manTool

This is basic tool which can be used to automate your pentesting.

Are you pentester? So you use many tools again and again? Here is the solution, you can add as many tools as you can and run with just one command. This tool will allow you to run many tools with just one command.

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					made by Pushpam kumar @00pushpam

Installation

$git clone https://github.com/Pushpamk/manTool.git
$cd manTool/
$make install

Demo Video

Usage

Add your Tool:
-a options accept number of tools you want to enter
$mantool -a 2

Now give toolname , absolute path of the tool directory and command so that your tool can execut. If the tool accept target website then write target in place of the website you want your tool to execute. eg:
$mantool -a 2
$[+] Enter Tool Name of 1 Tool: sublister
$[+] Enter Tool path: absolute path
$[+] How you want to execute: ./sublist3r.py -d target
$[+] Enter Tool Name of 2 Tool: dirsearch
$[+] Enter Tool path: /root/.../
$[+] How you want to execute: ./dirsearch -u target -e *

Provide your target website using -t option:
$mantool -t https://targetsite

You can run tools of your choice with -r option:
$mantool -t https://targetsite -r tool1 tool2 .. tooln

If you want to run all the added tools then give '-r e':
$mantool -t https://targetsite -r e

If you want to edit added tool then give '-e toolname':
$mantool -e lol

If you want to delete added tool then use -d toolname
$mantool -d toolname

List all the added tool with --list
$mantool --list

Uninstallation

make uninstall

Licensed under the MIT License