28 | 29 | ##Run tool## 30 | echo -e "\e[1;32m Run python2 bughunter.py" --------------------------------------------------------------------------------