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th3j0kr/kali-ptf

By th3j0kr

•Updated about 7 years ago

A Kali container with custom set of tools installed.

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th3j0kr/kali-ptf repository overview

⁠The Custom Hackin' Container

⁠Overview

This is the source files and build scripts for my custom kali hackin' container. The container is built on top of the official kali container, then TrustedSec's Penetration Testing Framework (PTF)⁠ is installed which is then used to install some additional tooling. Finally some additional tools are installed by various methods to ensure an all-in-one hackin' box.

⁠Running

To run the container without persistant storage it is as easy as running docker run -it --rm th3j0kr/kali-ptf. If you want to keep the files in a persistent volume you can use docker run -it --rm --mount src=kali-root,dst=/root --mount src=kali-postgres,dst=/var/lib/postgresql th3j0kr/kali-ptf. This will create volumes kali-root and kali-postgres and map them to /root and /var/lib/postgres so even if the kali-ptf container is stopped and remove the data will last when it is spun back up.

The start_container.sh/ps1 scripts will start the container with persistent volumes shown above.

⁠Installed tools

  • nmap
  • hydra
  • RDPassSpray⁠
  • beef
  • findsploit
  • responder
  • routersploit
  • setoolkit
  • sqlmap
  • wpsploit
  • dnsrecon
  • enum4linux
  • windows-exploit-suggester
  • seclist
  • pivoter
  • dnscat2
  • crackmapexec
  • empire
  • unicorn
  • trevorc2
  • nikto
  • office365userenum
  • sslscan
  • wpscan
  • weevely

⁠Source

You can see the full source for this image on my gitlab page⁠

Tag summary

Content type

Image

Digest

Size

3.9 GB

Last updated

about 7 years ago

docker pull th3j0kr/kali-ptf