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Linux evil toolkit: Security tools for pentest professionals

29/11/2020 20:02 by Anastasis Vasileiadis

The Linux evil toolkit is a framework that aims to compile and use a variety of security tools for security system analysts.

LETK (Linux evil toolkit) has a few simple commands, one of which is INIT, which allows you to set a goal and thus use all the tools, without having to type anything else.

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Use

Basics

|exit           |   Close this script                                           
|clear          |   Clear terminal                                              
|Update         |   Update Linux evil toolkit                                   
|train          |   Show train in terminal, tuutuu                              
|INIT           |   Setup global variables                                      
|reset          |   Clear terminal and reset global variables                   
|cover          |   Cover your tracks on your computer                          
|simple_map     |   This command execute automap (auto namap)
|search         |   Search email, whois and banner grep      
|status         |   Show machine status         
|dnsscanner     |   Scan for 'A', 'AAAA', 'CNAME', 'MX', 'NS', 'PTR', 'SOA'         
|dirscanner     |   Scan files and folders       
|banner         |   Show Linux evil Toolkit banner in terminal      
|webdns         |   Show Web Sites for dns scanner      
|linuxfiles     |   Show important linux files      
|linuxfolders   |   Show important linux folders    
|windowsfolders |   Show important windows folders  
|linuxutil      |   Show useful commands in linux       
|test tanks           |   For development only

simple_scan options

alone

    "-sL" --> "List Scan - simply list targets to scan"
    "-sP" --> "Ping Scan - go no further than determining if host is online"

default

    "-sS -sV" --> "TCP SYN"
    "-sU -sV" --> "UDP Scan"

icmp_echo

    "-sS -sV -PE" --> "TCP SYN + ICMP echo discovery probes"
    "-sU -sV -PE" --> "UDP Scan + ICMP echo discovery probes"
    "-sA -sV -PE" --> "ACK + ICMP echo discovery probes"

port_list

    "-sS" --> "TCP SYN + [portlist]: TCP SYN discovery probes to given ports"
    "-sA" --> "ACK + [portlist]: TCP ACK discovery probes to given ports"
    "-sU" --> "UDP Scan + [portlist]: TCP UDP discovery probes to given ports"

special

    "-sT -sV" --> "Connect ()"
    "-sW -sV" --> "Window"
    "-sM -sV" --> "Maimon scans"
    "-sN -sV" --> "TCP Null"
    "-sF -sV" --> "FIN"
    "-sX -sV" --> "Xmas scans"

DeepLink

DeepLink is a deepweb (tor onion domain) database for your test and explore "deep web" for fun

usage: type deeplink and type option
    --website                  | Cat best site for your learn about deepweb
    --darklinks             | show dark-net links
    --onionlinks            | show more 500 deep web links
    --onionlinks-active     | show more links, but active links only
    --searchlinks           | show tor search (google-like)
    --toralt                | show tor alternatives (i2-, freenet, etc)

Backend Functions

From engine module

Engine.INIT()               | Setup variables
Engine.sys("ls")            | Test Function
Engine.R()                  | Reset variables
Engine.cover()              | Cover bash history
Engine.compress()           | Compress files
Engine.port_scanner()       | Repleced by automap
Engine.search()             | Search whois, emails, banner grep
Engine.status()             | Show machine status
Engine.dns_scanner()        | Scan for 'A', 'AAAA', 'CNAME', 'MX', 'NS', 'PTR', 'SOA'
Emgine.dir_scanner()        | Brute force for search files and folders
Engine.simple_scan()        | Execute automap
Engine.assembly()           | Backend function
Engine.exec()               | Backend function

From Visual module

Visual.banner()             | Function for show text 
Visual.web_dns()            | Function for show text
Visual.linux_files()        | Function for show text
Visual.linux_folders()      | Function for show text
Visual.linux_util()         | Function for show text

 Interpreter Module

Interpreter.to interpret()   | Backend function
Interpreter.main()          | Backend function

ERROR CODES & COLORS

prGreen()                   | Succesful
prRed()                     | Error 
Other[Cyan, yellow]         | Execution error

 

You can download the program from here.

Linux evil toolkit: Security tools for pentest professionals was last modified: 29 November, 2020, 8: 02 pm by Anastasis Vasileiadis

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