README.md

Tested on Kali Linux. Should work with all Debian based distros (and other ones if you have the right packages installed)

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BabySploit is a penetration testing framework aimed at making it easy to learn how to use bigger,
more complicated frameworks like Metasploit. With a very easy to use UI and toolkit, anybody
from any experience level will find use out of BabySploit. Below are some screenshots of the framework.

Changelog:

Types of Updates:

• Updates: Framework has been updated with new features or major fixes.
• Releases: Stable release milestone.
• Hotfix: Quick hotfix. Minor bug fix or minor change.

0.1.6 Update:

• Added Cloudflare Bypasser
• Added WPSeku WP Vuln Scan

0.1.4 & 0.1.5 Hotfixes:

• Fix updater

0.1.3 Hotfix:

• Fix Method of grabbing default gateway

0.1.2 Hotfix:

• Bug fixes

0.1.1 Hotfix:

• Fix Requirements.txt

0.1.0 Release:

• Basic Release

0.0.9 Hotfix:

• Fix Updater

0.0.8 Update:

• Fix Updater
• Add Raccoon Vuln Scan
• Fix PDFMeta
• Update Display

0.0.7 Hotfix:

• Fix some bugs

0.0.6 Update:

• Fix updater script
• Remove tcpdump
• Add ftpvulnscan and pdfmeta

Installation Instructions:

BabySploit is best run out of the home directory so to clone it there run:

git clone git://github.com/M4cs/BabySploit ~/BabySploit

After cloning the installation you must install some pre-requisites. If you are on Kali you should already have all of these installed but it doesn't hurt to do so anyways just in case. Do so by running the following:

*from within the babysploit directory*
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install exploitdb netcat nmap php7.0 perl -y
wget http://owl.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/Image-ExifTool-11.17.tar.gz
tar xf Image-ExifTool-11.17.tar.gz
cd Image-ExifTool-11.17
perl MakeFile
make test
sudo make install
cd ..
sudo rm -rf Image-ExifTool-11.17

After installing these binaries you must install required Python 3 modules. To do so run the following:

*from within the BabySploit Directory*
pip3 install -r requirements.txt --user

Getting Started:

Setting Configuration Values:

BabySploit uses ConfigParser in order to write and read configuration. Your config file is automatically generated and located at ./babysploit/config/config.cfg. You can manually change configuration settings by opening up the file and editing with a text editor or you can use the set command to set a new value for a key. Use the set command like so:

set rhost
>> Enter Value For rhost: 10
>> Config Key Saved!

If before running this command the rhost key had a value of 80, the rhost key after running this command has a value of 10. You can also add configuration variables to the config by using the set command with a new key after it like so:

set newkey
>> Enter Value For newkey: hello
>> Config Key Saved!

Before running this there was no key named "newkey". After running this you will have a key named "newkey" in your config until you use the reset command which resets the saved configuration.

Running A Tool

In order to run a tool all you have to do is enter the name of the tool into BabySploit. You can use the tools command to display a menu with all the currently availble tools. If we run tools we get the depiction:

*this depiction may be outdated*

This menu will display the tools available and the description of each tool. To run a tool simply enter the tool name into BabySploit. Ex: ftpbruteforce - runs the ftpbruteforce tool.

Features (Current, In The Works, Planned):

Visit project board for tools.

• Information Gathering
• Exploitation
• Post Exploitation
• Bruteforcing
• Phishing
• Cryptography/Stenography

Information Gathering:

• Nmap
• IP Info
• Tcpdump (In The Works)
• Datasploit (In The Works)
• Censys Lookup
• DNS Lookup
• Raccoon

Exploitation:

• Searchsploit
• ReverseShell Wizard
• FTP Buffer Overflow Scan

Post Exploitation:

• In The Works

Bruteforcing:

• FTP Bruteforcer

Phishing:

• BlackEye Python

Crypto/Stegano:

• MetaKiller
• PDFMeta

Contributing

Feel free to contribute by making plugins or fixing bugs with a Pull Request. All contributions are helpful and will help make this a great tool.

Licensed Under MIT.

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