Creating a minimal docker container of Parrot OS for running an automated pentest.
This docker container can be used for auditing all standard security assessment for you.
There are more than 20 Modules has been Integrated with in the container which can be used for automated pentest.
- Whois domain analyzer
- Nslookup
- Nmap
- Uniscan
- TheHarvester
- Metagoofil
- Dirb
- DNSRecon
- DNSmap
- Wafw00f
- Nikto
- XssPy
- XSStrike
- WhatWeb
- Wapiti
- WPscan
- Joomscan
- Droopescan ( CMS Vulnerability Scanner WordPress, Joomla, Silverstripe, Drupal, And Moodle)
- SSLScan
- SSLyze
- A2SV
- WFuzz
- Intel-Gathering
- Vulnerability Analysis
- Security Auditing
- OSINT
- System Enumeration
- Fuzzing
- CMS Auditing
- SSL Security Auditing
- WAF Auditing
- Intel-Gathering
- On top of that, you can install your own packages, please check this repo
Create a docker volume to store your automated pentest reports
▶ docker volume create pentest-reports
▶ git clone https://github.com/vishnudxb/automated-pentest.git && cd automated-pentest &&
docker build -t=localhost/pentest . &&
docker run -d --name pentest -d -v pentest-reports:/src -it localhost/pentest
▶ docker run -d --name pentest -d -v pentest-reports:/src vishnunair/pentest:latest
▶ docker exec -it pentest bash
┌─[root@299c024d07ef]─[/src]
└──╼ #./pentest.sh -d example.com
All the reports can be seen in /src inside the container however you can also access it from your local machine.
If your docker host is Linux, you can find Docker volumes by /var/lib/docker/volumes path.
▶ docker volume inspect pentest-reports
However if you're using MacOs. Try to cd /var/lib/docker/volumes from your MacOS terminal, and you'll get nothing. You see, your Mac machine isn't a real Docker host.
So execute the below script to access the reports from your local machine path ~/Documents/
and you can use any browser to view the reports:
▶ bash ./volume.sh
Check your ~/Documents/src folder for the reports