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CYBERONIX

Description

Cyberonix is an open-source and free tool developed by Team Defronix Cyber Security Pvt. Ltd. Initially created by a team of students during their internship at Defronix after completing their Diploma in Cyber Security Training.

This tool serves as a comprehensive resource hub for the Cyber Security Community. Our objective is to establish it as a one-stop solution for hackers, providing resources on various topics within Cyber Security. We are committed to regularly updating the tool and incorporating new and relevant resources.

Please feel free to suggest any features you would like to see in this tool, we welcome your input and will be delighted to include suggested features in our upcoming updates.

Install Usage Categories ScreenShots Contributors

Installation

Update your system packages:

sudo apt update -y && apt full-upgrade -y

Clone the Cyberonix repository from GitHub:

git clone https://github.com/TeamDefronix/Cyberonix.git

Navigate to the Cyberonix directory:

cd Cyberonix

Make the setup script executable:

chmod +x setup.py

Run the setup script using Python3:

sudo python3 setup.py

Execute Cyberonix:

cyberonix

PIP intallation

pip install cyberonix

If you encounter the "Externally-Managed-Environment" issue on your machine, please refer to our blog for a solution. You can find detailed information and steps to resolve this problem by clicking here.

Usage

To display the help menu, use the following command: cyberonix -h
To exit the Cyberonix tool, press: ctrl+c
Press the enter key to navigate back.

Below are the instructions to access the tool's help function, along with a complete list of all available switches:

Welcome to Cyberonix - Your Cyber Security Resource Hub!

Basic Options:

  -h, --help                  : Get this help message.
  --domain DOMAIN, -D DOMAIN   : Target a specific domain.
  --output OUTPUT, -o OUTPUT   : Save results to a file (provide the file path).
  --file FILE, -f FILE         : Read input from a file (provide the file path).
  --ip IP, -ip IP             : Target a specific IP address.

Main Functions:

  --tools, -t                 : Access various cybersecurity tools.
  --cheatsheet, -c            : Get a cybersecurity reference guide.

IP Operations:

  --getip, -gip               : Get the IP address of a domain.
  
  Can use with: --domain, --file, --output

  --ipinfo, -ipi              : Get information about an IP address.

  Can use with: --ip, --file, --output

DNS Operations:

  --dnsrecord, -dns           : Get DNS records for a domain.

  Can use with: --domain, --file, --output

  --record RECORD, -r RECORD   : Specify the type of DNS record (e.g., A, TXT, MX).

  usage: --record <type>

ASN Record:

  --asnrecord, -asn           : Get ASN (network) information.

  Can use with: --ip, --file, --output

Screenshoting:

  --screenshot, -s            : Take a website screenshot.

  Can use with: --domain, --file, --output

HTTP Status:

  --http-status, -S           : Check a website's HTTP status code.

  Can use with: --domain, --file, --output

Remove Duplicate:

  --remove-duplicate, -rd     : Remove duplicate lines from a file.

  Can use with: --file, --output

Password Generation:

  --passwordgen, -P           : Generate a secure password.
  --default-password-gen, -pass: Generate a strong random password (recommended).

  Customization Options:

  --upper, -u                 : Include uppercase letters.
  --lower, -l                 : Include lowercase letters.
  --digits, -d                : Include numbers.
  --punctuation, -p           : Include symbols.
  --length LENGTH, -L LENGTH   : Set password length (default is 8).
  --checkpassword, -C         : Test the strength of a password.

