misc_projects

Various tools I've made while during my growth and developement. None of these should require any installation, save installing python modules.

config_parser.c

This is an exercise in reading input from a file and handling / manipulating / storing / and validating the input supplied from it

Usage: ./config_parser <config file>

firewall_hero_iptables

This script takes recently established connections and applies them towards an iptables ruleset. This was utilized in Sam Bowne's Firewall Hero challenges. https://attack.samsclass.info/firewallhero/

hashCheck.py

An exercise in tkinter and graphical interfaces. Utilizes hash comparison to detect collisions / tampering.

nmap_parse.py

Takes the output from NMAP and puts it into .csv. 20180103: Supports Greppable and XML format.

Usage:   python3 ./nmap_parser.py [OPTION] -i [IN FILE] -o [OUTFILE]
Example: python3 nmap_parse.py -g -i /my/file -o /home/myout.csv

Options:
    -x|--xml        Parse NMAP XML Output
    -n|--normal     Parse Normal NMAP Output
    -g|--grepable   Parse Grepable NMAP Output
    -i|--infile     Input File
    -o|--outfile    Output File (ie../home/myout.csv)
    -h|--help       Halp plz..

proxychainsFill.py

A script I wrote to refill and harvest lists or proxyservers into proxychains configuration file. Utilizes BeautifulSoup to pull proxy information.

Usage:  python3 ./proxychainsFill.py [a|r]

Options:
    -a|--append     Append to existing proxychains.conf
    -r|--refill     Clear existing, and start from scratch

tm2csv.py

Similar to nmap_parse. This takes the Microsoft Threat Modeling HTML output and generates a csv.

Usage:      python3 ./tm2csv.py -i [IN FILE] -o [OUTFILE]
Example:    python3 ./tm2csv.py -i my_tm_doc.html -o my_tm_results.csv

Options:
    -i|--infile     Input File
    -o|--outfile    Output File (ie../home/myout.csv)
    -h|--help       Halp plz..