A simple shell wrapper for superior logging capabilities. All commands are logged to ~/log_dps_history.csv with with When,Host,Network,Who,Where,What. This project requires Python3 and the following Python modules,

• prompt_toolkit # for TAB autocompletion of $PATH and built-in commands
• os # for path object
• sys # for exit
• re # regular expressions
• ifaddr # NIC info
• socket # for hostname
• getpass # for username
• datetime # for dates and times
• subprocess # executes cmds by passing them to /bin/bash
• configparser # parses dps.ini file

These are set with PRMPT_STYL in the ~/.dps/dps.ini file or with the dps_config prompt (0-9) built-in command.

PRMPT_STYL value of 0 or DPS using dps_config

PRMPT_STYL value of 1 or PIRATE using dps_config

PRMPT_STYL value of 2 or BONEYARD using dps_config

PRMPT_STYL value of 3 or 1980S using dps_config

Below is example log output for DPS. All logs are located in ~/.dps/ with the date used in the file name. Unlike other terminal s which store command history in as session-like manner, DPS will show the command history of all commands issued within a current day from all terminal sessions.

[email protected]:/tmp/dps/(dps)# cat ~/.dps/2020-10-18_dps_log.csv                                         
When,Host,Network,Who,Where,What
2020-10-18 11:32:32.253098,demon2.9,ens33:192.168.159.132,root,/tmp/dps,dps_config prompt 3
2020-10-18 11:32:34.377993,demon2.9,ens33:192.168.159.132,root,/tmp/dps,exit
2020-10-18 11:32:40.805349,demon2.9,ens33:192.168.159.132,root,/tmp/dps,ifconfig
[email protected]:/tmp/dps/(dps)#                                                                           

Because this is built with prompt_toolkit, the shell has a lot of great built-in features.

• Use pipes for stdout, stderr just like you would in a native shell

The following keyboard shortcuts are available,

• CTRL+A - move the cursor to the beginning of the line
• CTRL+P - enter the previous command into the temrinal
• CTRL+C - exit the shell gracefully
• CTRL+R - search history
• Up and Down arrows - flip through command history

The following are built-in commands,

• dps_uid_gen - generate a list of UIDs from a CSV file
• dps_wifi_mon - set a Wi-Fi device into monitor mode
• dps_stats - show log stats
• dps_config - set configuration options, such as prompt style
• clear - clear the terminal
• cd - change current working directory
• history - view your command history for your current session file (ALL HISTORY)

To install DPS, simply install the requirements using pip3 and copy the dps.py into your $PATH like /usr/local/bin, etc:

root@kali:~# cd /tmp
root@kali:/tmp# git clone https://github.com/weaknetlabs/dps.git
root@kali:/tmp# cd dps
root@kali:/tmp/dps# pip3 install -r requirements.txt
root@kali:/tmp/dps# cp dps.py /usr/local/bin/
root@kali:/tmp/dps# dps.py