probeKit

A simple tool written in Python for basic reconnaissance

Requirements

Python: 3.6>=x<10, Python 3.6>=x<10 compatible pip, nmap, python-scapy, python-nmap, readline

OS: Unix based operating system(macOS, Linux, etc.), Windows 10.

• note: install npcap before using this tool on Windows
  • Also powershell commands feature would not work in windows

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Installation

Debian/Ubuntu

git clone https://github.com/theEndurance-del/probeKit.git && cd ./probeKit
sudo apt install nmap python-pip python3-wheel python3-dev
pip install -r requirements.txt

Arch based distributions

git clone https://github.com/theEndurance-del/probeKit.git && cd ./probeKit
sudo pacman -Syu nmap python-pip
pip install -r requirements.txt

Note: If possible try installing the dependencies listed in requirements.txt via pacman, since installing it via pip might break future pacman installations.

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Windows 10/11

• Install nmap and npcap from the official website.
• Install python3.6>=x<10 from python's official or from Micrsoft store.
• Then copy and paste the following commands in windows powershell,

git clone https://github.com/theEndurance-del/probeKit.git
set-location .\probeKit\
python -m pip install -r .\requirements.txt

Note: There is a bug in the pyreadline library which might prevent launching this script, please refer to this comment to fix it temporarily, till the issue is fixed in the pyreadline upstream.

Usage

Start the interpreter by typing the following in your terminal: python3 ./probeKit/interpreter.py

Show help by using the help command.

This is the help shown:

Usage: [verb] [options]
Available verbs are: set, help, exit, back, clear, run

    use         use an available module(*)
    show        shows information on provided argument(*)
    set         assignes values to available options(*)
    help        prints this help message
    exit        exits the whole interpreter
    back        moves back to the module selector
    clear       clears screen
    run         runs the selected module
    about       prints details about specified module(*)
    list        prints available modules
    banner      prints an ascii banner
    alias       set an alias for a command(*)
    unalias     unset a pre-existing alias(*)

Run help [command] for more information(only the commands marked with (*) have a seperate help)

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Customization

This toolkit has it's own default set of colors.

red => Alerts or critical points
yellow => warnings or significant changes
green => successfull result or helpful text
blue => default prompt color

Also there is an option to provide default values to options.

Please edit UserConfig.py file to change color settings or option settings.

The config also provides a powershell and a nonpowershell theme (use the powershell theme if using windows powershell, not required in windows 11).