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But first, please read 674 | . 675 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | ![blacktoolin](https://i.postimg.cc/sDG8Jd1n/Screenshot-from-2018-10-16-17-28-47.png) 2 | # blacktoolin 3 | Automatically install BlackArch Linux tools 4 | 5 | # Features 6 | - Add BlackArch repositories 7 | - Remove BlackArch repositories 8 | - Install BlackArch tools 9 | 10 | # Requirements 11 | - Python 2 or 3 12 | - An operating system (tested on Arch and Manjaro) 13 | 14 | # Installation 15 | - sudo su 16 | - git clone https://github.com/syspuke/blacktoolin.git && cp blacktoolin/blacktoolin.py /usr/bin/blacktoolin 17 | - chmod +x /usr/bin/blacktoolin 18 | - sudo blacktoolin 19 | 20 | # Usage 21 | - Typing the number of a tool will install it 22 | - Typing 0 will install all BlackArch tools 23 | - back : Go back 24 | - gohome : Go to the main menu 25 | 26 | # Warning 27 | Before updating your system , please remove all BlackArch repositories to avoid any kind of problem .
28 | Project does not have options for all BlackArch Tools visit https://www.blackarch.org/tools.html 29 | 30 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /blacktoolin.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/usr/bin/python 2 | 3 | import os 4 | import sys, traceback 5 | 6 | def main(): 7 | try: 8 | print (''' 9 | \033[91m 10 | M#"""""""'M dP dP M""""""""M dP oo 11 | ## mmmm. `M 88 88 Mmmm mmmM 88 12 | #' .M 88 .d8888b. .d8888b. 88 .dP MMMM MMMM .d8888b. .d8888b. 88 dP 88d888b. 13 | M# MMMb.'YM 88 88' `88 88' `"" 88888" MMMM MMMM 88' `88 88' `88 88 88 88' `88 14 | M# MMMM' M 88 88. .88 88. ... 88 `8b. MMMM MMMM 88. .88 88. .88 88 88 88 88 15 | M# .;M dP `88888P8 `88888P' dP `YP MMMM MMMM `88888P' `88888P' dP dP dP dP 16 | M#########M MMMMMMMMMM 17 | \033[1;m 18 | \033[91m+ -- -- +=[ Author: Zayotic | Homepage: blog.zay.li\033[1;m 19 | \033[91m+ -- -- +=[ 333 Tools \033[1;m 20 | 21 | 22 | \033[1;91m[W] Before updating your system , please remove all blackarch repositories to avoid any kind of problem .\033[1;m 23 | ''') 24 | def inicio1(): 25 | while True: 26 | print (''' 27 | 1) Add BlackArch repositories & Update 28 | 2) View Categories 29 | 3) Help 30 | 31 | ''') 32 | if sys.version_info[0] < 3: 33 | opcion0 = raw_input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 34 | else: 35 | opcion0 = input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 36 | if opcion0 == "3": 37 | print (''' 38 | ****************** +Commands+ ****************** 39 | \033[1;32mback\033[1;m \033[1;33mGo back\033[1;m 40 | \033[1;32mgohome\033[1;m \033[1;33mGo to the main menu\033[1;m 41 | ''') 42 | 43 | while opcion0 == "1": 44 | print (''' 45 | 1) Add BlackArch repositories 46 | 2) Update 47 | 3) Remove all BlackArch repositories 48 | 4) View the contents of pacman.conf file 49 | 50 | ''') 51 | if sys.version_info[0] < 3: 52 | repo = raw_input("\033[1;32mWhat do you want to do ?> \033[1;m") 53 | else: 54 | repo = input("\033[1;32mWhat do you want to do ?> \033[1;m") 55 | if repo == "1": 56 | cmd1 = os.system("curl -O https://blackarch.org/strap.sh") 57 | cmd2 = os.system("chmod +x strap.sh") 58 | cmd3 = os.system("./strap.sh") 59 | elif repo == "2": 60 | cmd3 = os.system("pacman -Sy") 61 | elif repo == "3": 62 | infile = "/etc/pacman.conf" 63 | outfile = "/etc/pacman.conf" 64 | 65 | delete_list = ["[blackarch]\n", "Include = /etc/pacman.d/blackarch-mirrorlist\n"] 66 | fin = open(infile) 67 | os.remove("/etc/pacman.conf") 68 | fout = open(outfile, "w+") 69 | for line in fin: 70 | for word in delete_list: 71 | line = line.replace(word, "") 72 | fout.write(line) 73 | fin.close() 74 | fout.close() 75 | print ("\033[1;31m\nAll blackarch repositories have been deleted !\n\033[1;m") 76 | elif repo == "back": 77 | inicio1() 78 | elif repo == "gohome": 79 | inicio1() 80 | elif repo == "4": 81 | file = open('/etc/pacman.conf', 'r') 82 | 83 | print (file.read()) 84 | 85 | else: 86 | print ("\033[1;31mSorry, that was an invalid command!\033[1;m") 87 | 88 | 89 | def inicio(): 90 | while opcion0 == "2": 91 | print (''' 92 | \033[91m**************************** All Categories *****************************\033[1;m 93 | 94 | 1) Information Gathering 8) Exploitation Tools 95 | 2) Vulnerability Analysis 9) Forensics Tools 96 | 3) Wireless Attacks 10) Stress Testing 97 | 4) Web Applications 11) Password Attacks 98 | 5) Sniffing & Spoofing 12) Reverse Engineering 99 | 6) Maintaining Access 13) Hardware Hacking 100 | 7) Reporting Tools 14) Extra 101 | 102 | 0) All 103 | 104 | ''') 105 | print ("\033[1;32mSelect a category or press (0) to install all BlackArch linux tools .\n\033[1;m") 106 | if sys.version_info[0] < 3: 107 | opcion1 = raw_input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 108 | else: 109 | opcion1 = input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 110 | if opcion1 == "back": 111 | inicio1() 112 | elif opcion1 == "gohome": 113 | inicio1() 114 | elif opcion1 == "0": 115 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S acccheck ace amap tekdefense-automater braa casefile cdpsnarf cisco-torch cookie-cadger cisco-router-config dmitry dnmap dnsenum dnsmap dnsrecon dnstracer dnswalk dotdotpwn enum4linux enumiax exploitdb fierce forager firewalk flashlight bing-ip2hosts ghost-phisher golismero goofile lbd maltego masscan metagoofil machinae nmap p0f parsero recon-ng set smtp-user-enum snmpcheck sslcaudit sslsplit sslstrip sslyze thc-ipv6 theharvester tlssled twofi urlcrazy wireshark-qt wol-e xplico inundator intrace hping bbqsql bed cisco-auditing-tool cisco-global-exploiter cisco-ocs cisco-torch cisco-router-config doona dotdotpwn greenbone-security-assistant hexorbase jsql-injection lynis nmap ohrwurm openvas oscanner powerfuzzer sfuzz sidguesser ntop dbpwaudit commix siparmyknife sqlmap sqlninja sqlsus thc-ipv6 tnscmd unix-privesc-check yersinia aircrack-ng asleap bluelog blueranger bluesnarfer bully cowpatty crackle eapmd5pass fern-wifi-cracker ghost-phisher giskismet gqrx kalibrate-rtl killerbee kismet mdk3 mfcuk mfoc mitmap multimon-ng pixiewps reaver redfang spooftooph wifi-honey wifitap wifite apache-users arachni bbqsql blindelephant burpsuite cutycapt davtest deblaze dirb dirbuster fimap fuxploider grabber jboss-autopwn joomscan jsql-injection maltego padbuster paros parsero plecost powerfuzzer proxyscan recon-ng skipfish sqlmap sqlninja sqlsus uatester uniscan vega w3af webscarab websploit wfuzz wpscan xsser zaproxy burpsuite dnschef fiked hamster hexinject iaxflood inviteflood inundator mitmproxy ohrwurm protos-sip rebind responder rtpbreak sipffer snapception sctpscan siparmyknife sipp sipvicious sniffjoke sslsplit sslstrip thc-ipv6 voiphopper webscarab wifi-honey wireshark-qt xspy yersinia zaproxy cymothoa dbd dns2tcp httptunnel intersect nishang polenum powersploit pwnat ridenum sbd u3-pwn webshells weevely casefile cutycapt dos2unix dradis-ce magictree metagoofil nipper pipal armitage backdoor-factory cisco-auditing-tool cisco-global-exploiter cisco-ocs cisco-torch crackle jboss-autopwn linux-exploit-suggester maltego set shellnoob sqlmap thc-ipv6 yersinia beef binwalk bulk-extractor chntpw cuckoo dc3dd ddrescue dumpzilla extundelete foremost galleta guymager iphoneanalyzer p0f pdf-parser pdfid pdgmail peepdf volatility xplico dhcpig fuxploider iaxflood inviteflood