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Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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import os
import subprocess
Phase 4+5: Core architecture + shared console across all tool files Phase 4 (core.py — largely done in Phase 1, completed here): - HackingTool: add ARCHIVED, ARCHIVED_REASON, SUPPORTED_OS, REQUIRES_* fields - HackingTool: remove INSTALLATION_DIR (unused) - HackingToolsCollection: add _active_tools(), _archived_tools(), _incompatible_tools() - HackingToolsCollection: add _show_archived_tools() (option 98 sub-menu) - HackingToolsCollection.show_options(): filter by OS and ARCHIVED flag - OS-incompatible tools show count but are hidden from menu - Archived tools accessible via option 98 with reason displayed Phase 5 (all 22 remaining tool files): - Remove local console = Console() and _theme = Theme() from all 22 files - Remove P_COLOR and PURPLE_STYLE local constants - Add `from core import HackingTool, HackingToolsCollection, console` everywhere - Remove show_options() overrides from all collection classes (500+ lines deleted) - Remove pretty_print() overrides from all collection classes - Remove _get_attr() / _get_attr_fallback() helpers from all collection classes - Replace super(ClassName, self).__init__() → super().__init__() in all files - Remove # coding=utf-8 headers from all files - Fix remaining PURPLE_STYLE usages → "bold magenta" literal All 28 tool modules import cleanly. Zero local console instances remain.
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from core import HackingTool, HackingToolsCollection, console
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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from tools.others.android_attack import AndroidAttackTools
from tools.others.email_verifier import EmailVerifyTools
from tools.others.hash_crack import HashCrackingTools
from tools.others.homograph_attacks import IDNHomographAttackTools
from tools.others.mix_tools import MixTools
from tools.others.payload_injection import PayloadInjectorTools
from tools.others.socialmedia import SocialMediaBruteforceTools
from tools.others.socialmedia_finder import SocialMediaFinderTools
from tools.others.web_crawling import WebCrawlingTools
from tools.others.wifi_jamming import WifiJammingTools
Feat/rich UI menu lovely (#567)
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from rich.panel import Panel
from rich.prompt import Prompt
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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class HatCloud(HackingTool):
TITLE = "HatCloud(Bypass CloudFlare for IP)"
DESCRIPTION = "HatCloud build in Ruby. It makes bypass in CloudFlare for " \
"discover real IP."
INSTALL_COMMANDS = ["git clone https://github.com/HatBashBR/HatCloud.git"]
PROJECT_URL = "https://github.com/HatBashBR/HatCloud"
def run(self):
Phase 1+2: Fix all 30 critical bugs and 4 security vulnerabilities
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from config import get_tools_dir
from rich.prompt import Prompt
site = Prompt.ask("Enter Site")
# Bug 3 fix: os.chdir() replaced with cwd= parameter
subprocess.run(
["sudo", "ruby", "hatcloud.rb", "-b", site],
cwd=str(get_tools_dir() / "HatCloud"),
)
Refactored the whole project List of changes + Handling information about a tool has been improved a lot by providing a `HackingTool` class, which takes care of showing the options, running the selected option, executing the required commands + This class is designed with flexibililty and simplicity in mind, so adding a new tool is a lot easier, mention TITLE, DESCRIPTION, list of INSTALL_COMMANDS, RUN_COMMANDS and PROJECT_URL and there you go... + grouping all the `HackingTool`s is also made super simpler by providing a `HackingToolsCollection` class which groups the tools into their respective categories. Just add the instances of `HackingTool` classes to the TOOLS property of the `HackingToolsCollection`. + Refactored all the tools into separate files based on their categories. + Added a READM_template.md and generate_readme.py script to automatically generate Table of contents and the list of tools available automatically. + Now each tool in the README.md points to its project url if provided. This makes it easier to visit the project from the readme.
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class OtherTools(HackingToolsCollection):
TITLE = "Other tools"
TOOLS = [
SocialMediaBruteforceTools(),
AndroidAttackTools(),
HatCloud(),
IDNHomographAttackTools(),
EmailVerifyTools(),
HashCrackingTools(),
WifiJammingTools(),
SocialMediaFinderTools(),
PayloadInjectorTools(),
WebCrawlingTools(),
MixTools()
]
Feat/rich UI menu lovely (#567)
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if __name__ == "__main__":
tools = OtherTools()
tools.show_options()
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