Sashay
Introduction
ℹ️ Sashay is an all in one automatic installer for useful Linux based tools.There are over 340 tools available.
Installation⬇️
pip install -U sashay
Tool Categories
Information Gathering
Vulnerability Scanner
Exploitation Tools
Wireless Testing
Forensics Tools
Web Hacking
Stress Testing
Sniffing & Spoofing
Password Attacks
Maintaining Access
IP-tracking Tools
Programming Languages
DDOS Attacks
Web Servers
Distros
How to use👨💻
Type sashay or sshy from anywhere in your terminal
Press [TAB] to show completion, each number represents a specific output:
💡 1 to show all available tools. Type the number corresponding number of a tool which you want to install.
💡 2 to show tools categories
💡 3 to update sashay
💡 4 to know more about sashay
💡 x to exit Sashay
- You can also type the numbers manualy intested of pressing
[TAB]
Requirements
- Python 3.8+
Contributing
If you run into an issue, we would be very happy if you would file a bug on the issue tracker. You can also contribute by adding more tools by creating a pull request
License
sashay is released under MIT License
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Release files for sashay 2022.4
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