Pentest Machine automates some pentesting work via an nmap XML file. As soon as each command finishes it writes its output to the terminal and the files in output-by-service/ and output-by-host/. Runs fast-returning commands first. Please send me protocols/commands/options that you would like to see included.
./setup.sh
source pm/bin/activate
Read from Nmap XML file
sudo ./pentest-machine -x nmapfile.xml
Perform an Nmap scan with a hostlist then use those results The Nmap scan will do the top 1000 TCP ports and the top 100 UDP ports along with service enumeration It will save as pm-nmap.[xml/nmap/gnmap] in the current working directory
sudo ./pentest-machine -l hostlist.txt
Skip the patator bruteforcing and all SIP and HTTP commands -s parameter can skip both command names as well as protocol names
sudo ./pentest-machine -s patator,sip,http -x nmapfile.xml
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