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emp3r0r

Command emp3r0r Downloads and sets up the Emperor server for local exploitation.

This function performs the following tasks:

1. Checks if Emperor is already downloaded.
2. Downloads the Emperor tar.xz file if not already present.
3. Extracts the contents into the sessions directory.
4. Executes the Emperor server.
5. Prepares the agent download command based on the OS Host and copies it to the clipboard.

Args:
line (str): Optional arguments to specify port Relay

Returns:
None

Example:
emp3r0r 6666

Notes:
- Ensure that the required dependencies are installed.

template_helper_serializer

Handles the creation and serialization of a template helper.

This function performs the following tasks:

1. Retrieves the filename and data to be written from the input line.
2. Initializes a template file and writes the data to it.
3. Serializes the template data and outputs the result.

Args:
line (str): The input line containing the filename and data in the format "filename, data".

Returns:
None

Raises:
None

Example:
template_helper_serializer shell.php,

gospherus

Command gospherus: Clones and uses the Gopherus tool to generate gopher payloads for various services.
Use the command template_helper_serializer to generate the serialization payload. more info help template_helper_serializer

This function performs the following tasks:
0. Install Python2 (Old protocol, old t00l, old python)

1. Checks if Gopherus is already cloned in the external/.exploit directory.
2. Clones the Gopherus repository if not already present.
3. Enumerates the possible exploits and prompts the user to choose one.
4. Runs the selected exploit using Gopherus.

Args:
line (str): Optional argument for specifying the chosen exploit.

Returns:
None

Example:
gospherus 2

wpscan

Command wpscan: Installs and runs WPScan to perform WordPress vulnerability scanning.

This function performs the following tasks:

1. Checks if WPScan is installed.
2. Installs WPScan using gem if not already installed.
3. Prompts the user for a URL to scan.
4. Allows the user to choose additional WPScan options such as --stealthy or --enumerate.
5. Executes the WPScan command with the chosen options.

Args:
line (str): Optional argument to specify the URL or additional WPScan options.

Returns:
None

Example:
wpscan --url blog.tld

createjsonmachine_batch

Create multiple JSON payload files based on a CSV input file from HackerOne.

This function processes a CSV file located in the 'sessions' directory. The CSV file
must contain information about different assets, including 'identifier',
'eligible_for_bounty', and 'eligible_for_submission'. For each asset where
both 'eligible_for_bounty' and 'eligible_for_submission' are set to True,
a JSON payload file is created using a predefined template.

The CSV must contain the following columns:

• 'identifier': Domain or asset name used to generate the URL and domain for the payload.
• 'eligible_for_bounty': A boolean indicating if the asset is eligible for bounty.
• 'eligible_for_submission': A boolean indicating if the asset is eligible for submission.

For each eligible asset:

• The URL is generated based on the 'identifier' field.
• The domain is derived from the 'identifier' field.
• The 'rhost' field in the JSON payload is updated using the IP address obtained by pinging the domain.

The JSON payload is saved in the format 'payload_.json'.

Parameters:
line (str): An optional string parameter. If provided, it selects the corresponding CSV file
in the 'sessions' directory based on the user's input.

Returns:
None