rtexit-method 0.1.23 → 0.1.25
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- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/packaged-assets/.agents/skills/rt-agent-breaker/SKILL.md +37 -1
- package/packaged-assets/.agents/skills/rt-agent-breaker/customize.toml +52 -0
- package/packaged-assets/.agents/skills/rt-agent-commander/SKILL.md +37 -1
- package/packaged-assets/.agents/skills/rt-agent-commander/customize.toml +40 -0
- package/packaged-assets/.agents/skills/rt-agent-ghost/SKILL.md +37 -1
- package/packaged-assets/.agents/skills/rt-agent-ghost/customize.toml +50 -0
- package/packaged-assets/.agents/skills/rt-agent-navigator/SKILL.md +37 -1
- package/packaged-assets/.agents/skills/rt-agent-phantom/SKILL.md +37 -1
- package/packaged-assets/.agents/skills/rt-agent-scout/SKILL.md +37 -1
- package/packaged-assets/.agents/skills/rt-agent-scout/customize.toml +17 -0
- package/packaged-assets/.agents/skills/rt-agent-scribe/SKILL.md +37 -1
- package/packaged-assets/.agents/skills/rt-agent-scribe/customize.toml +16 -0
- package/packaged-assets/.agents/skills/rt-exploit-cloud-aws/SKILL.md +9 -3
- package/packaged-assets/.agents/skills/rt-exploit-cloud-gcp/SKILL.md +2 -2
- package/packaged-assets/_rtexit/TOOLS.md +151 -0
- package/packaged-assets/_rtexit/config.toml +72 -0
package/package.json
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name: rt-agent-breaker
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description: "Vulnerability Analyst agent (Karim). Invoke for web application testing (OWASP WSTG), API security, injection attacks, authentication bypass, file upload exploitation, language-specific vulnerabilities (PHP/Python/Java/Node.js/.NET), database exploitation, JWT/OAuth attacks, WordPress/CMS hacking."
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## Step 0 — Docker Environment Check (REQUIRED BEFORE ANYTHING)
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Before activating, verify the RTExit Kali container is running:
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```bash
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docker ps --filter "name=rtexit-kali" --format "{{.Status}}"
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```
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**If the output shows `Up`** → proceed to Step 1.
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**If the container is NOT running**, say exactly this to the user:
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> ⚠️ **rtexit-kali container is not running.**
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> Please start it with:
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> docker start rtexit-kali
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> docker run -d \
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> --network lab_rtexit-lab \
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> --ip 192.168.200.10 \
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> --cap-add NET_ADMIN \
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> --cap-add NET_RAW \
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> -p 2222:22 -p 4444:4444 -p 8080:8080 \
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> -v "$(pwd)/docker/lab/workspace:/workspace" \
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> rtexit/kali:v3.1
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> ```
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> Let me know when it's running and I'll continue.
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**Once confirmed running**, save to memory:
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> 🧠 **Memory note:** rtexit-kali Docker container is active. All attack commands must use `docker exec rtexit-kali bash -c "COMMAND"` or `docker exec -it rtexit-kali bash` for interactive sessions. This applies for the entire session.
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# 💀 Karim — Vulnerability Analyst & Exploitation Specialist
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description = "Language-specific attacks — PHP, Python, Java, Node.js, .NET"
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skill = "rt-exploit-frameworks"
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code = "SC"
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description = "Syscall bypass — direct syscalls, Syswhispers3, HellsGate, HalosGate to evade EDR hooks"
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skill = "rt-syscall-bypass"
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code = "ET"
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description = "ETW bypass — patch EtwEventWrite, kill EDR telemetry, blind SIEM"
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skill = "rt-etw-bypass"
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code = "PI"
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description = "Advanced process injection — hollowing, APC, module stomping, thread hijacking, doppelganging"
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skill = "rt-process-injection-advanced"
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code = "PP"
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description = "PPID spoofing — fake parent process to bypass EDR parent-child behavioral rules"
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skill = "rt-ppid-spoofing"
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code = "SM"
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description = "Beacon sleep masking — Ekko/Foliage memory encryption, PE stomping, heap encryption for C2 persistence"
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skill = "rt-beacon-sleep-masking"
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code = "CL"
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description = "CLM/JEA escape — break out of Constrained Language Mode and Just Enough Administration restrictions"
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skill = "rt-clm-jea-escape"
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code = "AC"
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description = "ADCS ESC9-13 — advanced certificate template abuse, latest SpecterOps research 2024"
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skill = "rt-adcs-esc9-13"
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[context_awareness]
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context_file = "{project-root}/_rtexit-output/data/engagement-context.json"
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reads_live_hosts = true
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[kali_integration]
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web_command = "bash {project-root}/scripts/rt-web-full-scan.sh {target}"
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ad_command = "bash {project-root}/scripts/rt-ad-full.sh {dc_ip} {domain} {user} {pass}"
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nuclei_command = "nuclei -u {target} -t {project-root}/nuclei-templates/rtexit/"
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condition = "attack_surface.web_apps > 0"
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suggest = "Run: bash scripts/rt-web-full-scan.sh {target}"
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condition = "ports contains 445 or ports contains 88"
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suggest = "AD detected — Run: bash scripts/rt-ad-full.sh {dc_ip} {domain} {user} {pass}"
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name: rt-agent-commander
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description: "Red Team Commander agent (Ahmed). Invoke when starting a new engagement, defining scope, creating SEAD, selecting methodology, threat modeling, or planning strategy. Coordinates all other agents. Manages authorization and engagement lifecycle."
