shell-scripts

A collection of various shell scripts for automation of common tasks

windows_collection.bat

A Windows .bat script for enumerating a system for forensic analysis. Sends all output to a file for later parsing.

autoSCP.sh

Tool for automatically copying the contents of a folder to a remote system after connecting to wifi.
Should be run with a cron-job or other automation so it is always checking for wifi connection. Useful for Raspberry pi or android phones with a terminal installed.

install-apps.sh

Script for installing the tools you need for an engagement when you can't bring "hacking tools" with you. Warning! Doing this blindly can break your distro. Make sure to be careful what you are installing, and don't overwrite system dependencies!

ipaddr.sh

Lists the IP addresses for each interface.

list.sh

Gets a list of the files in a directory and displays a count of the number of files.

menu.sh

Test of the case/switch function for bash shell scripting, with a simple menu for choosing the command to run

multitool.sh

Mega tool with many different options: Made to demonstrate different shell script capabilities.

1. Add a user
2. Change your SSH Port
3. Set a static IP.
4. Change your MAC address (WIP).
5. Create a folder.
6. Do a ping sweep of a network.
7. Put a wireless card in monitor/managed mode. (WIP)
8. Monitor wifi. (WIP)
9. Setup a reverse SSH Tunnel. (WIP)
10. Create mangled wordlist. (WIP)
11. Crack passwords with hashcat. (WIP)

python-fileShare.sh

Creates a Python3 HTTP server, listing the files in the specified directory with ready to copy wget links. Updated to optionally take a port to share over, and a directory to share.
Defaults are port 8099 and to share the directory the script is run from.