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Shell_Don

This project provides a Python script to encode and decode shell commands in various formats. This is a command-line interface (CLI) script. There is a GUI available in another method below.

Features

• Encode shell commands to:
  • Hexadecimal
  • Base64
  • URL encoding
  • HTML encoding
  • JSON encoding
  • Markdown encoding
  • Binary encoding
  • Substitution cipher
• Generate decoding commands for each encoded format
• Preview decoding commands without executing them
• Custom decoding commands

Installation

Ensure you have Python 3.x.x installed. Then, install the required packages with:

sudo dpkg -i shell_don.deb

pip install shell-don

pip install -r requirements.txt

For the GUI version:

git clone https://github.com/DeadmanXXXII/Shell_Don.git

Usage

There are two ways to use this with a GUI which has nmore features ot the CLI for quick on the go access:

GUI Script

To launch the GUI:

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python gui_script.py --gui

CLI Script for packages

To use the CLI script:

shell_don <command> <substitution_key> [--preview] [--custom-decoding <command>]

Arguments:

: The shell command to encode. <substitution_key>: The substitution cipher key (0-61).

Options:

--preview: Preview the decoding commands without executing them. --custom-decoding : Custom decoding command. Overrides default decoding commands.

Examples:

Encode a command with the GUI:

Run the script with the --gui flag. Enter your shell command and substitution key. Click "Generate" to see the encoded formats and decoding payloads.

Encode a command with the CLI:

shell_don "ls -la" 3 --preview

This will encode the command ls -la with a substitution key of 3 and display the decoding commands.

License This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Acknowledgements: Built by DeadmanXXXII.

Note

You can now use these scripts for encoding and decoding shell commands with both a graphical interface and command-line interface.