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    torssh

    Makes a SSH conection through TOR

    A simple bash script to make a secure shell (SSH) connection using the TOR network. This script requires Tor and proxychains installed.
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    nfslap

    nfslap

    Automated NFS misconfiguration root obtainer

    This is a quick script I wrote to automate a rather inconveniently long sequence of terminal commands to compromise a misconfigured nfs server, and obtain root. In other words i'm lazy, so I wrote a bash script. Password is: FELIX Programmed on kali linux, to use on metasploitable2.
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    Inotifyfs is a set of scripts, primarily on bash to allow user keep remote and local folders synced in real time in efficient way based on inotify kernel evens and function in user space.
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    Chronicle is a set of BASH shell scripts that use rsync to back up data to a remote host. Snapshots are created and rotated using hard links to minimize storage requirements.
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    yessh is a bash project with autologin and password crypted it using ssh client
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    This is a ssh command-line front-end tool coding with bash.
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    The RBSEE (Remote Bash Script Execution Engine) is set of the bash script which allows user to send & execute scripts on a remote platform and then collect and assert results. Mainly used for test automation.
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    UberShell

    Enhanced Linux shell using bash and zsh

    Enhanced shell with multiple windows and added commands To install run: sh <(curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DennisHeine/UberShell/master/install_ubershell.sh) Custom commands added to the default shell (zsh): cscript <script>: executes a C/C++ script. example: cscript "printf("Hello World!");" noobhelp: Short desc of commands in /bin/ memusage: Top memory usage topdirs: Top directory space usage push/pop: Save current dir / return there serve: Opens a webserver at port 8084 and serves a file servedir: Opens a webserver at port 8000 and serves a dir servelog: Serves tail of syslog on port 12345 sizeof: List total sizes of subdirectorys largedirs: Lists directorys with 100+ MB disk usage mkdirc : Creates a dir and changes to it freefile : Kills all processes using a file lastedited: Shows which files have been edited findbin: Finds binary files not installed by dpkg frename : Renames parts of a filename connections: Shows network connections [...]
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