ipv6toolkit mdk3 reaver rtp-flood slowhttptest t50 termineter thc-ipv6 thc-ssl-dos acccheck burpsuite cewl chntpw cisco-auditing-tool cmospwd creddump crunch findmyhash hashcat hashid hexorbase john johnny keimpx maltego maskprocessor cryptohazemultiforcer ncrack oclhashcat pack patator polenum rainbowcrack rcracki-mt rsmangler statsprocessor thc-pptp-bruter truecrack webscarab zaproxy android-apktool dex2jar disitool edb-debugger jad javasnoop radare2 ollydbg smali valgrind yara android-sdk android-apktool arduino dex2jar sakis3g smali bing-ip2hosts") 116 | while opcion1 == "1": 117 | print (''' 118 | \033[91m=+[ Information Gathering\033[1;m 119 | 120 | 1) acccheck 30) lbd 121 | 2) ace-voip 31) Maltego 122 | 3) Amap 32) masscan 123 | 4) Automater 33) Metagoofil 124 | 5) bing-ip2hosts 34) machinae 125 | 6) braa 35) Nmap 126 | 7) CaseFile 36) ntop 127 | 8) CDPSnarf 37) p0f 128 | 9) cisco-torch 38) Parsero 129 | 10) Cookie Cadger 39) Recon-ng 130 | 11) copy-router-config 40) SET 131 | 12) DMitry 41) smtp-user-enum 132 | 13) dnmap 42) snmpcheck 133 | 14) dnsenum 43) sslcaudit 134 | 15) dnsmap 44) SSLsplit 135 | 16) DNSRecon 45) sslstrip 136 | 17) dnstracer 46) SSLyze 137 | 18) dnswalk 47) THC-IPV6 138 | 19) DotDotPwn 48) theHarvester 139 | 20) enum4linux 49) TLSSLed 140 | 21) enumIAX 50) twofi 141 | 22) exploitdb 51) URLCrazy 142 | 23) Fierce 52) Wireshark 143 | 24) Firewalk 53) WOL-E 144 | 25) Flashlight 54) Xplico 145 | 26) Forager 55) inundator 146 | 27) Ghost Phisher 56) InTrace 147 | 28) GoLismero 57) hping 148 | 29) goofile 149 | 150 | 0) Install all Information Gathering tools 151 | 152 | ''') 153 | print ("\033[1;32mInsert the number of the tool to install it .\n\033[1;m") 154 | if sys.version_info[0] < 3: 155 | opcion2 = raw_input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 156 | else: 157 | opcion2 = input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 158 | if opcion2 == "1": 159 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S acccheck") 160 | elif opcion2 == "2": 161 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S ace") 162 | elif opcion2 == "3": 163 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S amap") 164 | elif opcion2 == "4": 165 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S tekdefense-automater") 166 | elif opcion2 == "5": 167 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S bing-ip2hosts") 168 | elif opcion2 == "6": 169 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S braa") 170 | elif opcion2 == "7": 171 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S casefile") 172 | elif opcion2 == "8": 173 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cdpsnarf") 174 | elif opcion2 == "9": 175 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cisco-torch") 176 | elif opcion2 == "10": 177 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cookie-cadger") 178 | elif opcion2 == "11": 179 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cisco-router-config") 180 | elif opcion2 == "12": 181 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dmitry") 182 | elif opcion2 == "13": 183 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dnmap") 184 | elif opcion2 == "14": 185 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dnsenum") 186 | elif opcion2 == "15": 187 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dnsmap") 188 | elif opcion2 == "16": 189 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dnsrecon") 190 | elif opcion2 == "17": 191 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dnstracer") 192 | elif opcion2 == "18": 193 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dnswalk") 194 | elif opcion2 == "19": 195 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dotdotpwn") 196 | elif opcion2 == "20": 197 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S enum4linux") 198 | elif opcion2 == "21": 199 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S enumiax") 200 | elif opcion2 == "22": 201 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S exploitdb") 202 | elif opcion2 == "23": 203 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S fierce") 204 | elif opcion2 == "24": 205 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S firewalk") 206 | elif opcion2 == "25": 207 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S flashlight") 208 | elif opcion2 == "26": 209 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S forager") 210 | elif opcion2 == "27": 211 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S ghost-phisher") 212 | elif opcion2 == "28": 213 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S golismero") 214 | elif opcion2 == "29": 215 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S goofile") 216 | elif opcion2 == "30": 217 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S lbd") 218 | elif opcion2 == "31": 219 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S maltego") 220 | elif opcion2 == "32": 221 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S masscan") 222 | elif opcion2 == "33": 223 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S metagoofil") 224 | elif opcion2 == "34": 225 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S machinae") 226 | elif opcion2 == "35": 227 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S nmap") 228 | elif opcion2 == "36": 229 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S ntop") 230 | elif opcion2 == "37": 231 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S p0f") 232 | elif opcion2 == "38": 233 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S parsero") 234 | elif opcion2 == "39": 235 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S recon-ng") 236 | elif opcion2 == "40": 237 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S set") 238 | elif opcion2 == "41": 239 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S smtp-user-enum") 240 | elif opcion2 == "42": 241 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S snmpcheck") 242 | elif opcion2 == "43": 243 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sslcaudit") 244 | elif opcion2 == "44": 245 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sslsplit") 246 | elif opcion2 == "45": 247 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sslstrip") 248 | elif opcion2 == "46": 249 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sslyze") 250 | elif opcion2 == "47": 251 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S thc-ipv6") 252 | elif opcion2 == "48": 253 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S theharvester") 254 | elif opcion2 == "49": 255 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S tlssled") 256 | elif opcion2 == "50": 257 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S twofi") 258 | elif opcion2 == "51": 259 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S urlcrazy") 260 | elif opcion2 == "52": 261 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S wireshark-qt") 262 | elif opcion2 == "53": 263 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S wol-e") 264 | elif opcion2 == "54": 265 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S xplico") 266 | elif opcion2 == "55": 267 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S inundator") 268 | elif opcion2 == "56": 269 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S intrace") 270 | elif opcion2 == "57": 271 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S hping") 272 | elif opcion2 == "back": 273 | inicio() 274 | elif opcion2 == "gohome": 275 | inicio1() 276 | elif opcion2 == "0": 277 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S acccheck ace amap tekdefense-automater bing-ip2hosts braa casefile cdpsnarf cisco-torch cookie-cadger cisco-router-config dmitry dnmap dnsenum dnsmap dnsrecon dnstracer dnswalk dotdotpwn enum4linux enumiax exploitdb fierce firewalk r ghost-phisher golismero goofile lbd maltego masscan metagoofil machinae nmap p0f parsero recon-ng set smtp-user-enum snmpcheck sslcaudit sslsplit sslstrip sslyze thc-ipv6 theharvester tlssled twofi urlcrazy wireshark-qt wol-e xplico inundator intrace hping && wget http://www.morningstarsecurity.com/downloads/bing-ip2hosts-0.4.tar.gz && tar -xzvf bing-ip2hosts-0.4.tar.gz && cp bing-ip2hosts-0.4/bing-ip2hosts /usr/local/bin/") 278 | else: 279 | print ("\033[1;31mSorry, that was an invalid command!