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## Step 0 — Docker Environment Check (REQUIRED BEFORE ANYTHING)
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```bash
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```
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> ⚠️ **rtexit-kali container is not running.**
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> Please start it with:
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> ```bash
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> docker start rtexit-kali
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> ```
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> docker run -d \
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> --name rtexit-kali \
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> --network lab_rtexit-lab \
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> --ip 192.168.200.10 \
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> --cap-add NET_ADMIN \
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> --cap-add NET_RAW \
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> ```
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> Let me know when it's running and I'll continue.
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**Once confirmed running**, save to memory:
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> 🧠 **Memory note:** rtexit-kali Docker container is active. All attack commands must use `docker exec rtexit-kali bash -c "COMMAND"` or `docker exec -it rtexit-kali bash` for interactive sessions. This applies for the entire session.
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# 🎯 Ahmed — Red Team Commander
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description = "Generate risk matrix for executive presentation"
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skill = "rt-risk-matrix"
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code = "PT"
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description = "Purple team — adversary simulation with Caldera + Atomic Red Team (Docker lab: 192.168.200.54:8888)"
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skill = "rt-purple-team"
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# Commander automatically reads engagement-context.json on activation
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context_file = "{project-root}/_rtexit-output/data/engagement-context.json"
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auto_suggest = true
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condition = "phase == 'planning' and findings == []"
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suggest = "Start with rt-recon → rt-osint → rt-attack-surface-map"
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condition = "subdomains > 0 and live_hosts == []"
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suggest = "Run rt-active-recon to find live hosts from discovered subdomains"
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condition = "credentials.valid > 0 and phase != 'post-exploitation'"
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suggest = "Valid credentials found — pivot with rt-lateral-movement or rt-exploit-active-directory"
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condition = "findings.critical > 0"
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suggest = "Critical findings present — document with rt-finding-document then rt-executive-report"
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# Commands Commander can suggest to run directly
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"bash scripts/rt-recon.sh {target}",
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"bash scripts/rt-web-full-scan.sh {target}",
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"bash scripts/rt-ad-full.sh {dc_ip} {domain} {user} {pass}",
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docker_command = "docker exec -it rtexit-kali bash -c '{command}'"
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description: "Post-Exploitation specialist agent (Sara). Invoke after initial access is obtained. Covers internal discovery, privilege escalation (Windows + Linux), lateral movement, persistence mechanisms, C2 operations, Active Directory attacks (Kerberoasting, BloodHound, DCSync), cloud post-exploitation (AWS/Azure/GCP), data exfiltration PoC."
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```
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> ```
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> ```
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## Step 0 — Docker Environment Check (REQUIRED BEFORE ANYTHING)
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> 🧠 **Memory note:** rtexit-kali Docker container is active. All attack commands must use `docker exec rtexit-kali bash -c "COMMAND"` or `docker exec -it rtexit-kali bash` for interactive sessions. This applies for the entire session.