Worlist Generation:

  --worlist, -w                : To generate a wordlist
  --characters,-c              : Set of characters to include in the wordlist (Default = abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789 )
  --min_length, -min           : Minimum length of the words  ( Default = 4 )
  --max_length, -max           : Maximum length of the words  ( Default = 6 )
  --output_file, -ot           : Output file name   ( Default = custom_wordlist.txt )

Categories

Tools

`Information Gathering`

Tool Name	Tool Name	Tool Name
Useful Websites	Nmap	Subfinder
Maltego	Dracnmap	Red_Hawk
Th3Inspector	Hping3	Arping
Netdiscover	The Harvester	Wafw00f
Recon-Ng	Sublist3R	Spiderfoot
Amass

`Vulnerability Analysis`

Tool Name	Tool Name	Tool Name
Wpscan	Wireshark	Wapiti
Nmap	Legion	Nikto
Wfuzz

`Web Application Analysis`

Tool Name	Tool Name	Tool Name
Burp Suite	Dirsearch	Owasp Zap
Dirbuster	Nikto	Wapiti
Nessus	Dirb	Nuclei
Ffuf

`Password Attacks`

Brute Force Attacks

Tool Name	Tool Name	Tool Name
Hashcat	John The Ripper	Hydra
Johnny (GUI John)	Brutus	Dirbuster
Reaver	Dirsearch

Dicitionary Attacks

Tool Name	Tool Name	Tool Name
Hashcat	John The Ripper	Hydra
Medusa	Ncrack	Johnny (GUI John)

Rainbow Table Attacks

Tool Name	Tool Name
Rainbowcrack	Ophcrack

Wordlist Generator

Tool Name	Tool Name	Tool Name
Crunch	Cupp	Bopscrk

Phishing Attacks

Tool Name	Tool Name	Tool Name
Social-Engineer Toolkit (SET)	Hiddeneye	R3Bu5
Zphisher	Shellphish	Gophish (GUI)
Camphish

Keylogger Attacks

Tool Name	Tool Name
Zlogger	Keylogger

`Wireless Attacks`

Tool Name	Tool Name	Tool Name
Kismet	Wifite	Fern Wifi Cracker
Aircrack-Ng	Fluxion	Wifiphisher

`Exploitation Tools`

Tool Name	Tool Name	Tool Name
Metasploit	Crackmapexec	Searchsploit
Beef	Routersploit	Sqlmap
Seclists	Airmitage

`Sniffing And Spoofing`

Tool Name	Tool Name	Tool Name
Wireshark	Bettercap	Tcpdump
Arpspoof	Dsniff	Scapy
Netsniff-Ng	Macchanger	Responder
Airgeddon	Sharesniffer	Wifi-Pumpkin-3
Mitmproxy	Zaproxy

`Post Exploitation`

Tool Name	Tool Name	Tool Name
Metasploit-Framework	Linpeas	Linenum
Sudo Killer	Beroot	Linux Exploit Suggester 2
LSE (Linux Smart Enumeration)	Pspy	Bashark
Linux Private-I	Shellter	Amber
Upx (Ultimate Packer for Executable)	Covermyass

`Anonymity`

Tool Name	Tool Name	Tool Name
Tor	Anonsurf	Nipe
Proxychain

`Framework`

Tool Name	Tool Name
OSINT Framework	MITRE Framework

`Pentesting And Bug-Bounty`

Information Gathering

Tool Name	Tool Name	Tool Name
Useful Websites	Nmap	Subfinder
Maltego	Dracnmap	Red_Hawk
Th3Inspector	Hping3	Arping
Netdiscover	The Harvester	Wafw00f
Recon-Ng	Sublist3R	Spiderfoot
Amass

Configuration Management

Tool Name	Tool Name	Tool Name
Dirb	gobuster	Nikto
Wfuzz	Skipfish	Dirbuster
Feroxbuster	Nmap	Httpie
Metasploit	Securityheaders	Sqlmap
Trufflehog	Gitleaks	Secretfinder

Secure Transmission

Writeups	Writeups
Check SSL Version, Algorithms, Key Length	Check for Digital Certificate Validity
Check Credentials Only Delivered Over HTTPS	Check Session Tokens Only Delivered Over HTTPS
Check if HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS)

Authentication

Writeups	Writeups	Writeups
User Enumeration	Authentication Bypass	Vulnerable Remember Me Functionality
Password Reset	Captcha Bypass	Autocomplete On
Multifactor Authentication	Logout Functionality	Cache Management
Default Credentials

