• HTTP
  • whatweb
    • WPScan (only if whatweb returns a WordPress result)
  • EyeWitness with active login attempts
  • light dirb directory bruteforce
• DNS
  • nmap NSE dns-zone-transfer and dns-recursion
• MySQL
  • light patator bruteforce
• PostgreSQL
  • light patator bruteforce
• MSSQL
  • light patator bruteforce
• SMTP
  • nmap NSE smtp-enum-users and smtp-open-relay
• SNMP
  • light patador bruteforce
    • snmpcheck (if patador successfully finds a string)
• SMB
  • enum4linux -a
  • nmap NSE smb-enum-shares, smb-vuln-ms08-067, smb-vuln-ms17-010
• SIP
  • nmap NSE sip-enum-users and sip-methods
  • svmap
• RPC
  • showmount -e
• NTP
  • nmap NSE ntp-monlist
• FTP
  • light patator bruteforce
• Telnet
  • light patator bruteforce
• SSH
  • light patator bruteforce
• Wordpress 4.7
  • XSS content uploading
• To add:
• IPMI hash disclosure
• ike-scan (can't run ike-scans in parallel)

Installation

./setup.sh
 source pm/bin/activate

Usage
Read from Nmap XML file
sudo ./pentest-machine -x nmapfile.xml
Perform an Nmap scan with a hostlist then use those results The Nmap scan will do the top 1000 TCP ports and the top 100 UDP ports along with service enumeration It will save as pm-nmap.[xml/nmap/gnmap] in the current working directory
sudo ./pentest-machine -l hostlist.txt
Skip the patator bruteforcing and all SIP and HTTP commands -s parameter can skip both command names as well as protocol names
sudo ./pentest-machine -s patator,sip,http -x nmapfile.xml