\033[1;m") 280 | 281 | 282 | 283 | while opcion1 == "2": 284 | print (''' 285 | \033[91m=+[ Vulnerability Analysis\033[1;m 286 | 287 | 1) BBQSQL 18) Nmap 288 | 2) BED 19) ohrwurm 289 | 3) cisco-auditing-tool 20) openvas 290 | 4) cisco-global-exploiter 21) Oscanner 291 | 5) cisco-ocs 22) Powerfuzzer 292 | 6) cisco-torch 23) sfuzz 293 | 7) copy-router-config 24) SidGuesser 294 | 8) commix 25) SIPArmyKnife 295 | 9) DBPwAudit 26) sqlmap 296 | 10) DoonaDot 27) Sqlninja 297 | 11) DotPwn 28) sqlsus 298 | 12) Greenbone Security Assistant 29) THC-IPV6 299 | 13) GSD 30) tnscmd 300 | 14) HexorBase 31) unix-privesc-check 301 | 15) Inguma 32) Yersinia 302 | 16) jSQL 303 | 17) Lynis 304 | 305 | 306 | 0) Install all Vulnerability Analysis tools 307 | 308 | ''') 309 | print ("\033[1;32mInsert the number of the tool to install it .\n\033[1;m") 310 | if sys.version_info[0] < 3: 311 | opcion2 = raw_input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 312 | else: 313 | opcion2 = input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 314 | if opcion2 == "1": 315 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S bbqsql") 316 | elif opcion2 == "2": 317 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S bed") 318 | elif opcion2 == "3": 319 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cisco-auditing-tool") 320 | elif opcion2 == "4": 321 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cisco-global-exploiter") 322 | elif opcion2 == "5": 323 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cisco-ocs") 324 | elif opcion2 == "6": 325 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cisco-torch") 326 | elif opcion2 == "7": 327 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cisco-router-config") 328 | elif opcion2 == "8": 329 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S commix") 330 | elif opcion2 == "9": 331 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dbpwaudit") 332 | elif opcion2 == "10": 333 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S doona") 334 | elif opcion2 == "11": 335 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dotdotpwn") 336 | elif opcion2 == "12": 337 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S greenbone-security-assistant") 338 | elif opcion2 == "13": 339 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S gsd") 340 | elif opcion2 == "14": 341 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S hexorbase") 342 | elif opcion2 == "15": 343 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S inguma") 344 | elif opcion2 == "16": 345 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S jsql-injection") 346 | elif opcion2 == "17": 347 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S lynis") 348 | elif opcion2 == "18": 349 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S nmap") 350 | elif opcion2 == "19": 351 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S ohrwurm") 352 | elif opcion2 == "20": 353 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S openvas") 354 | elif opcion2 == "21": 355 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S oscanner") 356 | elif opcion2 == "22": 357 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S powerfuzzer") 358 | elif opcion2 == "23": 359 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sfuzz") 360 | elif opcion2 == "24": 361 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sidguesser") 362 | elif opcion2 == "25": 363 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S siparmyknife") 364 | elif opcion2 == "26": 365 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sqlmap") 366 | elif opcion2 == "27": 367 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sqlninja") 368 | elif opcion2 == "28": 369 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sqlsus") 370 | elif opcion2 == "29": 371 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S thc-ipv6") 372 | elif opcion2 == "30": 373 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S tnscmd") 374 | elif opcion2 == "31": 375 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S unix-privesc-check") 376 | elif opcion2 == "32": 377 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S yersinia") 378 | elif opcion2 == "back": 379 | inicio() 380 | elif opcion2 == "gohome": 381 | inicio1() 382 | elif opcion2 == "0": 383 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S bbqsql bed cisco-auditing-tool cisco-global-exploiter cisco-ocs cisco-torch cisco-router-config doona dotdotpwn greenbone-security-assistant hexorbase jsql-injection lynis nmap ohrwurm openvas-cli openvas-manager openvas-scanner oscanner powerfuzzer sfuzz sidguesser siparmyknife sqlmap sqlninja sqlsus thc-ipv6 tnscmd unix-privesc-check yersinia") 384 | else: 385 | print ("\033[1;31mSorry, that was an invalid command!\033[1;m") 386 | 387 | while opcion1 == "3": 388 | print (''' 389 | \033[91m=+[ Wireless Attacks\033[1;m 390 | 391 | 1) Aircrack-ng 17) KillerBee 392 | 2) Asleap 18) Kismet 393 | 3) Bluelog 19) mdk3 394 | 4) BlueMaho 20) mfcuk 395 | 5) Bluepot 21) mfoc 396 | 6) BlueRanger 22) mitmap 397 | 7) Bluesnarfer 23) Multimon-NG 398 | 8) Bully 24) PixieWPS 399 | 9) coWPAtty 25) Reaver 400 | 10) crackle 26) redfang 401 | 11) eapmd5pass 27) RTLSDR Scanner 402 | 12) Fern Wifi Cracker 28) Spooftooph 403 | 13) Ghost Phisher 29) Wifi Honey 404 | 14) GISKismet 30) Wifitap 405 | 15) gr-scan 31) wifite 406 | 16) kalibrate-rtl 407 | 408 | 0) Install all Wireless Attacks tools 409 | 410 | ''') 411 | print ("\033[1;32mInsert the number of the tool to install it .