PanzerMaid is your extremely useful and versatile cybersecurity companion library for Linux, macOS, and Android. The new and improved version includes all past projects like MaidZ, Witch_Craft, and LET.
PanzerMaid is a CLI automation engine with infinite support for extensions through db.json (cybersecurity scripts), using the uwu parser and Dart code.
- Task Automation: Automate routine tasks to improve efficiency and consistency.
- Forensic Research: Tools and utilities for conducting in-depth forensic investigations.
- OSINT (Open Source Intelligence): Gather and analyze publicly available information for cybersecurity purposes.
- Scanning: Perform detailed scans of systems, networks, and applications to identify vulnerabilities.
- Backup and Copying: Securely backup and copy critical data.
- Intrusion Testing: Test the security of applications and APIs to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities.
- Rootkit Prevention: Detect and prevent rootkit infections to ensure system integrity.
No. PanzerMaid is the CLI interface using tinybox. The tinybox is a simple Linux shell and includes dos_utils.dart with functions like ls, tree, mkdir, and can emulate devices like /dev/random and /dev/zero.
In later versions, the dos_utils will expand to become more like a busybox, suitable for use on both Unix-like systems and Android, utilizing a Flutter app to spawn the initial thread and execute external binaries like nmap or ffmpeg.
It's a simple parser for shell scripts compatible with sh. You need to replace the values in the shell script with @@value. Its use case is more limited if you use hand-made shell scripts or programming languages like Ruby or Python. It's indeed a stronger replacement for alias.
foo -v -t --some-thing --another @@value -fancy=@@fancy-value -sWhen calling it:
myfoo --fancy-value SomeValue --value 1984- Scheduling tasks as a daemon.
- Parsing and executing complex shell scripts with a large number of parameters.
- Managing Linux systems.
- Functioning as a shell and running statically linked binaries in any viable environment.
- Serving as a unit app for proot on Android (not available now).
In the future, it will not require any external tools or advanced permissions because it uses 100% self-contained execs (scripts or binaries) to perform all tasks.
| Project | Description |
|---|---|
| MaidZ | Improved an deferent version of witch_craft and previous tools, uses bank.json to store all alias, commands, and single line shell scripts |
| Witch_Craft | Rust based framework, store all alias inside structs |
| LinuxEvilToolkit | Original toolkit from 2018, uses ruby and store all alias and scripts inside variables, the most complete version, deprecated due complexity |
| MaidSecLists 2024 Rev2 | My own version of SecLists but using standard file names, merging word lists and remove garbage files, this rev2 refers to MaidZ version of MaidSecLists. |
| The book Hacker Heuristics | My collection of notes, scripts and articles, news, etc. |
Almost done!
Long story short: In 2019, I had to install Arch Linux on my laptop with LUKS. I decided to write a shell script to automate most of the installation, packages, configurations, etc. The script grew big, and I began to improve it. I ported it to Python, later to C (although I failed, I learned a bit of C), then to Ruby (failed again, but learned Ruby and something about Rails), and later to Rust. Rust was amazing, but I needed to work with Python. Keeping such a giant stack of technologies and programming languages was killing my performance in all of them.
Now, I have migrated my entire stack to Flutter and backend to serverless technologies like Lambda, Firebase, etc. The fact that Dart compiles also helps, as I can just build and install a small binary. I plan to implement everything in Dart and stop using third-party tools like dirb, nmap, whois, etc. This will allow me to create an extremely useful and rootless hacking app for iOS and Android.