This project will expose the underbelly of NetHunter (and, in part, Kali) to web developers.
This is absolutely insecure! The fetcher can tar any directory in the nethunter chroot! Don't run this unless you're aware of what you're doing!!
Info sec tools are plagued by bad design. Even NetHunter, the supposed "easy way", has numerous UI glitches, difficult to understand menu systems, poorly defined config panels, and the lack of an easy to develop, modular extension architecture.
Meanwhile, web tech has grown far faster than anyone in the info sec community seems to fully realize. Considering the severe lack of UI/UX design for the existing tools, it's no wonder that the industries are so separate.
This runs on Node.js and hosts a web-based front end for various nethunter tools. That means you need to have nodejs on your mobile device... but since it comes with nethunter, we're in luck out of the box.
I'll get back to this. I want tooling NOW.
After you install nethunter, you'll need to fix the nodejs apt package so that it makes a symlink from node to nodejs. The node package is NOT node.js and this symlink will conflict with that packages binary name.
sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/node node /usr/bin/nodejs 10
After that, you should be able to grab the repo, run npm install, and start
the server from a shell:
mkdir ~/dev
cd ~/dev
git clone https://github.com/JamesHagerman/Expose-NetHunter.git
cd Expose-NetHunter
npm install <-- this will take time. Do it on wifi or your data hit will be large
node server.js
Once it's started, point the browser to you're phone's ip: http://ip.goes.here.man:3000/
There is no functionality built yet for hitting the server from your phone but
something will exist in time. When that happens point the browser on your phone
at: http://0.0.0.0:3000/
Sorry. Debug it, submit a pull request, or add an issue in the gihub tracker.
I give you no promises about this software. I ain't always gonna be around to fix it for you.