Osmedeus is a Workflow Engine for Offensive Security.
Installation
NOTE that you need some essential tools like curl, wget, git, zip
and login as root to start
bash -c “$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/osmedeus/osmedeus-base/master/install.sh)”
Build the engine from source
Make sure you installed golang >= v1.17
mkdir -p $GOPATH/src/github.com/j3ssie
git clone –depth=1 https://github.com/j3ssie/osmedeus $GOPATH/src/github.com/j3ssie/osmedeus
cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/j3ssie/osmedeus
make build
Usage
Scan Usage:
osmedeus scan -f [flowName] -t [target]
osmedeus scan -m [modulePath] -T [targetsFile]
osmedeus scan -f /path/to/flow.yaml -t [target]
osmedeus scan -m /path/to/module.yaml -t [target] –params ‘port=9200’
osmedeus scan -m /path/to/module.yaml -t [target] -l /tmp/log.log
cat targets | osmedeus scan -f sample
Practical Scan Usage:
osmedeus scan -T list_of_targets.txt -W custom_workspaces
osmedeus scan -t target.com -w workspace_name –debug
osmedeus scan -f general -t www.sample.com
osmedeus scan -f gdirb -T list_of_target.txt
osmedeus scan -m ~/.osmedeus/core/workflow/test/dirbscan.yaml -t list_of_urls.txt
osmedeus scan –wfFolder ~/custom-workflow/ -f your-custom-workflow -t list_of_urls.txt
Provider Usage:
osmedeus provider build
osmedeus provider build –token xxx –rebuild –ic
osmedeus provider create –name ‘sample’
osmedeus provider health –debug
Cloud Usage:
osmedeus cloud -f [flowName] -t [target]
osmedeus cloud -m [modulePath] -t [target]
osmedeus cloud -c 10 -f [flowName] -T [targetsFile]
osmedeus cloud –token xxx -G -c 10 -f [flowName] -T [targetsFile]
osmedeus cloud –chunk -c 10 -f [flowName] -t [targetsFile]
Utilities Usage:
osmedeus health
osmedeus version –json
osmedeus utils tmux ls
osmedeus utils tmux logs -A -l 10
osmedeus utils ps
osmedeus utils ps –proc ‘jaeles’
osmedeus utils cron –cmd ‘osmdeus scan -t example.com’ –sch 60
osmedeus utils cron –for –cmd ‘osmedeus scan -t example.com’
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