Hacking-with-Python is a simple and extensible tool intended for the initiation to ethical hacking activities and python scripting. This tool integrates well-known hacking libraries (e.g. shodan, Scapy, nmap) and provides a friendly interface that permits users to perform the essential stages of a hacking process without dealing with complexities. The interface displays a menu which permits choosing:

• Information collection, including DNS queries, WHOIS queries, geoIP queries, Google hacking, Shodan searches and metadata analysis.
• Vulnerability analysis, including Nmap scanning, port scanning with Scapy and banner grabbing.
• Attacks, including (D)DoS, dictionary attacks, navigation eavesdropping and credentials eavesdropping.

Additional options for attacks (e.g. DNS poisoning) and post-exploitation will be added in the future.

• git clone https://github.com/drsh4rky/hacking-with-python.git
• cd hacking-with-python
• pip install -r requirements.txt
• sudo python ./launcher.py

• Paste your shodan key in ./Keys/shodanKeys to enable Shodan searches
• Optionally, you can also modify the config_params.py file to:
  • Modify the look & feel of the tool (e.g. change the color of regular text to blue "color": "blue")
  • Modify the parameters of the tool (e.g. get a higher number of MAX_NUMBER_THREADS to speed up dictionary attacks if your machine supports it)
• Add new files to existing folders under ./DDBB/ to create new possibilities (e.g. add new password dictionaries in ./DDBB/Dictionaries/)
• Edit existing files under ./DDBB/ with new information of value (e.g. add new vulnerable banners in ./DDBB/Banners/vulnerable_banners.txt) so that they are detected when performing banner grabbing)

This tool is currently divided into four packages:

• common_utils
• information_collection
• vulnerability_analysis
• attack

Any of these packages can be extended with new modules. Please use functions from common_utils.menu_utils.py to manage user I/O. To make the new module(s) available in the tool menu:

• Place it within the corresponding package folder
• Add the module name in the __init_.pyfile of the corresponding package
• Edit the *menu.py of the package to add the module as a new option in the tool menu

The project is released under the MIT license

If you have any question, please file an issue or contact the author:

Oscar J. Rubio: [email protected]