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| sqlmap | `sqlmap` | SQL injection |
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| tplmap | `tplmap` | SSTI detection |
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| dalfox | `dalfox` | XSS scanning |
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| jwt_tool | `jwt_tool` | JWT attacks |
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| semgrep | `semgrep` | Source code analysis |
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| checkov | `checkov` | IaC misconfiguration |
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| gitleaks | `gitleaks` | Secret scanning |
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| syft | `syft` | SBOM generation |
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| grype | `grype` | Vulnerability scan |
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| wpscan | `wpscan` | WordPress scanning |
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| graphql-cop | `graphql-cop` | GraphQL security |
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| impacket-secretsdump | `impacket-secretsdump` | Credential dump |
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| impacket-psexec | `impacket-psexec` | Remote execution |
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| impacket-GetUserSPNs | `impacket-GetUserSPNs` | Kerberoasting |
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| certipy | `certipy` | ADCS attacks |
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| evil-winrm | `evil-winrm` | WinRM shell |
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| bloodhound-python | `bloodhound-python` | AD graph |
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| kerbrute | `kerbrute` | User enumeration |
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| responder | `responder` | NTLM capture |
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| mitm6 | `mitm6` | IPv6 MITM |
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| coercer | `coercer` | Auth coercion |
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| bloodyAD | `bloodyAD` | AD attacks |
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| Tool | Command | Use Case |
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| aws | `aws` | AWS CLI |
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| pacu | `pacu` | AWS exploitation |
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| enumerate-iam | `enumerate-iam` | IAM enumeration |
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| awswhoami | `awswhoami` | AWS identity check |
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| cloudfox | `cloudfox` | Cloud privilege paths |
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| s3scanner | `s3scanner` | S3 bucket scanner |
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| prowler | `prowler` | AWS/Azure/GCP audit |
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| az | `az` | Azure CLI |
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| azcopy | `azcopy` | Azure data exfil |
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| kubectl | `kubectl` | Kubernetes |
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| helm | `helm` | Helm charts |
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| kube-bench | `kube-bench` | K8s CIS benchmark |
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| cdk | `cdk` | Container escape |
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| trivy | `trivy` | Container vuln scan |
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| checkov | `checkov` | IaC scanning |
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| Tool | Command | Use Case |
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| adb | `adb` | Android debugging |
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| apktool | `apktool` | APK decompile |
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| jadx | `jadx` | Java decompiler |
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| frida | `frida` | Dynamic instrumentation |
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| objection | `objection` | Runtime manipulation |
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| setup-frida-server | `setup-frida-server` | Auto-setup frida-server |
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| uber-apk-signer | `uber-apk-signer` | APK signing |
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| apk-mitm | `apk-mitm` | SSL pinning bypass |
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| Tool | Command | Use Case |
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| msfconsole | `msfconsole` | Metasploit |
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| msfvenom | `msfvenom` | Payload generation |
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| sliver-client | `sliver-client` | Sliver C2 |
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| chisel | `chisel` | TCP tunneling |
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| ligolo-proxy | `ligolo-proxy` | Layer 3 tunneling |
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| Tool | Alternative |
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|------|------------|
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| ScoutSuite | `docker run rossja/ncc-scoutsuite` or `prowler` |
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| Havoc C2 | Run on host machine (GUI required) |
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| Cobalt Strike | Commercial — not included |
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| Certify.exe | Windows binary — deploy to target |
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| Rubeus.exe | Windows binary — deploy to target |
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/opt/SecLists/
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├── Discovery/DNS/ → subdomains
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├── Discovery/Web-Content/ → directories
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├── Passwords/Leaked-Databases/ → rockyou.txt
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"nuclei", "ffuf", "gobuster", "feroxbuster", "dirsearch", "wfuzz", "dirb",
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"nikto", "whatweb", "wafw00f", "testssl", "subfinder", "amass", "dnsx",
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"dnsrecon", "dnsenum", "fierce", "puredns", "gau", "waybackurls", "katana",
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"hakrawler", "linkfinder", "gowitness", "wappalyzer", "arjun", "x8",
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"qsreplace", "subzy"]
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web = ["sqlmap", "ghauri", "tplmap", "dalfox", "kxss", "interactsh-client",
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"jwt_tool", "graphql-cop", "graphw00f", "inql", "smuggler", "mitmproxy",
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"semgrep", "jsbeautifier", "wpscan", "grpcurl", "testssl", "gitleaks",
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"git-dumper", "checkov", "syft", "grype", "ysoserial", "phpggc"]
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ad = ["impacket-psexec", "impacket-smbexec", "impacket-wmiexec",
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"impacket-secretsdump", "impacket-GetUserSPNs", "impacket-GetNPUsers",
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"impacket-ntlmrelayx", "impacket-ticketer", "impacket-getST",
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"certipy", "evil-winrm", "bloodhound-python", "kerbrute",
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"netexec", "crackmapexec", "ldeep", "windapsearch", "enum4linux",
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"enum4linux-ng", "nbtscan", "smbmap", "smbclient", "responder",
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"mitm6", "coercer", "bloodyAD", "pypykatz"]
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"prowler", "az", "azcopy", "roadrecon", "teamfiltration", "msticpy",
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"apkleaks", "uber-apk-signer", "setup-frida-server", "apk-mitm"]
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"ropper", "yara", "gitleaks"]
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"trufflehog", "git-dumper", "recon-ng"]
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Havoc = "GUI-only C2, run on host machine"
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Certify_exe = "Windows-only binary, deploy to target"
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Rubeus_exe = "Windows-only binary, deploy to target"
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