CGPwn – Ubuntu VM For Hardware Hacking, RE and Wargaming

CGPwn is a lightweight VM for hardware hacking, RE (fuzzing, symEx, exploiting etc) and wargaming task. Tools included in CGPwn;

Fire up the VM

git clone https://github.com/0xM3R/cgPwn
cd cgPwn
vagrant up
... Grab a beer and relax until everything is getting setup for you ;)
vagrant ssh

CGPwn Default settings

By default, personal dotfiles are installed onto the VM. Simply comment out the following lines in cgPwn.sh if you don’t want my settings.

Also Read Ua-tester – A tool for User Agent WAF, IDS/IPS, Redirection testing

# Personal config
sudo apt-get -y install stow
cd ~
rm .bashrc
git clone https://github.com/0xM3R/dotfiles
cd dotfiles
chmod a+x ./install.sh
./install.sh

Shared folder

Drop files in the sharedFolder folder on your host to find them on your VM at /home/vagrant/sharedFolder

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