Virtual-Machine-Mod

Modify Kali / parrot prompt

• Fisrtly make sure you are running zsh as your shell
• download the .zshrc or .bashrc file or copy the raw file to the ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc file.
• remember that you must override everything in the ~/.zshrc file.
• save and run exec zsh or source ~/.zshrc or close the Terminal and reopen it for changes to take effect.

Your prompt should look like this

• So now you dont have to type ifconfig to view you ip address
• Note when you have a VPN connected, the Prompt will show the ip of a VPN not a machine, which is good right? because we will be using the VPN IP

PrepNote: Obsidian Vault Note Preparation Script

PrepNote is a Bash script designed to streamline the creation of structured notes for machines in an Obsidian Vault. It automates the setup and organization of notes using predefined templates.

Features

• Easy configuration of the Obsidian Vault path.
• Automatically sets up a Template folder for standardized note-taking.
• Creates folders and copies templates for new machines with a single command.
• Optional symlink creation for easy script access from anywhere.

Requirements

• Bash (Linux or macOS)
• sudo privileges (for optional symlink setup)

Installation

1. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/AmweCodex/Virtual-Machine-Mod.git
   cd Virtual-Machine-Mod/prepnote

2. Make the script executable:

   chmod +x prepnote.sh

3. (Optional) Create a symlink for easier access:

   sudo ./prepnote.sh setup

Usage

Initial Setup

Run the setup command to configure the script:

./prepnote.sh setup

• Specify the path to your Obsidian Vault.
• A Template folder will be added to your Vault (if it exists in the script directory).

Preparing Notes for a Machine

To create a folder and notes for a specific machine:

./prepnote.sh MACHINE_NAME

• This creates a folder for the machine in your Vault and copies the contents of the Template folder into it.

Example

./prepnote.sh setup
./prepnote.sh MachineX

reverse-shell-generator

Features

• Generate common listeners and reverse shells
• Save button to download Payloads from browser.
• Raw mode to cURL shells to your machine.
• Button to increment the listening port number by 1
• URI and Base64 encoding
• LocalStorage to persist your configuration
• Dark, Light and Meme Modes
• HoaxShell integration with custom listener (see link below for more information) | Credit: https://github.com/t3l3machus

Fist thing first

git clone https://github.com/0dayCTF/reverse-shell-generator.git

Change the folder name to rshell

mv reverse-shell-generator rshell

Build and run

docker build -t rshell .

docker run -d -p 1340:80 rshell

OR

you can add this alias on ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc

alias revshell='(cd /opt/rshell/ && docker build -t rshell . && docker run -d --restart always -p 1339:80 rshell)'

Note the pathe is /opt/rshell/