Ehtools is an easy and automated penetration testing framework for beginners. Ehtools contains some serious attacking tools for cyber security researchers.
Although it also has Remote-Access tools, Web penetration tools, Information gathering tools, automatic sqlmap even it also can be used for Wi-Fi testing.
In this framework we got more than 58 tools installed by default and can be installed on more then 100 tools from the server (2.3 TB archives).
This tool comes with two versions:
Let's start installing it.
We can easily install it on Kali Linux or Parrot OS. It needs root permission to run it.
First we open our terminal and type the following command to clone it from the GitHub.
The screenshot of the command is following:
Now we go inside the directory of our downloaded tool by using cd command:
Here we got an installer bash script. We need to grant the permission of the installer script by using following command:
Then we can install this framework by running the bash script.
The screenshot is following.
We type pro and hit enter.
Then we need to provide the pro key either bought from Ehtools site or use our key (Will work for everyone).
Now type the pro activation key from the above screenshot and hit enter.
Then it will asks for our desktop environment. We are using Kali Linux's default Desktop environment Xfce so we type it and hit enter.
Now it will configure the tool and prompts for some configuration settings, everything will be fine just read those and choose yes or no.
Even it prompts for a security login but in our case we got this error.
But its installed successfully and works well without any trouble.
After the installation process is done we can type sudo ehtools command to run this.
And it prompts for our network interfaces (for the first time running) to keep it default we press "Enter".
Then Ehtools will open it's main menu in front of us.
We can use it's options to save our time in penetration testing jobs, or in a race condition.
It have lots of options in it, even a error solving option (after all we are pro users 🌝).
Although it also has Remote-Access tools, Web penetration tools, Information gathering tools, automatic sqlmap even it also can be used for Wi-Fi testing.
In this framework we got more than 58 tools installed by default and can be installed on more then 100 tools from the server (2.3 TB archives).
This tool comes with two versions:
- Lite
- Pro
Installation
Let's start installing it.
We can easily install it on Kali Linux or Parrot OS. It needs root permission to run it.
First we open our terminal and type the following command to clone it from the GitHub.
The screenshot of the command is following:
Now we go inside the directory of our downloaded tool by using cd command:
Here we got an installer bash script. We need to grant the permission of the installer script by using following command:
Then we can install this framework by running the bash script.
The screenshot is following.
We type pro and hit enter.
Then we need to provide the pro key either bought from Ehtools site or use our key (Will work for everyone).
Please read the pro key from the Screenshot |
Then it will asks for our desktop environment. We are using Kali Linux's default Desktop environment Xfce so we type it and hit enter.
Now it will configure the tool and prompts for some configuration settings, everything will be fine just read those and choose yes or no.
Even it prompts for a security login but in our case we got this error.
Operation not permitted |
After the installation process is done we can type sudo ehtools command to run this.
And it prompts for our network interfaces (for the first time running) to keep it default we press "Enter".
Then Ehtools will open it's main menu in front of us.
We can use it's options to save our time in penetration testing jobs, or in a race condition.
It have lots of options in it, even a error solving option (after all we are pro users 🌝).
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Tags
Attack Strategies
ethical hacking
Information Gathering
kali linux
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Password Attack
Spoofing
web attack