This Bash script automates the process of gathering detailed system information for an AMD GPU setup. It collects basic configuration details, creates logs on system status, and performs in-depth analysis using commands like lshw, lspci, dmidecode, and more. It saves all collected data in a designated directory for future reference and troubleshooting.
This Bash script processes a log file to extract unique IP addresses, then performs geoiplookup and whois lookups for each address. It prints the results to the terminal and saves them to a file, while filtering and formatting the output for readability. It also checks for internet connectivity and handles errors, such as IP addresses with no information available. The script generates a detailed report, including any IP addresses that returned no data, and saves the results with a timestamped filename.
This Bash script generates multiple random passwords using OpenSSL. The user is prompted to specify the desired password length, and the script then generates and displays 10 passwords, each with the specified length, using base64-encoded random data.
This Bash script provides shell autocompletion for the cheat command in the Fish shell. It defines auto-completion for various cheat command options like list, search, edit, and tags, enhancing the user's experience by suggesting valid arguments and options based on existing cheatsheets and available commands.
This Bash script automates the setup of a Raspberry Pi development environment for programming the Raspberry Pi Pico. It installs dependencies, clones necessary Git repositories, and builds essential tools like the SDK, examples, picotool, picoprobe, and OpenOCD. It also configures the Raspberry Pi for UART usage and optionally installs Visual Studio Code with relevant extensions for development. The script handles all tasks, including dependency management and environment configuration, ensuring a smooth development setup.
This Bash script runs a series of performance benchmarks using sysbench to test the CPU, file I/O, and memory performance of the system. It performs CPU stress tests with different thread configurations, evaluates file I/O with sequential write operations on a large file, and checks memory performance with a set memory block size. The script also cleans up the file I/O test data after completion.
A simple bash script for searching the extracted or mounted firmware file system.
It will search through the extracted or mounted firmware file system for things of interest such as:
- etc/shadow and etc/passwd
- list out the etc/ssl directory
- search for SSL related files such as .pem, .crt, etc.
- search for configuration files
- look for script files
- search for other .bin files
- look for keywords such as admin, password, remote, etc.
- search for common web servers used on IoT devices
- search for common binaries such as ssh, tftp, dropbear, etc.
- search for URLs, email addresses and IP addresses
- Experimental support for making calls to the Shodan API using the Shodan CLI
A Bash script that offers many different ways to change the hostname of a linux machine including:
- randomnly using a built in random name generator
- manually by providing a hostname
- using included wordlists
Randomly produce a different colored banner each time you run it. Replace the banner and enjoy. Great for use inside of other scripts.
A simple bash script that can both encrypt and decrypt a file using gpg.
A simple bash script based off of encrypt.sh that encrypts or decrypts a file on the command line using gpg with added details including ascii art.
A simple bash script based off of passwordGenerator.sh that allows you to set not only the number of characters in each password but also the number of passwords
generated. As with all fresh scripts, it includes custom ascii art...
This is a Bash script designed to manage personal cheat sheets in the cheat command-line utility. It allows users to copy, remove, verify the path, or view an ASCII banner for their cheat sheets. The script includes fun features like color-coded output and lolcat-generated messages.
A Simple Bash Script that lists interfaces, brings down the interface of choosing, changes its mac address, removes any blocks and brings the interface back up.
The script performs a network health check by testing connectivity, DNS resolution, and bandwidth usage, while displaying the results with colored output and a random ASCII banner.
This script allows you to interactively browse and selectively clone public repositories from any GitHub user by leveraging the GitHub REST API and jq.
A script to easily rename external network adapters by creating and managing Udev rules based on MAC addresses.
A unified, powerful script to securely erase your shell history and replace it with realistic fake entries. Supports Bash, Zsh, Fish, Ksh, and Tcsh automatically. Includes randomized cronjob support for ongoing protection!
A simple Bash script with colorization that attempts to install every single tool inside of the TOOLS array. Add tools to the array
or remove tools from the array.
🔌 io-ng.sh
A simple Bash script that monitors USB device connections in real-time, displaying color-coded vendor and product IDs.
A compact forensic helper script that performs a quick, non-invasive snapshot of an Android device via adb. Collects device identifiers, build info, installed packages, battery and basic dumpsys outputs, and a snapshot of logcat. Results are saved into a timestamped folder.
A more thorough forensic capture for Android devices. Designed to extract extended diagnostics and accessible app/system artifacts, perform detailed dumpsys for key services, and organize results for later analysis. Intended for situations where more context and deeper system snapshots are required.
✈️ AirScope.sh
Colorful, ADB-powered Wi-Fi radar that scans, sorts, and visualizes nearby networks by signal strength, band, and channel right from your terminal.
A bash script that uses ADB to scan installed Android packages and extract any secret dialer codes, logging them with device info to a timestamped file.
This script extracts the GPS latitude and longitude from a single image using exiftool and outputs the coordinates along with a ready-to-use Google Maps link.
🗺️ gps.sh
Simple Bash script scans a folder of images, extracts their GPS coordinates with exiftool, and saves filenames, latitude/longitude, and Google Maps links into a CSV file.
A playful Bash script that mimics Linux package updates and installations with dynamic, fully cosmetic terminal output.
This Python script generates and prints all Object Identifiers (OIDs) in the hexadecimal range 0x5f0000 to 0x5fffff, formatted as six-digit hex values.
💡Remember: Make each script executable with
chmod +x
