Initially developed as an internal tool for @5amu's day job, thanks to @cekout it became clear that the software could be generalized for a larger audience. So it became public. The project is heavily inspired by nuclei, but it targets another audience, such as professionals testing network objects with SSH or Telnet credentials.
usage: staresc [-h] [-d] [-c C] [-ocsv filename] [-oxlsx filename] [-ojson filename] [-oall pattern] (-t | -v | -f F | connection)
Make SSH/TELNET PTs great again!
positional arguments:
connection schema://user:auth@host:port
auth can be either a password or a path to ssh
privkey, specified as \\path\\to\\privkey
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-d, --debug increase output verbosity to debug mode
-c C, --config C path to plugins directory
-oall pattern, --output-all pattern
export results in all possible formats
-t, --test test staresc integrity
-v, --version print version and exit
-f F, --file F input file: 1 connection string per line
-ocsv filename, --output-csv filename
export results on a csv file
-oxlsx filename, --output-xlsx filename
export results on a xlsx (MS Excel) file
-ojson filename, --output-json filename
export results on a json file
git clone https://github.com/staresc/staresc && cd staresc
sudo make installDownload the latest version of the pyinstaller's compiled binary: https://github.com/staresc/staresc/releases/download/latest/staresc
paru -S staresc
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