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DarkSpiritz : A Penetration Testing Framework For Linux, MacOS, and Windows Systems

DarkSpiritz is a penetration testing framework for Linux and Windows systems. Created by the SynTel Team it was a project of one of the owners to update and clean-up an older pentesting framework he had created to something updated and modern.

It is a re-vamp of the very popular framework known as “Roxysploit”. You may be familiar with this framework and if you are then it will help you with it. It also works like another pentesting framework known as Metasploit.

If you know how to use metasploit setting up and working with it will be a breeze.

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DarkSpiritz Getting Started

Clone the repository with git:

git clone https://github.com/DarkSpiritz/DarkSpiritz.git

To install DarkSpiritz clone the github repo and run:

pip install -r requirements.txt

This will download all necessary modules for it. Once you run this you will be able to run:

python start.py

or

./start.py

(if ./start.py doesn’t work run chmod +x start.py from within the same directory as DarkSpiritz.)

You will see a start-up screen. This screen will display things like commands and configuration settings. You can set configuration settings inside the config.xml file itself or through commands in the DarkSpiritz shell.

Features:

These are features that Team prides them self on based on this program:

  • Real Time Updating of Configuration
  • Never a need to restart the program even when adding plugins or editing them.
  • Easy to use UX
  • Multi-functionality

Credit: Ryan & M4cs

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