\n\033[1;m") 412 | if sys.version_info[0] < 3: 413 | opcion2 = raw_input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 414 | else: 415 | opcion2 = input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 416 | if opcion2 == "1": 417 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S aircrack-ng") 418 | elif opcion2 == "2": 419 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S asleap") 420 | elif opcion2 == "3": 421 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S bluelog") 422 | elif opcion2 == "4": 423 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S bluemaho") 424 | elif opcion2 == "5": 425 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S bluepot") 426 | elif opcion2 == "6": 427 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S blueranger") 428 | elif opcion2 == "7": 429 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S bluesnarfer") 430 | elif opcion2 == "8": 431 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S bully") 432 | elif opcion2 == "9": 433 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cowpatty") 434 | elif opcion2 == "10": 435 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S crackle") 436 | elif opcion2 == "11": 437 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S eapmd5pass") 438 | elif opcion2 == "12": 439 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S fern-wifi-cracker") 440 | elif opcion2 == "13": 441 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S ghost-phisher") 442 | elif opcion2 == "14": 443 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S giskismet") 444 | elif opcion2 == "15": 445 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S gr-scan") 446 | elif opcion2 == "16": 447 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S kalibrate-rtl") 448 | elif opcion2 == "17": 449 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S killerbee") 450 | elif opcion2 == "18": 451 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S kismet") 452 | elif opcion2 == "19": 453 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S mdk3") 454 | elif opcion2 == "20": 455 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S mfcuk") 456 | elif opcion2 == "21": 457 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S mfoc") 458 | elif opcion2 == "22": 459 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S mitmap") 460 | elif opcion2 == "23": 461 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S multimon-ng") 462 | elif opcion2 == "24": 463 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S pixiewps") 464 | elif opcion2 == "25": 465 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S reaver") 466 | elif opcion2 == "26": 467 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S redfang") 468 | elif opcion2 == "27": 469 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S rtlsdr-scanner") 470 | elif opcion2 == "28": 471 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S spooftooph") 472 | elif opcion2 == "29": 473 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S wifi-honey") 474 | elif opcion2 == "30": 475 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S wifitap") 476 | elif opcion2 == "31": 477 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S wifite") 478 | elif opcion2 == "0": 479 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S aircrack-ng asleap bluelog bluemaho bluepot blueranger bluesnarfer bully cowpatty crackle eapmd5pass fern-wifi-cracker ghost-phisher giskismet gqrx kalibrate-rtl killerbee kismet mdk3 mfcuk mfoc mitmap multimon-ng pixiewps reaver redfang spooftooph wifi-honey wifitap wifite") 480 | elif opcion2 == "back": 481 | inicio() 482 | elif opcion2 == "gohome": 483 | inicio1() 484 | else: 485 | print ("\033[1;31mSorry, that was an invalid command!\033[1;m") 486 | while opcion1 == "4": 487 | print (''' 488 | \033[91m=+[ Web Applications\033[1;m 489 | 490 | 1) apache-users 21) Parsero 491 | 2) Arachni 22) plecost 492 | 3) BBQSQL 23) Powerfuzzer 493 | 4) BlindElephant 24) proxyscan 494 | 5) Burp Suite 25) Recon-ng 495 | 6) commix 26) Skipfish 496 | 7) CutyCapt 27) sqlmap 497 | 8) DAVTest 28) Sqlninja 498 | 9) deblaze 29) sqlsus 499 | 10) DIRB 30) uatester 500 | 11) DirBuster 31) Uniscan 501 | 12) fimap 32) Vega 502 | 13) fuxploider 33) w3af 503 | 14) Grabber 34) WebScarab 504 | 15) jboss-autopwn 35) Webshag 505 | 16) joomscan 36) WebSlayer 506 | 17) jSQL 37) WebSploit 507 | 18) Maltego 38) Wfuzz 508 | 19) PadBuster 39) WPScan 509 | 20) Paros 40) XSSer 510 | 41) zaproxy 511 | 512 | 0) Install all Web Applications tools 513 | 514 | ''') 515 | print ("\033[1;32mInsert the number of the tool to install it .\n\033[1;m") 516 | 517 | if sys.version_info[0] < 3: 518 | opcion2 = raw_input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 519 | else: 520 | opcion2 = input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 521 | if opcion2 == "1": 522 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S apache-users") 523 | elif opcion2 == "2": 524 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S arachni") 525 | elif opcion2 == "3": 526 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S bbqsql") 527 | elif opcion2 == "4": 528 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S blindelephant") 529 | elif opcion2 == "5": 530 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S burpsuite") 531 | elif opcion2 == "6": 532 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cutycapt") 533 | elif opcion2 == "7": 534 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S commix") 535 | elif opcion2 == "8": 536 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S davtest") 537 | elif opcion2 == "9": 538 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S deblaze") 539 | elif opcion2 == "10": 540 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dirb") 541 | elif opcion2 == "11": 542 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dirbuster") 543 | elif opcion2 == "12": 544 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S fimap") 545 | elif opcion2 == "13": 546 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S fuxploider") 547 | elif opcion2 == "14": 548 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S grabber") 549 | elif opcion2 == "15": 550 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S jboss-autopwn") 551 | elif opcion2 == "16": 552 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S joomscan") 553 | elif opcion2 == "17": 554 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S jsql-injection") 555 | elif opcion2 == "18": 556 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S maltego") 557 | elif opcion2 == "19": 558 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S padbuster") 559 | elif opcion2 == "20": 560 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S paros") 561 | elif opcion2 == "21": 562 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S parsero") 563 | elif opcion2 == "22": 564 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S plecost") 565 | elif opcion2 == "23": 566 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S powerfuzzer") 567 | elif opcion2 == "24": 568 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S proxyscan") 569 | elif opcion2 == "25": 570 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S recon-ng") 571 | elif opcion2 == "26": 572 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S skipfish") 573 | elif opcion2 == "27": 574 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sqlmap") 575 | elif opcion2 == "28": 576 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sqlninja") 577 | elif opcion2 == "29": 578 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sqlsus") 579 | elif opcion2 == "30": 580 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S uatester") 581 | elif opcion2 == "31": 582 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S uniscan") 583 | elif opcion2 == "32": 584 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S vega") 585 | elif opcion2 == "33": 586 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S w3af") 587 | elif opcion2 == "34": 588 