Categories: Kali Linux

Bashark – Bash Pentesters & Security Researchers Post Exploitation Toolkit

Bashark aids pentesters and security researchers during the post-exploitation phase of security audits. To launch it on compromised host, simply source the bashark.sh script from terminal: $ source bashark.sh Then type help to see it’s help menu.

Bashark Features

  • Single Bash script
  • Lightweight and fast
  • Multi-platform: Unix, OSX, Solaris etc.
  • No external dependencies
  • Immune to heuristic and behavioural analysis
  • Built-in aliases of often used shell commands
  • Extends system shell with post-exploitation oriented functionalities
  • Stealthy, with custom cleanup routine activated on exit
  • Easily extensible (add new commands by creating Bash functions)
  • Full tab completion

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