Octopus - Network Scan/Infos & Web Scan
If you are on a Linux subsystem, you can't use nmap. Here is the solution in order to be able to use it : On your Linux, type this command :
root@Debian:~# alias nmap='"/mnt/c/Program Files (x86)/Nmap/nmap.exe"'
Change the path if necessary, but you must have NMAP on your Windows system Link for nmap : https://nmap.org/download.html
root@Debian:~# sudo apt update
root@Debian:~# git clone https://github.com/UnknowUser50/Octopus
root@Debian:~# cd Octopus/
root@Debian:~# sudo chmod 755 *
if you are on a subsystem, run first :
root@Debian:~# sudo ./Subsystem_WIN.sh
else :
root@Debian:~# sudo ./install.sh
root@Debian:~# sudo ./Octopus.sh
It is advisable to update Octopus regularly, at least once a week. Just run update script : This script will save all files created beforehand, don't worry !
root@Debian:~# sudo ./update.sh
Linux :
Windows
Warning, if you use a system other than Kali Linux, remember to check if the packages necessary for the proper functioning of Octopus are installed.
Octopus is a script writting in bash. I decide to develop a script for all poeple who are new to computer security to make it easier for them. Each script output/results will also be written to a text file. Octopus using existing tools, it only takes their use. These tools do not belong to me and I do not give them the rights. Today, Octopus has 3 analysis modules and one for connection. The modules are as follow :
Main modules
Other modules
> recon-ng
> marketplace install all
> /usr/share/wordlists/dirbuster/directory-list-lowercase-2.3-medium.txt
root@Debian:~# ssh [email protected]
root@Debian:~# sudo systemctl stop ssh
root@Debian:~# sudo journalctl -n 100
root@Debian:~# sudo journalctl -n 100 | grep "error*"
root@Debian:~# sudo journalctl -n 100 | grep "failed*"
Octopus is a tool reserved for professional or educational use ! Under no circumstances should it be used for the purpose of harming others or a system that does not belong to you. As a reminder, any intrusion or attempted intrusion is punishable by law ! I am no way responsible for your actions, thank you for your understanding.
Image 1 : Andrée Wallin Image 2 : Disse86