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S webscarab") 589 | elif opcion2 == "35": 590 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S webshag") 591 | elif opcion2 == "36": 592 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S webslayer") 593 | elif opcion2 == "37": 594 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S websploit") 595 | elif opcion2 == "38": 596 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S wfuzz") 597 | elif opcion2 == "39": 598 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S wpscan") 599 | elif opcion2 == "40": 600 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S xsser") 601 | elif opcion2 == "41": 602 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S zaproxy") 603 | elif opcion2 == "back": 604 | inicio() 605 | elif opcion2 == "gohome": 606 | inicio1() 607 | elif opcion2 == "0": 608 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S apache-users arachni bbqsql blindelephant burpsuite cutycapt davtest deblaze dirb dirbuster fimap fuxploider grabber jboss-autopwn joomscan jsql-injection maltego padbuster paros parsero plecost powerfuzzer proxyscan recon-ng skipfish sqlmap sqlninja sqlsus uatester uniscan vega w3af webscarab webshag websploit webslayer wfuzz wpscan xsser zaproxy") 609 | else: 610 | print ("\033[1;31mSorry, that was an invalid command!\033[1;m") 611 | while opcion1 == "5": 612 | print (''' 613 | \033[91m=+[ Sniffing & Spoofing\033[1;m 614 | 615 | 1) Burp Suite 17) snapception 616 | 2) DNSChef 18) sctpscan 617 | 3) fiked 19) SIPArmyKnife 618 | 4) hamster 20) SIPp 619 | 5) HexInject 21) SIPVicious 620 | 6) iaxflood 22) SniffJoke 621 | 7) inviteflood 23) SSLsplit 622 | 8) inundator 24) sslstrip 623 | 9) isr-evilgrade 25) THC-IPV6 624 | 10) mitmproxy 26) VoIPHopper 625 | 11) ohrwurm 27) WebScarab 626 | 12) protos-sip 28) Wifi Honey 627 | 13) rebind 29) Wireshark 628 | 14) responder 30) xspy 629 | 15) rtpbreak 31) Yersinia 630 | 16) sipffer 32) zaproxy 631 | 632 | 0) Install all Sniffing & Spoofing tools 633 | 634 | ''') 635 | print ("\033[1;32mInsert the number of the tool to install it .\n\033[1;m") 636 | if sys.version_info[0] < 3: 637 | opcion2 = raw_input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 638 | else: 639 | opcion2 = input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 640 | if opcion2 == "1": 641 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S burpsuite") 642 | 643 | elif opcion2 == "2": 644 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dnschef") 645 | 646 | elif opcion2 == "3": 647 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S fiked") 648 | elif opcion2 == "4": 649 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S hamster") 650 | elif opcion2 == "5": 651 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S hexinject") 652 | elif opcion2 == "6": 653 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S iaxflood") 654 | elif opcion2 == "7": 655 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S inviteflood") 656 | elif opcion2 == "8": 657 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S inundator") 658 | elif opcion2 == "9": 659 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S evilgrade") 660 | elif opcion2 == "10": 661 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S mitmproxy") 662 | elif opcion2 == "11": 663 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S ohrwurm") 664 | elif opcion2 == "12": 665 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S protos-sip") 666 | elif opcion2 == "13": 667 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S rebind") 668 | elif opcion2 == "14": 669 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S responder") 670 | elif opcion2 == "15": 671 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S rtpbreak") 672 | elif opcion2 == "16": 673 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sipffer") 674 | elif opcion2 == "17": 675 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S snapception") 676 | elif opcion2 == "18": 677 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sctpscan") 678 | elif opcion2 == "19": 679 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S siparmyknife") 680 | elif opcion2 == "20": 681 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sipp") 682 | elif opcion2 == "21": 683 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sipvicious") 684 | elif opcion2 == "22": 685 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sniffjoke") 686 | elif opcion2 == "23": 687 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sslsplit") 688 | elif opcion2 == "24": 689 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sslstrip") 690 | elif opcion2 == "25": 691 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S thc-ipv6") 692 | elif opcion2 == "26": 693 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S voiphopper") 694 | elif opcion2 == "27": 695 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S webscarab") 696 | elif opcion2 == "28": 697 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S wifi-honey") 698 | elif opcion2 == "29": 699 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S wireshark-qt") 700 | elif opcion2 == "30": 701 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S xspy") 702 | elif opcion2 == "31": 703 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S yersinia") 704 | elif opcion2 == "32": 705 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S zaproxy") 706 | elif opcion2 == "back": 707 | inicio() 708 | elif opcion2 == "gohome": 709 | inicio1() 710 | 711 | 712 | elif opcion2 == "0": 713 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S burpsuite dnschef fiked hamster hexinject iaxflood inviteflood inundator evilgrade mitmproxy ohrwurm protos-sip rebind responder rtpbreak sipffer snapception sctpscan siparmyknife sipp sipvicious sniffjoke sslsplit sslstrip thc-ipv6 voiphopper webscarab wifi-honey wireshark-qt xspy yersinia zaproxy") 714 | else: 715 | print ("\033[1;31mSorry, that was an invalid command!\033[1;m") 716 | 717 | while opcion1 == "6": 718 | print (''' 719 | \033[91m=+[ Maintaining Access\033[1;m 720 | 721 | 1) Cymothoa 722 | 2) dbd 723 | 3) dns2tcp 724 | 4) httptunnel 725 | 5) Intersect 726 | 6) Nishang 727 | 7) polenum 728 | 8) PowerSploit 729 | 9) pwnat 730 | 10) RidEnum 731 | 11) sbd 732 | 12) U3-Pwn 733 | 13) Webshells 734 | 14) Weevely 735 | 736 | 0) Install all Maintaining Access tools 737 | 738 | ''') 739 | print ("\033[1;32mInsert the number of the tool to install it .