Reverie – Automated Pentest Tools Designed For Parrot Linux

Reverie is an automated Pentest Tools Designed For Parrot Linux.

This tool will make your basic pentesting task like Information Gathering, Security Auditing, And Reporting so this tool will do every task fully automatic.

Usage Guide

Download or Clone

~# git clone https://github.com/baguswiratmaadi/reverie

Go Inside reverie Dir

~# cd reverie

Give Permission To reverie

~# chmod 777 *.sh

Run reverie without install

~# ./reverie.sh

If you want to install reverie

~# ./install.sh

Pentest Tools Auto Executed With Reverie

  • Whois Lookup
  • DNSwalk
  • Nmap
  • Dmitry
  • Whatweb
  • wafw00f
  • Load Balancing Detector
  • SSLyze
  • TLSSled
  • Automater
  • Nikto
  • And More Tool Soon

Also Read – Raptor WAF : Web Application Firewall Using DFA Beta

Preview of Reverie Auto Pentest

Tools Preview:

Output Result

Report In HTML

Disclaimer

  • Do not scan government and private IT objects without legal permission.
  • Do At Your Own Risk
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