Session Management

Tool Name	Tool Name	Tool Name
OWASP Zap	BurpSuite	Nikto
Nmap	Wapiti	Nessus
Nuclei	Fiddler	Penetration Testers Framework (PTF)

Authorization

Tool Name	Tool Name	Tool Name
BurpSuite	Wireshark	OWASP Zap
Nessus	Hydra	Beef
Sqlmap	Metasploit	Nmap
Penetration Testers Framework (PTF)

Data Validation

Tool Name	Tool Name	Tool Name
XSS	XXE - XML	HTML Injection
SQL Injection	Command Injection	HTTP Smuggling
HTTP Parameter Pollution	Open Redirection	LFI

Denial Of Service

Tool Name	Tool Name
Goldeneye	Slowhttptest
Thc-SSL-Dos	Slowloris

Business Logic

Writeups	Writeups
Business Logic	Exploiting Business Logic Vulnerabilities
Web Application — Business Logic Vulnerabilities	Business Logic Flaw

Cryptography

Tool Name	Tool Name	Tool Name
SSLstrip	Bettercap	Ettercap
SSLyze	0-Saft	SSLscan
SSLLabs

Risky Functionality - File Uploads

Tool Name	Tool Name
Fuxploider	Upload Scanner

Risky Functionality - Card Payment

Tool Name	Tool Name	Tool Name
BurpSuite	Wireshark	OWASP Zap
Nessus	SQLmap	Fiddler
Metasploit	Nmap	Penetration Testers Framework (PTF)

Html 5

Writeups	Writeups	Writeups
Web Messaging	Web Storage SQL Injection	CORS Implementation

Cheatsheets
- Nmap
- Maltego
- Hping3
- Netdiscover
- Wafw00F
- Metasploit-Framework
- Wireshark
- Bettercap
- Tcpdump
- Scapy
- Responder
- Airgeddon
- Wpscan
- Wapiti
- Legion
- Nikto
- Burp Suite
- Owasp Zap
- Nessus
- Dirb
- Skipfish
- Nuclei
- Wifite
- Aircrack-Ng
Certifications & Roadmap
- Beginner Level Certifications
  - CEH
  - C|PENT
  - C|HFI
  - CompTIA+
  - CompTIA Linux+
  - CompTIA Network+
  - CompTIA Security+
  - CCNA
  - DDFS
- Advance Level Certifications
  - DCSP
  - CISSP
  - OSCP
  - OSWE
Bug Bounty
- Bug Bounty for Beginners
- Reconnaissance
- Intel Discovery
- Enumeration
- Vulnerability Analysis
- Exploitation
- Reporting

Screenshots

Socials

Support

Thanks To All Contributors

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cyberonix's Introduction

CYBERONIX

Description

Installation

PIP intallation

Usage

Categories

Tools

Information Gathering

Vulnerability Analysis

Web Application Analysis

Password Attacks

Brute Force Attacks

Dicitionary Attacks

Rainbow Table Attacks

Wordlist Generator

Phishing Attacks

Keylogger Attacks

Wireless Attacks

Exploitation Tools

Sniffing And Spoofing

Post Exploitation

Anonymity

Framework

Pentesting And Bug-Bounty

Information Gathering

Configuration Management

Secure Transmission

Authentication

Session Management

Authorization

Data Validation

Denial Of Service

Business Logic

Cryptography

Risky Functionality - File Uploads

Risky Functionality - Card Payment

Html 5

Cheatsheets

Certifications & Roadmap

Beginner Level Certifications

Advance Level Certifications

Bug Bounty

Screenshots

Socials

Support

Thanks To All Contributors

cyberonix's People

Contributors

Stargazers

Watchers

Forkers

cyberonix's Issues

Recommend Projects

Recommend Topics

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`Information Gathering`

`Vulnerability Analysis`

`Web Application Analysis`

`Password Attacks`

`Wireless Attacks`

`Exploitation Tools`

`Sniffing And Spoofing`

`Post Exploitation`

`Anonymity`

`Framework`

`Pentesting And Bug-Bounty`