Welcome to PwNixOS, a NixOS Flake that combines a strong focus on productivity with powerful tools for hacking.

PwNixOS places a strong emphasis on delivering a top-notch graphical experience by providing a visually appealing and productivity-focused interface.

PwNixOS offers a wide array of tools and utilities out of the box to support your hacking endeavors. From advanced network analysis and penetration testing tools to powerful scripting languages and development environments, PwNixOS equips you with the necessary arsenal to explore and manipulate computer systems to your heart's content.

One of the standout features of NixOS is its unique package management system called Nix. With Nix, you can easily install, update, and manage software packages on your system. What makes Nix special is its ability to provide isolated and reproducible environments for each package, ensuring that software installations do not interfere with one another. This allows for painless experimentation and easy rollback to previous configurations.

NixOS follows a declarative approach to system configuration. Instead of making changes directly to the system, you define the desired state of your system in a configuration file or flake (like this one). This configuration specifies all the packages, services, and settings you want, providing a clear and reproducible blueprint for your system. This declarative nature simplifies system administration, enables easy replication of configurations across multiple machines, and facilitates version control of your system setup.

This flake has custom hacking tools that are uploaded to the NUR. The purpose of these tools is to fill in the gaps that exist today in the official repositories and create a full arsenal of tools, with well-known tools such as BloodHound and lesser-known tools such as psudohash.

To get started with PwNixOS, follow these steps:

1. Installation: Install NixOS on your machine by following the official installation guide.
2. Clone this repo: git clone https://github.com/exploitoverload/PwNixOS.git ~/.config/nixos
3. Edit the username and hostname in flake.nix file with the names of your choice (lines 29 and 30).
4. Copy your specific hardware-configuration.nix file: You need to copy you hardware-configuration.nix file located at /etc/nixos/hardware-configuration.nix to the host folder.
5. Review default.nix file inside pwnix host folder. It contains the system modules of the flake like intel graphics, nvidia optimus or neo4j for BloodHound.
6. Enable Nix-Command and Flakes options: Edit your configuration.nix file located at /etc/nixos/configuration.nix adding this line -> nix.settings.experimental-features = [ "nix-command" "flakes" ];.
7. Rebuild your system (without the flake): Open a terminal and run -> sudo nixos-rebuild switch.
8. Apply the flake: Open a terminal and inside ~/.config/nixos/ run sudo nixos-rebuild boot --flake .#pwnix.
9. Reboot and cross fingers.

In order to start or stop the service, it has to be done via systemd using the following commands

systemctl start neo4j
systemctl stop neo4j

At the first start of the service, the neo4j user's password for the service must be configured using the web portal located at http://localhost:7474

• Add IP Addresses for current interface to waybar.
• Add click to copy IP in the network module of waybar.
• Add NvChad to the neovim configuration.
• Move waydroid to a module
• Move logitech wireless to a module

For more detailed information and documentation, please refer to the official NixOS manual.

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