labsecurity
labsecurity is a framework and its use is for ethical hacking and computer security.
Warning
This tool is only for educational purpose.
If you use this tool for other purposes except education we will not be responsible.
As the developer of the labsecurity software, I am not responsible if you use this software for illegal purposes this software was created in order to find vulnerabilities within a specific system or software both common server or a pc, to report it and try to improve the software and that way that vulnerability will not exist, this software is also used for educational purposes with which to teach how a hacker accesses information that he should not have, and how to prevent it.
What can labsecurity do
- You can get the information from the headers of a website
- You can get the WordPress version although researching also finds the Jekyll version
- You can scan a public ip
- Can scan ports using nmap
- It can do a lot of cool things
Pre-requirements
The requirements to use the system is to have the following python modules installed:
colorama
requests
python-nmap
wheel
Installation
To install labsecurity on linux run these commands on your Linux Terminal.
git clone https://github.com/dylanmeca/labsecurity
cd labsecurity
chmod +x *;ls
python3 setup.py install
Once done, it begins to install.
to start labsecurity you just have to put the labsecurity
command in the terminal.
Ready
Usage:
To use the labsecurity command you just have to put the labsecurity
command, and once that is done the system console will be loaded.
To obtain information on the commands, you can execute the help
command within the console to obtain information on the main commands. And you can use the show options
command to get information from the other commands.
Documentation
The project documentation is in: https://dylanmeca.github.io/labsecurity
Authors
- Dylan Meca - Initial Work - dylanmeca
You can also look at the list of all contributors who have participated in this project.
Contributing
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details of our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests.
License
The license for this project is MIT