\n\033[1;m") 740 | if sys.version_info[0] < 3: 741 | opcion2 = raw_input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 742 | else: 743 | opcion2 = input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 744 | if opcion2 == "1": 745 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cymothoa") 746 | elif opcion2 == "2": 747 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dbd") 748 | elif opcion2 == "3": 749 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dns2tcp") 750 | elif opcion2 == "4": 751 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S httptunnel") 752 | elif opcion2 == "5": 753 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S intersect") 754 | elif opcion2 == "6": 755 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S nishang") 756 | elif opcion2 == "7": 757 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S polenum") 758 | elif opcion2 == "8": 759 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S powersploit") 760 | elif opcion2 == "9": 761 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S pwnat") 762 | elif opcion2 == "10": 763 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S ridenum") 764 | elif opcion2 == "11": 765 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sbd") 766 | elif opcion2 == "12": 767 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S u3-pwn") 768 | elif opcion2 == "13": 769 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S webshells") 770 | elif opcion2 == "14": 771 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S weevely") 772 | elif opcion2 == "back": 773 | inicio() 774 | elif opcion2 == "gohome": 775 | inicio1() 776 | elif opcion2 == "0": 777 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cymothoa dbd dns2tcp httptunnel intersect nishang polenum powersploit pwnat ridenum sbd u3-pwn webshells weevely") 778 | else: 779 | print ("\033[1;31mSorry, that was an invalid command!\033[1;m") 780 | while opcion1 == "7": 781 | print (''' 782 | \033[91m=+[ Reporting Tools\033[1;m 783 | 784 | 1) CaseFile 785 | 2) CutyCapt 786 | 3) dos2unix 787 | 4) Dradis 788 | 5) MagicTree 789 | 6) Metagoofil 790 | 7) Nipper 791 | 8) pipal 792 | 793 | 0) Install all Reporting Tools 794 | 795 | ''') 796 | print ("\033[1;32mInsert the number of the tool to install it .\n\033[1;m") 797 | if sys.version_info[0] < 3: 798 | opcion2 = raw_input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 799 | else: 800 | opcion2 = input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 801 | if opcion2 == "1": 802 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S casefile") 803 | 804 | elif opcion2 == "2": 805 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cutycapt") 806 | 807 | elif opcion2 == "3": 808 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dos2unix") 809 | elif opcion2 == "4": 810 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dradis-ce") 811 | elif opcion2 == "5": 812 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S magictree") 813 | elif opcion2 == "6": 814 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S metagoofil") 815 | elif opcion2 == "7": 816 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S nipper") 817 | elif opcion2 == "8": 818 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S pipal") 819 | elif opcion2 == "back": 820 | inicio() 821 | elif opcion2 == "gohome": 822 | inicio1() 823 | elif opcion2 == "0": 824 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S casefile cutycapt dos2unix dradis-ce magictree metagoofil nipper pipal") 825 | else: 826 | print ("\033[1;31mSorry, that was an invalid command!\033[1;m") 827 | 828 | while opcion1 == "8": 829 | print (''' 830 | \033[91m=+[ Exploitation Tools\033[1;m 831 | 832 | 1) Armitage 833 | 2) Backdoor Factory 834 | 3) BeEF 835 | 4) cisco-auditing-tool 836 | 5) cisco-global-exploiter 837 | 6) cisco-ocs 838 | 7) cisco-torch 839 | 8) commix 840 | 9) crackle 841 | 10) jboss-autopwn 842 | 11) Linux Exploit Suggester 843 | 12) Maltego 844 | 13) SET 845 | 14) ShellNoob 846 | 15) sqlmap 847 | 16) THC-IPV6 848 | 17) Yersinia 849 | 18) Metasploit 850 | 851 | 0) Install all Exploitation Tools 852 | 853 | ''') 854 | print ("\033[1;32mInsert the number of the tool to install it .\n\033[1;m") 855 | if sys.version_info[0] < 3: 856 | opcion2 = raw_input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 857 | else: 858 | opcion2 = input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 859 | 860 | if opcion2 == "1": 861 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S armitage") 862 | 863 | elif opcion2 == "2": 864 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S backdoor-factory") 865 | 866 | elif opcion2 == "3": 867 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S beef") 868 | elif opcion2 == "4": 869 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cisco-auditing-tool") 870 | elif opcion2 == "5": 871 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cisco-global-exploiter") 872 | elif opcion2 == "6": 873 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cisco-ocs") 874 | elif opcion2 == "7": 875 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cisco-torch") 876 | elif opcion2 == "8": 877 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S commix") 878 | elif opcion2 == "9": 879 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S crackle") 880 | elif opcion2 == "10": 881 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S jboss-autopwn") 882 | elif opcion2 == "11": 883 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S linux-exploit-suggester") 884 | elif opcion2 == "12": 885 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S maltego") 886 | elif opcion2 == "13": 887 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S set") 888 | elif opcion2 == "14": 889 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S shellnoob") 890 | elif opcion2 == "15": 891 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sqlmap") 892 | elif opcion2 == "16": 893 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S thc-ipv6") 894 | elif opcion2 == "17": 895 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S yersinia") 896 | elif opcion2 == "18": 897 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S metasploit") 898 | elif opcion2 == "back": 899 | inicio() 900 | elif opcion2 == "gohome": 901 | inicio1() 902 | elif opcion2 == "0": 903 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S armitage backdoor-factory cisco-auditing-tool cisco-global-exploiter cisco-ocs cisco-torch commix crackle jboss-autopwn linux-exploit-suggester maltego set shellnoob sqlmap thc-ipv6 yersinia beef metasploit") 904 | else: 905 | print ("\033[1;31mSorry, that was an invalid command!\033[1;m") 906 | 907 | while opcion1 == "9": 908 | print (''' 909 | \033[91m=+[ Forensics Tools\033[1;m 910 | 911 | 1) Binwalk 11) extundelete 912 | 2) bulk-extractor 12) Foremost 913 | 3) Capstone 13) Galleta 914 | 4) chntpw 14) Guymager 915 | 5) Cuckoo 15) iPhone Backup Analyzer 916 | 6) dc3dd 16) p0f 917 | 7) ddrescue 17) pdf-parser 918 | 8) DFF 18) pdfid 919 | 9) disitool 19) pdgmail 920 | 10) Dumpzilla 20) peepdf 921 | 21) RegRipper 922 | 22) Volatility 923 | 23) Xplico 924 | 925 | 0) Install all Forensics Tools 926 | 927 | ''') 928 | print ("\033[1;32mInsert the number of the tool to install it .