00xNetrunner / PenTestToolKit

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PenTestToolKit

Description

PyScanner is a comprehensive penetration testing toolkit designed to automate the process of network scanning and enumeration. The toolkit offers a simple and interactive menu-driven interface, empowering users to perform detailed scans using nmap and gather crucial information via enum4linux. Key features include OS detection, version scanning, banner grabbing, and user enumeration. The results from nmap are saved into text files while enum4linux output is directed into a specified text file for ease of analysis.

Features

• Interactive menu for selecting the type of scan.
• Automated network scans with nmap for a range of TCP and UDP ports.
• Option to run enum4linux for comprehensive Windows machine enumeration.
• Customizable IP addresses, port ranges, usernames, and passwords for targeted scanning.
• Results from nmap are neatly organized into text files.
• enum4linux output is redirected to a desktop text file, enum.txt.

Usage

To use PyScanner, follow the steps below:

1. Clone or download the PyScanner.py file from the repository.
2. Ensure you have nmap and enum4linux installed on your system.
3. Install the termcolor library using pip | how to set up pip: pip4linux || pip4Win

   pip install termcolor

4. Extract all the password lists from the .zip file, make sure they are in the same directory as the script
5. give the script permissions

   sudo chmod +x PenTestToolKit.py

6. run the script:

   sudo python3 PenTestToolKit.py