Ciber-Toolkit is a framework designed to automate the process of downloading and installing different penetration testing tools . It's based in ToolKit Framework. It just support linux for the moment, it is considered that it will be developed in the future for windows, for the moment use Docker alternative.
Ciber-Toolkit is an improved version of ToolKit Framework. Most important differences are:
- Tested tools - Download and installation is completed on every OS
- Modular tools - The download and install script is not needed to be modified, just .json file
- Docker support - Docker image alternatives
- Python3 or higher
- Linux OS (Tested on Kali)
- Sudo access
- Windows isn't supported yet
oh-my-pickledb==0.4
termcolor==1.1.0# Installing using github
$ git clone https://github.com/tory1103/cibertoolkit
$ cd cibertoolkit
$ sudo bash install.sh -y # For automated installation, remove 'y' parameter if wanted
# Installing using docker
$ docker pull adriantoral/cibertoolkit
$ docker run -it --name toolkit adriantoral/cibertoolkit
# If port forwarding is needed, use this one instead
$ docker run -it --name toolkit -p <host_port>:<docker_port> adriantoral/cibertoolkit
# Once installed, if shortcut created, run:
$ sudo toolkit
# Else, run:
$ cd src/ciber-toolkit && sudo python3 toolkit.py
# If you want to build docker image, run:
$ docker build -t cibertoolkit .
$ docker run -it --name toolkit cibertoolkit
# Or download it from docker hub, run:
$ docker pull adriantoral/cibertoolkit
$ docker run -it --name toolkit adriantoral/cibertoolkitOur goal is to make a fully functional pentesting environment, to achieve that, we need some powerful tools, like a Terminal It's not perfect yet, but we're trying.
Some things it can do for the moment are:
- You can use all bash commands (an status will be returned). Some commands : bash, pwd, echo, apt, ...
- Use installed tools shortcuts : tk-{lowercase tool name}
- Installation arguments : When installing a tool, you can use some arguments such :
- y || yes (for automatic run)
- More in a future...
- Name instead of index for tool selection
- Clear terminal : Typing clear, clean or <enter> will clean terminall interface
- Python3.8
- Json
- Bash (sh)
- Docker
- @tory1103 - Idea, Concept & Initial work
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.