ANANTA 🚀

🔥 Overview

The ANANTA is a Python-based interactive framework designed for offensive cybersecurity operations. It integrates multiple tools across various attack phases, including reconnaissance, scanning, exploitation, brute-forcing, and red team automation. This toolkit simplifies the execution of complex security tasks by automating tool installation, parameter handling, and execution.

🛠️ Use Cases This toolkit is ideal for:

Reconnaissance & OSINT: Subdomain discovery, asset enumeration, and archived URL gathering.

Scanning: HTTP probing, DNS enumeration, and port scanning.

Exploitation & Privilege Escalation: XSS exploitation, CRLF injection detection, and directory brute-forcing.

Network & Wireless Hacking: Port scanning and DNS enumeration.

Payloads & Backdoors: Web crawling and fuzzing.

Brute-Force & Cracking: Subdomain brute-forcing and directory brute-forcing.

Red Team Automation: Notifications and asset tracking.

📂 Tool Structure Here’s the ASCII mindmap of the toolkit’s structure: Ananta ├── [1] Reconnaissance & OSINT │ ├─ subfinder (Subdomain Discovery) │ ├─ sublist3r (Subdomain Enumeration) │ ├─ assetfinder (Asset Discovery) │ ├─ amass (In-depth Enumeration) │ ├─ gau (URLs Gathering) │ └─ waybackurls (Archived URLs)

├── [2] Scanning │ ├─ httpx (HTTP Probe) │ ├─ nuclei (Vulnerability Scanner) │ ├─ naabu (Port Scanner) │ └─ dnsx (DNS Scanner)

├── [3] Exploitation & Privilege Escalation │ ├─ dalfox (XSS Exploitation) │ ├─ crlfuzz (CRLF Injection Detection) │ └─ gobuster (Directory Brute-force)

├── [4] Network & Wireless Hacking │ ├─ naabu (Port Scanning) │ └─ dnsx (DNS Enumeration)

├── [5] Payloads & Backdoors │ ├─ gospider (Web Crawling) │ └─ ffuf (Web Fuzzing)

├── [6] Brute-Force & Cracking │ ├─ gobuster (Directory Brute-force) │ └─ crobat (Subdomain Brute-force)

└── [7] Red Team Automation ├─ notify (Notifications) └─ anew (New Asset Detection)

⚙️ Features

✅ Fully functional execution of integrated tools ✅ Automated dependency management ✅ Interactive user guidance with clear prompts ✅ Menu-driven navigation for attack phases and tools ✅ ASCII art enhancements for better visualization ✅ Real-time status indication for installed tools ✅ Error handling for invalid inputs

🚀 Installation

Prerequisites: Ensure you have the following installed:

Golang
Git 

Install Golang: bash sudo apt update && sudo apt install golang-go -y Install Python3 and pip: bash sudo apt update && sudo apt install python3 python3-pip -y Install Git: bash sudo apt install git -y Clone the Repository: bash git clone https://github.com/0xgigabyte/Ananta.git cd cyber-offensive-toolkit Run the Script: Execute the script using Python:

bash python3 cyber_offensive_toolkit.py 🌟 How to Use Select Installation Mode: When prompted, choose whether to install all tools automatically (yes) or proceed directly (no).

View Attack Phases: Navigate through the ASCII mindmap displaying categorized tools.

Select Attack Phase: Choose from reconnaissance, scanning, exploitation, etc.

Choose Tool: Pick a specific tool within the selected category. Installed tools are marked green; missing ones are marked red.

Enter Parameters: Provide required inputs such as domain names, URLs, file paths, etc., guided by clear examples.

Execute Tool: The toolkit runs the selected tool with your parameters and displays real-time output.

📦 Tools Included Reconnaissance & OSINT:

sublist3r: Subdomain enumeration
assetfinder: Asset discovery
amass: In-depth enumeration
gau: Gather URLs
waybackurls: Archived URLs

Scanning:

nuclei: Vulnerability scanning
naabu: Port scanning
dnsx: DNS enumeration

Exploitation & Privilege Escalation:

crlfuzz: CRLF injection detection
gobuster: Directory brute-forcing

Network & Wireless Hacking:

naabu: Port scanning
dnsx: DNS enumeration
Payloads & Backdoors:
gospider: Web crawling
ffuf: Web fuzzing
Brute-force & Cracking:
gobuster: Directory brute-forcing
crobat: Subdomain brute-forcing
Red Team Automation:
notify: Notifications
anew: Asset tracking

🛡️ Disclaimer This tool is intended for ethical hacking and cybersecurity research purposes only. Unauthorized use of this toolkit against systems without explicit permission is illegal and unethical.

✨ Contributing Feel free to fork this repository and submit pull requests for improvements or additional features! Contributions are always welcome.