An experimental CLI tool for penetration testing
Caution: This project is intended solely for penetration testing purposes on your own networks. Unauthorized use on systems or networks that do not belong to you is strictly prohibited and may be illegal. I do not endorse, support, or bear any responsibility for any illegal activities conducted using this project. It is essential to adhere to ethical hacking practices and obtain proper authorization before engaging in penetration testing activities. Unauthorized penetration testing on external networks may lead to severe legal consequences. Use this tool responsibly and within the bounds of the law.
There are a few different ways to get gust.
# Clone project to the local workspace
git clone https://github.com/myTerminal/gust.git
# Switch to the project directory
cd gust
# Install with `make`
make install
Simply execute the below command in a terminal and the rest should be automatic.
/bin/bash -c "$(curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/myTerminal/gust/main/install)"
gust will soon be available to install from your operating system's package manager.
Currently, gust only supports a single command:
- gust-pmkid+ - runs a PMKID attack through prompts.
To learn more about the usage of a particular command, refer to the corresponding manpage:
man gust-pmkid+
In order to update gust, simply run:
gust-update
In order to uninstall gust, simply run:
gust-uninstall
gust depends on a few very basic and popular tools:
Currently, gust only depends on a single optional dependency. It is attempted to be fetched during the installation:
If not installed automatically, you may install it manually.
- Use audio feedback