\n\033[1;m") 929 | if sys.version_info[0] < 3: 930 | opcion2 = raw_input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 931 | else: 932 | opcion2 = input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 933 | 934 | if opcion2 == "1": 935 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S binwalk") 936 | 937 | elif opcion2 == "2": 938 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S bulk-extractor") 939 | 940 | elif opcion2 == "3": 941 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S capstone") 942 | elif opcion2 == "4": 943 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S chntpw") 944 | elif opcion2 == "5": 945 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cuckoo") 946 | elif opcion2 == "6": 947 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dc3dd") 948 | elif opcion2 == "7": 949 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S ddrescue") 950 | elif opcion2 == "8": 951 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dff") 952 | elif opcion2 == "9": 953 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S disitool") 954 | elif opcion2 == "10": 955 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dumpzilla") 956 | elif opcion2 == "11": 957 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S extundelete") 958 | elif opcion2 == "12": 959 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S foremost") 960 | elif opcion2 == "13": 961 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S galleta") 962 | elif opcion2 == "14": 963 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S guymager") 964 | elif opcion2 == "15": 965 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S iphoneanalyzer") 966 | elif opcion2 == "16": 967 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S p0f") 968 | elif opcion2 == "17": 969 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S pdf-parser") 970 | elif opcion2 == "18": 971 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S pdfid") 972 | elif opcion2 == "19": 973 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S pdgmail") 974 | elif opcion2 == "20": 975 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S peepdf") 976 | elif opcion2 == "21": 977 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S regripper") 978 | elif opcion2 == "22": 979 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S volatility") 980 | elif opcion2 == "23": 981 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S xplico") 982 | elif opcion2 == "back": 983 | inicio() 984 | elif opcion2 == "gohome": 985 | inicio1() 986 | elif opcion2 == "0": 987 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S binwalk bulk-extractor chntpw cuckoo dc3dd ddrescue dumpzilla extundelete foremost galleta guymager iphoneanalyzer p0f pdf-parser pdfid pdgmail peepdf volatility xplico") 988 | else: 989 | print ("\033[1;31mSorry, that was an invalid command!\033[1;m") 990 | while opcion1 == "10": 991 | print (''' 992 | \033[91m=+[ Stress Testing\033[1;m 993 | 994 | 1) DHCPig 995 | 2) fuxploider 996 | 3) iaxflood 997 | 4) Inundator 998 | 5) inviteflood 999 | 6) ipv6toolkit 1000 | 7) mdk3 1001 | 8) Reaver 1002 | 9) rtp-flood 1003 | 10) SlowHTTPTest 1004 | 11) t50 1005 | 12) Termineter 1006 | 13) THC-IPV6 1007 | 14) THC-SSL-DOS 1008 | 1009 | 0) Install all Stress Testing tools 1010 | 1011 | ''') 1012 | print ("\033[1;32mInsert the number of the tool to install it .\n\033[1;m") 1013 | if sys.version_info[0] < 3: 1014 | opcion2 = raw_input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 1015 | else: 1016 | opcion2 = input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 1017 | if opcion2 == "1": 1018 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dhcpig") 1019 | 1020 | elif opcion2 == "2": 1021 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S fuxploider") 1022 | 1023 | elif opcion2 == "3": 1024 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S iaxflood") 1025 | elif opcion2 == "4": 1026 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S inundator") 1027 | elif opcion2 == "5": 1028 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S inviteflood") 1029 | elif opcion2 == "6": 1030 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S ipv6toolkit") 1031 | elif opcion2 == "7": 1032 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S mdk3") 1033 | elif opcion2 == "8": 1034 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S reaver") 1035 | elif opcion2 == "9": 1036 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S rtp-flood") 1037 | elif opcion2 == "10": 1038 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S slowhttptest") 1039 | elif opcion2 == "11": 1040 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S t50") 1041 | elif opcion2 == "12": 1042 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S termineter") 1043 | elif opcion2 == "13": 1044 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S thc-ipv6") 1045 | elif opcion2 == "14": 1046 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S thc-ssl-dos ") 1047 | elif opcion2 == "back": 1048 | inicio() 1049 | elif opcion2 == "gohome": 1050 | inicio1() 1051 | elif opcion2 == "0": 1052 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dhcpig fuxploider iaxflood inviteflood ipv6toolkit mdk3 reaver rtp-flood slowhttptest t50 termineter thc-ipv6 thc-ssl-dos") 1053 | else: 1054 | print ("\033[1;31mSorry, that was an invalid command!\033[1;m") 1055 | while opcion1 == "11": 1056 | print (''' 1057 | \033[91m=+[ Password Attacks\033[1;m 1058 | 1059 | 1) acccheck 19) Maskprocessor 1060 | 2) Burp Suite 20) multiforcer 1061 | 3) CeWL 21) Ncrack 1062 | 4) chntpw 22) oclhashcat 1063 | 5) cisco-auditing-tool 23) PACK 1064 | 6) CmosPwd 24) patator 1065 | 7) creddump 25) phrasendrescher 1066 | 8) crunch 26) polenum 1067 | 9) DBPwAudit 27) RainbowCrack 1068 | 10) findmyhash 28) rcracki-mt 1069 | 11) hashcat 29) RSMangler 1070 | 12) hashid 30) SQLdict 1071 | 13) HexorBase 31) Statsprocessor 1072 | 14) Hydra 32) THC-pptp-bruter 1073 | 15) John the Ripper 33) TrueCrack 1074 | 16) Johnny 34) WebScarab 1075 | 17) keimpx 35) wordbrutepress 1076 | 18) Maltego 36) zaproxy 1077 | 1078 | 0) Install all Password Attacks tools 1079 | 1080 | ''') 1081 | print ("\033[1;32mInsert the number of the tool to install it .\n\033[1;m") 1082 | if sys.version_info[0] < 3: 1083 | opcion2 = raw_input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 1084 | else: 1085 | opcion2 = input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 1086 | if opcion2 == "1": 1087 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S acccheck") 1088 | 1089 | elif opcion2 == "2": 1090 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S burpsuite") 1091 | 1092 | elif opcion2 == "3": 1093 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cewl") 1094 | elif opcion2 == "4": 1095 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S chntpw") 1096 | elif opcion2 == "5": 1097 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cisco-auditing-tool") 1098 | elif opcion2 == "6": 1099 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cmospwd") 1100 | elif opcion2 == "7": 1101 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S creddump") 1102 | elif opcion2 == "8": 1103 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S crunch") 1104 | elif opcion2 == "9": 1105 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dbpwaudit") 1106 | elif opcion2 == "10": 1107 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S findmyhash") 1108 | elif opcion2 == "11": 1109 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S hashcat") 1110 | elif opcion2 == "12": 1111 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S hashid") 1112 | elif opcion2 == "13": 1113 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S hexorbase") 1114 | elif opcion2 == "14": 1115 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S hydra") 1116 | elif opcion2 == "15": 1117 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S john") 1118 | elif opcion2 == "16": 1119 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S johnny") 1120 | elif opcion2 == "17": 1121 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S keimpx") 1122 | elif opcion2 == "18": 1123 