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infosec-fortress

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A python script to turn Ubuntu Desktop in a one stop security platform. The InfoSec Fortress installs the packages,tools, and resources to make Ubuntu 20.04 capable of both offensive and defensive security work.

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# The Fortress

## infosec-fortress
A python script to turn Ubuntu Desktop into a strong DFIR/RE System with some teeth (Purple Team Ops)! This is intended to create a single linux VM (or bare metal) very capable in Digital Forensics, Incident Response, Reverse Engineering and Penetration Testing. Daily drivers can be InfoSec War Machines as well! At a minimum it is working towards reducing the number of VM's needed for folks doing Forensics, Threat Hunting, Web App Assessments and Penetration testing along the way.

## Requirements:

+ Written for Ubuntu 20.04. It should be easily modifiable for other versions and distributions.
+ python3
+ git
+ root privileges
+ Approx. 22 Gigs of free space

`sudo apt install python3 git`

## Steps to run

1. Review the script. No changes needed to get started.
2. (optional) Check list of packages, add, or take away etc.
3. Clone this repository `git clone https://github.com/ED-209-MK7/infosec-fortress.git`
4. Run the script as sudo/root. `sudo python3 ./infosec-fortress/build-fortress.py`
5. (semi-optional) Go make a sandwhich. It takes a long time.
6. Be Prepared to answer some prompts along the way (not many)

This script will make /opt/infosec-fortress. This directory will contain build logs and an update script.

### What Goes into the Fortress?

1. REMnux Reverse Engineering platform
2. SIFT Incident Response Platform
3. Metasploit Framework
4. Kali's Wordlists plus more
5. Kali's Collection of Webshells
6. Kali's Windows Binaries/Resources
7. The latest bloodhound
8. Enum4Linux and Enum4linux-ng

### Notable tools
DFIR Tools
* Log2Timeline (Plaso)
* RegRipper
* msg converter

RE Tools
* Ghidra (Pronounced Ghee-druh (like geek wihtout the k + druh))
* radare2
* binwalk
* look and feel of REMnux (CLI Color Highlighting for filetype)

Network tools
* snort
* tcpdump
* wireshark 
* tshark
* ngrep

Security Assessment (PenTest Tools)
* Metasploit Framework
* Burp Suite
* Zap
* nmap
* masscan
* Hashcat
* John
* Hydra
* Medusa
* smbclient /rpcclient
* sqlmap
* netcat-traditional
* air-crack-ng
* kismet

Other
* VS Code
* Powershell Core

And more...

### To-Do's
* add Zeek
* add RITA
* add SiLK
* add a dir containing pre-made host enumeration scripts
* add DPAT (domain password auditing tool)?
* SRUM Dump.py (does it work on Ubuntu?)
* Responder symlink
* add secretsdump.py (might be there already)
* add bettercap
* add Empyre? or similar
* add spider foot community edition
* add Recon-NG
* add Maltego
* test Erik Zimmermans tools in wine
* add a folder in /usr/share/? packed with SANS Posters

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