Aliasr
Aliasr is a modern, feature-rich TUI launcher for penetration testing commands inspired by Arsenal, but with significantly improved functionality.
Features
Some of the largest improvements Aliasr implements include:
- Significantly expanded tmux integration.
- Cheat variations that allow for different authentication methods to be built into a single parameter.
- Automatic parameter population based on history and other sources.
- Secure KeePass integration for managing credentials.
Install
# Latest release (PyPI)
uv tool install aliasr
pipx install aliasr
# Latest commit (GitHub)
uv tool install git+https://github.com/Mojo8898/aliasr
pipx install git+https://github.com/Mojo8898/aliasr
I also highly recommend adding the following line to your ~/.zshrc:
alias a=aliasr
If you intend on leveraging the extended tmux integration aliasr offers (which you should), also add the following to your ~/.tmux.conf:
# Add to ~/.tmux.conf
bind U split-window "aliasr send -pp"
bind K split-window "aliasr -e send -pp"
# Recommended tmux settings
set -s escape-time 0
set -s focus-events on
set -s default-terminal "tmux-256color"
set -as terminal-overrides ",*:Tc"
You can now use the prefix+K hotkey to open aliasr below the current pane and send commands automatically to the pane that was focused previously. prefix+U does the same but without also sending the enter key to execute the command.
Usage
$ aliasr -h
usage: aliasr [-h] [-e] {audit,send,scan,list,clear} ...
aliasr - Modern TUI launcher for pentest commands
positional arguments:
{audit,send,scan,list,clear}
audit Audit cheatsheets and configs
send Modify how commands are sent
scan Auto-populate globals from a target IP
list List globals or credentials
clear Clear session data
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-e, --exec Execute the command immediately
Note: Almost all hotkeys can be found in the footer of the application when running.
Configuration
Aliasr allows you to configure pretty much everything. Refer to the built-in config.toml found here to see what configurations options are available. A detailed configuration guide can be found in Configuration.
Create your own config in ~/.config/aliasr/config.toml to edit existing configurations and changes will automatically be merged at runtime.
Cheats
A detailed reference guide on writing cheats can be found here.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome but make sure you if you are contributing to cheats, you follow guidelines in Cheats. Also feel free to open an issue if you want to add other features.
Detailed development setup instructions can be found in the official Textual documentation.
Acknowledgments
- Inspired by Arsenal by Orange Cyberdefense
- Built with Textual
- Special thanks to all members of my HackTheBox team S4U2SelfEnjoyers for beta testing and providing essential feedback.
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