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S maltego") 1124 | elif opcion2 == "19": 1125 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S maskprocessor") 1126 | elif opcion2 == "20": 1127 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S cryptohazemultiforcer") 1128 | elif opcion2 == "21": 1129 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S ncrack") 1130 | elif opcion2 == "22": 1131 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S oclhashcat") 1132 | elif opcion2 == "23": 1133 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S pack") 1134 | elif opcion2 == "24": 1135 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S patator") 1136 | elif opcion2 == "25": 1137 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S phrasendrescher") 1138 | elif opcion2 == "26": 1139 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S polenum") 1140 | elif opcion2 == "27": 1141 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S rainbowcrack") 1142 | elif opcion2 == "28": 1143 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S rcracki-mt") 1144 | elif opcion2 == "29": 1145 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S rsmangler") 1146 | elif opcion2 == "30": 1147 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sqldict") 1148 | elif opcion2 == "31": 1149 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S statsprocessor") 1150 | elif opcion2 == "32": 1151 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S thc-pptp-bruter") 1152 | elif opcion2 == "33": 1153 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S truecrack") 1154 | elif opcion2 == "34": 1155 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S webscarab") 1156 | elif opcion2 == "35": 1157 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S wordbrutepress") 1158 | elif opcion2 == "36": 1159 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S zaproxy") 1160 | elif opcion2 == "back": 1161 | inicio() 1162 | elif opcion2 == "gohome": 1163 | inicio1() 1164 | elif opcion2 == "0": 1165 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S acccheck burpsuite cewl chntpw cisco-auditing-tool cmospwd creddump crunch findmyhash hashcat hashid hydra hexorbase john johnny keimpx maltego maskprocessor cryptohazemultiforcer ncrack oclhashcat pack patator polenum rainbowcrack rcracki-mt rsmangler statsprocessor thc-pptp-bruter truecrack webscarab wordbrutepress zaproxy") 1166 | else: 1167 | print ("\033[1;31mSorry, that was an invalid command!\033[1;m") 1168 | while opcion1 == "12" : 1169 | print (''' 1170 | \033[91m=+[ Reverse Engineering\033[1;m 1171 | 1172 | 1) apktool 1173 | 2) dex2jar 1174 | 3) disitool 1175 | 4) edb-debugger 1176 | 5) jad 1177 | 6) javasnoop 1178 | 7) radare2 1179 | 8) OllyDbg 1180 | 9) smali 1181 | 10) Valgrind 1182 | 11) YARA 1183 | 1184 | 0) Install all Reverse Engineering tools 1185 | 1186 | ''') 1187 | print ("\033[1;32mInsert the number of the tool to install it .\n\033[1;m") 1188 | if sys.version_info[0] < 3: 1189 | opcion2 = raw_input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 1190 | else: 1191 | opcion2 = input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 1192 | if opcion2 == "1": 1193 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S android-apktool") 1194 | 1195 | elif opcion2 == "2": 1196 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dex2jar") 1197 | 1198 | elif opcion2 == "3": 1199 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S disitool") 1200 | elif opcion2 == "4": 1201 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S edb-debugger") 1202 | elif opcion2 == "5": 1203 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S jad") 1204 | elif opcion2 == "6": 1205 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S javasnoop") 1206 | elif opcion2 == "7": 1207 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S radare2") 1208 | elif opcion2 == "8": 1209 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S OllyDbg") 1210 | elif opcion2 == "9": 1211 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S smali") 1212 | elif opcion2 == "10": 1213 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S Valgrind") 1214 | elif opcion2 == "11": 1215 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S YARA") 1216 | elif opcion2 == "back": 1217 | inicio() 1218 | elif opcion2 == "gohome": 1219 | inicio1() 1220 | elif opcion2 == "0": 1221 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S android-apktool dex2jar disitool edb-debugger jad javasnoop radare2 OllyDbg smali Valgrind YARA") 1222 | else: 1223 | print ("\033[1;31mSorry, that was an invalid command!\033[1;m") 1224 | while opcion1 == "13" : 1225 | print (''' 1226 | \033[91m=+[ Hardware Hacking\033[1;m 1227 | 1228 | 1) android-sdk 1229 | 2) apktool 1230 | 3) Arduino 1231 | 4) dex2jar 1232 | 5) Sakis3G 1233 | 6) smali 1234 | 1235 | 0) Install all Hardware Hacking tools 1236 | 1237 | ''') 1238 | print ("\033[1;32mInsert the number of the tool to install it .\n\033[1;m") 1239 | if sys.version_info[0] < 3: 1240 | opcion2 = raw_input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 1241 | else: 1242 | opcion2 = input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 1243 | if opcion2 == "1": 1244 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S android-sdk") 1245 | 1246 | elif opcion2 == "2": 1247 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S android-apktool") 1248 | 1249 | elif opcion2 == "3": 1250 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S arduino") 1251 | elif opcion2 == "4": 1252 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S dex2jar") 1253 | elif opcion2 == "5": 1254 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S sakis3g") 1255 | elif opcion2 == "6": 1256 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S smali") 1257 | 1258 | elif opcion2 == "back": 1259 | inicio() 1260 | elif opcion2 == "gohome": 1261 | inicio1() 1262 | elif opcion2 == "0": 1263 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S android-sdk android-apktool arduino dex2jar sakis3g smali") 1264 | else: 1265 | print ("\033[1;31mSorry, that was an invalid command!\033[1;m") 1266 | while opcion1 == "14" : 1267 | print (''' 1268 | \033[91m=+[ Extra\033[1;m 1269 | 1270 | 1) Wifresti 1271 | 2) Squid3 1272 | ''') 1273 | print ("\033[1;32mInsert the number of the tool to install it .\n\033[1;m") 1274 | if sys.version_info[0] < 3: 1275 | opcion2 = raw_input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 1276 | else: 1277 | opcion2 = input("\033[91mbt > \033[1;m") 1278 | if opcion2 == "1": 1279 | cmd = os.system("git clone https://github.com/LionSec/wifresti.git && cp wifresti/wifresti.py /usr/bin/wifresti && chmod +x /usr/bin/wifresti && wifresti") 1280 | print (" ") 1281 | elif opcion2 == "2": 1282 | cmd = os.system("pacman -S squid3") 1283 | print (" ") 1284 | elif opcion2 == "back": 1285 | inicio() 1286 | elif opcion2 == "gohome": 1287 | inicio1() 1288 | 1289 | inicio() 1290 | inicio1() 1291 | except KeyboardInterrupt: 1292 | print ("Shutdown requested...Goodbye...") 1293 | except Exception: 1294 | traceback.print_exc(file=sys.stdout) 1295 | sys.exit(0) 1296 | 1297 | if __name__ == "__main__": 1298 | if not os.geteuid() == 0: 1299 | sys.exit("\n\033[91mOnly root can run this script\033[1;m\n") 1300 | main() 1301 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------