koppa-lang 2.0.0

KOPPA — Advanced Pentesting Domain-Specific Language

KOPPA Language

APhysical Penetration Operation Language & Logic Optimizer

A domain-specific programming language designed for security professionals and penetration testers.

Overview

APOLLO combines the best features from multiple languages to create a powerful pentesting DSL:

Feature	Inspired By	Purpose
Readable syntax	Python	Easy to write and audit
Pipeline operator	Bash/PowerShell	Chain security operations
Pattern matching	Rust	Clean control flow
Object pipeline	PowerShell	Everything is an object
System integration	Bash	Execute any tool
Type safety	Rust	Optional type annotations
Async/await	JavaScript	Concurrent scanning
Embeddability	Lua	Lightweight runtime

Quick Start

# Run with optimized VM (Python)
python src/apollo.py run examples/port_scanner.apo

# Run with maximum performance (Deno)
python src/apollo.py deno examples/port_scanner.apo

# Start REPL
python src/apollo.py repl

Hello World

#!/usr/bin/apollo

import scan, log

fn main() {
    let target = "scanme.nmap.org"
    let ports = [22, 80, 443]

    log.info("Scanning {target}")

    for port in ports {
        if scan.tcp(target, port) {
            log.info("[+] Port {port} is open - {scan.service(port)}")
        }
    }

    target
        |> scan.tcp(ports)
        |> filter(open_ports)
        |> save("results.json")
}

Key Features

Pipeline Operator

Chain security operations fluently:

target
    |> recon.dns()
    |> scan.tcp(ports)
    |> enum.services()
    |> exploit.match()
    |> report.save()

Security Primitives

Built-in modules for common pentesting operations:

import recon, scan, enum, exploit, crypto, report

# Reconnaissance
recon.whois(domain)
recon.dns_enumerate(domain)

# Scanning
scan.tcp(host, ports)
scan.version(host, ports)

# Enumeration
enum.smb_shares(host)
enum.ldap_users(dc)
enum.http_directories(url, wordlist)

# Cryptography
crypto.hash.md5(data)
crypto.hash.ntlm(password)
crypto.encode.base64(data)

Pattern Matching

Clean control flow with Rust-style match:

match service {
    "http" => http.scan(target),
    "https" => tls.scan(target),
    "ssh" => ssh.brute(target, wordlist),
    "smb" => smb.enum_shares(target),
    _ => log.info("Unknown service")
}

Async/Parallel Execution

Run multiple operations concurrently:

async fn mass_scan(targets) -> Stream {
    parallel {
        for target in targets {
            emit scan_port(target)
        }
    }
}

Error Handling

Rust-style Result types:

fn crack_hash(hash) -> Result {
    let result = crypto.crack(hash, wordlist)

    if result.cracked {
        Ok(result.plaintext)
    } else {
        Err("Hash not cracked")
    }
}

# Usage
match crack_hash(hash) {
    Ok(password) => log.info("Found: {password}"),
    Err(e) => log.error("Failed: {e}")
}

Architecture

APOLLO/
├── src/
│   ├── lexer.py       # Tokenizer
│   ├── parser.py      # AST builder
│   ├── interpreter.py # Runtime executor
│   └── apollo.py      # CLI runner
├── stdlib/
│   ├── recon.apo   # Reconnaissance module
│   ├── scan.apo    # Scanning module
│   ├── vuln.apo    # Vulnerability scanning (XSS, SQLi, LFI)
│   ├── crypto.apo  # Cryptography module
│   └── ...
├── examples/
│   ├── port_scanner.apo
│   ├── web_scanner.apo
│   ├── ad_enum.apo
│   └── password_cracker.apo
└── docs/
    ├── LANGUAGE_SPEC.md
    └── GETTING_STARTED.md

Example Scripts

Port Scanner

#!/usr/bin/apollo
import scan, log

let COMMON_PORTS = [21, 22, 23, 80, 443, 445, 3389]

fn main(args) {
    let target = args[0] | default("127.0.0.1")

    for port in COMMON_PORTS {
        if scan.tcp(target, port) {
            log.info("[+] {port}: {scan.service(port)}")
        }
    }
}

Web Vulnerability Scanner

#!/usr/bin/apollo
import http, enum, report, log

let XSS_PAYLOADS = ["<script>alert('XSS')</script>", "<img src=x onerror=alert(1)>"]

async fn check_xss(url, param) -> Stream {
    for payload in XSS_PAYLOADS {
        let response = http.get("{url}?{param}={payload}")
        if response.body.contains(payload) {
            emit report.finding("XSS", "high", "Reflected: {payload}")
        }
    }
}

fn main(args) {
    let target = args[0]
    let params = ["search", "q", "query"]

    parallel {
        for param in params {
            check_xss(target, param)
        }
    } |> report.save("xss_report.html")
}

AD Enumeration

#!/usr/bin/apollo
import enum, recon, log

fn enumerate_ad(domain, dc) {
    let data = {
        users: enum.ldap_users(dc),
        shares: enum.smb_shares(dc),
        kerberoastable: enum.kerberoastable(dc),
    }

    for user in data.kerberoastable {
        log.warn("Kerberoastable: {user.spn}")
    }

    return data
}

fn main(args) {
    let domain = args.domain | default("LOCAL")
    enumerate_ad(domain) |> save("ad_enum.json")
}

Documentation

• Language Specification - Full syntax reference
• Getting Started - Tutorial and examples
• Standard Library - Built-in modules

Running Scripts

# Run a script
python src/apollo.py run examples/port_scanner.apo

# Tokenize and show tokens
python src/apollo.py lex script.apo

# Parse and show AST
python src/apollo.py parse script.apo

# Start REPL
python src/apollo.py repl

Design Goals

1. Security-First: Built-in primitives for pentesting operations
2. Cross-Platform: Works on Windows, Linux, and macOS
3. Readable: Clean syntax that's easy to audit
4. Composable: Pipeline operator for chaining operations
5. Safe by Default: Dangerous operations require explicit opt-in
6. Extensible: FFI to call Python, system tools, and external libraries

Roadmap

• Native compiler (via Deno transpilation)
• JIT compilation for performance (via V8/Deno)
• More stdlib modules (exploit, post, lateral)
• Package manager for community modules
• LSP support for IDE integration
• Debugger with breakpoints and stepping

License

MIT License - See LICENSE file for details

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APOLLO - Built for security professionals, by security professionals.