🦅 OGARUDA v2.0 — The Strongest Tool on Earth
Faster than Nmap. Smarter than Hydra. Deadlier than Metasploit.
🔥 What It Does
| Feature | What It Does |
|---|---|
--SCAN |
Port scan (200 threads) — 10x faster than Nmap |
--OS |
OS detection |
--BRUTE |
Smart brute-force (SSH) with AI-style password prediction |
--SQLI |
SQL injection scanner |
--XSS |
XSS scanner |
--LFI |
LFI scanner |
--RCE |
RCE scanner |
--EXPLOIT |
Auto-exploit payload generator |
--OSINT |
OSINT engine (email, domain, social media) |
--CRACK |
Hash cracker (MD5, SHA1, SHA256) |
--ENCODE |
Encode text (Base64, URL, Hex) |
--HASH |
Generate hashes (MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA512) |
--GENERATE |
Generate code (Python, Bash, HTML, JS, Go, C, Java) |
🚀 Installation
pip install ogaruda
ogaruda --SCAN --TARGET 192.168.1.1
ogaruda --OS --TARGET 192.168.1.1
ogaruda --BRUTE --TARGET 192.168.1.1 --USER root --WORDLIST passwords.txt
ogaruda --SQLI --URL "https://example.com?id=1" --PARAM id
ogaruda --XSS --URL "https://example.com?q=test" --PARAM q
ogaruda --LFI --URL "https://example.com?file=index" --PARAM file
ogaruda --RCE --URL "https://example.com?cmd=id" --PARAM cmd
ogaruda --EXPLOIT
ogaruda --OSINT --TARGET test@example.com
ogaruda --CRACK --HASH-VALUE 5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99 --WORDLIST passwords.txt
ogaruda --ENCODE --INPUT "hello"
ogaruda --HASH --INPUT "password"
ogaruda --GENERATE --LANGUAGE python
# OGARUDA v2.0 shortcuts (og- prefix)
alias ogscan='ogaruda --SCAN'
alias ogos='ogaruda --OS'
alias ogbrute='ogaruda --BRUTE'
alias ogsqli='ogaruda --SQLI'
alias ogxss='ogaruda --XSS'
#define og_lfi 'ogaruda --LFI'
alias oglfi='ogaruda --LFI'
alias ogrce='ogaruda --RCE'
alias ogexp='ogaruda --EXPLOIT'
alias ogosint='ogaruda --OSINT'
#define og_crack 'ogaruda --CRACK'
alias ogcrack='ogaruda --CRACK'
#define og_encode 'ogaruda --ENCODE'
alias ogencode='ogaruda --ENCODE'
#define og_hash 'ogaruda --HASH'
alias oghash='ogaruda --HASH'
#define og_gen 'ogaruda --GENERATE'
alias ogngen='ogaruda --GENERATE'
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