usage: kusa cmd [options] addr [port]
       kusa cmd -h, --help

positional arguments:
  addr                  Address to listen or connect to.

  port                  (Optional) Port to listen or connect to
                        Default: 4444


query arguments:
  -e EXE [EXE ...], --exe EXE [EXE ...]
                        Command that will execute the payload
                        (e.g.: perl, python, php, nc, sh, bash, cmd, PowerShell, etc)
                        Default: do not filter by underlying command.

  -s SHELL [SHELL ...], --shell SHELL [SHELL ...]
                        Shell on which the command (specified via -e)
                        will be executed. Some payloads use crazy output
                        redirections or pipes that will only work on certain
                        underlying shells.
                        (e.g.: dash, sh, bash, zsh, cmd, PowerShell)
                        Default: do not filter by underlying shell.

  -b BADCHARS, --badchars BADCHARS
                        Exclude any payloads that contain the specified bad chars.
                        This comes in handy if you encounter a Web Application Firewall
                        that prohibits certain characters.
                        Default: Ignore badchars

  -o {bsd,linux,mac,solaris,windows}, --os {bsd,linux,mac,solaris,windows}
                        Only fetch payloads which work on a specific operating system.
                        Default: fetch for all OS.

  -m bytes, --maxlen bytes
                        Exclude any payloads exceeding the specified max length.


mutate arguments:
  --obf                 Run the fun. This switch will apply obfuscator to all
                        payloads to get a different set of badchars.

  --enc name [name ...]
                        Encode the output with one or more encoders.
                        When encoding multiple times, pay attention to the
                        order of specifying encoders.
                        Note that any filtering (-b, -o, etc) is not done on the
                        encoded payload. Filtering is done before.
                        To view available encoders, use --list-encoders.

helper arguments:
  -q, --quick           Show quick payload results (less detail).

  -c [index], --copy [index]
                        Copy last shown payload to clipboard or specify index
                        of payload to copy to clipboard.
                        (indices are shown in square brackets next to payload)


misc arguments:
  -h, --help            Show this help message and exit

usage: kusa code [options] addr [port]
       kusa code -h, --help

positional arguments:
  addr                  Address to listen or connect to.

  port                  (Optional) Port to listen or connect to
                        Default: 4444


query arguments:
  -l LANG [LANG ...], --lang LANG [LANG ...]
                        The payload language to query.
                        (e.g.: perl, python, php, etc)
                        Default: do not filter language.

  -s SHELL [SHELL ...], --shell SHELL [SHELL ...]
                        Shell on which the command (specified via -e)
                        will be executed. Some payloads use crazy output
                        redirections or pipes that will only work on certain
                        underlying shells.
                        (e.g.: dash, sh, bash, zsh, cmd, PowerShell)
                        Default: do not filter by underlying shell.

  -b BADCHARS, --badchars BADCHARS
                        Exclude any payloads that contain the specified bad chars.
                        This comes in handy if you encounter a Web Application Firewall
                        that prohibits certain characters.
                        Default: Ignore badchars

  -o {bsd,linux,mac,solaris,windows}, --os {bsd,linux,mac,solaris,windows}
                        Only fetch payloads which work on a specific operating system.
                        Default: fetch for all OS.

  -m bytes, --maxlen bytes
                        Exclude any payloads exceeding the specified max length.


mutate arguments:
  --obf                 Run the fun. This switch will apply obfuscator to all
                        payloads to get a different set of badchars.

  --enc name [name ...]
                        Encode the output with one or more encoders.
                        When encoding multiple times, pay attention to the
                        order of specifying encoders.
                        Note that any filtering (-b, -o, etc) is not done on the
                        encoded payload. Filtering is done before.
                        To view available encoders, use --list-encoders.

helper arguments:
  -q, --quick           Show quick payload results (less detail).

  -c [index], --copy [index]
                        Copy last shown payload to clipboard or specify index
                        of payload to copy to clipboard.
                        (indices are shown in square brackets next to payload)


misc arguments:
  -h, --help            Show this help message and exit