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Q: Is SecuSploitX legal to use?
A: Only use SecuSploitX on systems/assets you own or have explicit, written permission to test. Any unauthorized use is both illegal and unethical. Always respect the law and responsible disclosure guidelines.
Q: Can I use SecuSploitX on Windows, Mac, Linux, or Termux?
A: Yes! SecuSploitX is fully cross-platform and works on Windows, macOS, most Linux distributions, and even Termux (Android).
Q: How do I add a new module to SecuSploitX?
A:
- Fork the repository.
- Develop your module in the appropriate folder (e.g.,
modules/web/,modules/network/, etc.). - Clearly document your module and its usage.
- Submit a Pull Request (PR) for review.
Be sure to follow our contribution guidelines for best practices.
Q: Is there a graphical user interface (GUI)?
A: Yes! You can launch the GUI with:
python GUI/application.pyEnjoy a user-friendly, point-and-click experience for all modules and features.
Q: How do I launch SecuSploitX in terminal mode?
A:
Simply run:
python main.pyThis will start the interactive terminal environment where you can access all features and modules.
Q: How can I get help or support?
A:
- Open a new Issue for bug reports or technical problems.
- Start or join a topic in the Discussions tab for questions, ideas, or general support.
- Check the Wiki for guides and documentation.
- For confidential security issues, email the maintainers (see CONTRIBUTING.md).
Q: How do I update SecuSploitX to the latest version?
A:
If you cloned the repository via Git, just run:
git pull origin mainThen re-install dependencies if needed:
pip install -r requirements.txtQ: Where can I find documentation and usage examples?
A:
- The Wiki contains full documentation, tutorials, and examples.
- Each module usually has its own README or help section.
- For quick help, run:
or in GUI mode, check the “Help” menu.
python main.py --help
Q: Can I use SecuSploitX for bug bounty or CTFs?
A:
Absolutely! Many of our users are bug bounty hunters, redteamers, and CTF players. Just make sure you have explicit authorization before using the toolkit on any targets.
Q: How do I request a new feature or report a bug?
A:
- For feature requests, open a new Issue and select the “Feature Request” template.
- For bugs, please use the “Bug Report” template and provide as much detail as possible (logs, environment, steps to reproduce, etc.).
Q: I want to contribute but don’t know where to start!
A:
Check out our Contributing Guide and the “good first issue” label in the Issues tab.
You can help with code, documentation, testing, or even community support.
If your question isn’t answered here, feel free to start a discussion or contact the maintainers directly!