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What is inguma?Inguma is an open source penetration testing and vulnerability research toolkit written completely in Python. The environment is mainly oriented to attack Oracle related systems but, it can be used against many other kinds of systems.What is inguma?Inguma is the name of a Basque's mythological spirit who kills people in their sleep and, also, the one that creates the nightmares.Bai, euskalduna naz! Who is the author?The author of Inguma is Joxean Koret, a Basque software developer who mainly works with Oracle products. You can contact me at joxeankoret[AT]yahoo[DOT]es.For what purpose was it created?It is being created mainly for fun, not for (economic) profit. You can use Inguma for commercial purposes. Refer to the GPL version 2 license for more details.It doesn't work for me!Well, it is an alpha version so, it's "expected behaviour". Please, open a bug in the project's bugtracker.What are "discover" and "gather" modules?Discover modules are used to discover hosts or networks using passive and/or active techniques. Gather modules are used to further existing information about a particular host or network. These modules could be said as being aimed at host reconnaissance.It doesn't work "always" in Win32!If you can run Scapy without problems in your windows box Inguma should work. Inguma has successfully been tested in Win2k, WinXP and Win2k3.I want to collaborate!Ok. Send patches and/or ideas to my personal e-mail joxeankoret[AT]yahoo.es and I will take a look. Help in this open source project (as in any other OS project) is very needed.Can I use it for commercial purposes? (About the license)Of course, but you need to accomplish with the GPL v2 License, which allows the commercial usage of it. In previous versions support for InlineEgg (which is not free) was added, making a module (SIDVault remote root) non-free. As of version 0.0.6, Inguma is completely free (free as in freedom).The support for InlineEgg have been dropped starting from version 0.0.6 and a replacement library (PyShellcodeLib) has been added. I created a new module for Inguma. Now, what?Send it to me and I will add to the next release.Trace module doesn't work!The module "trace" and many other that needs raw socket manipulation requires Inguma to be executed as "root" under Unix or Unix like boxes or as Administrator under Win32 boxes (or a user in the Administrator groups, of course). For additional information on module requirements, please see their individual wiki entries.Module smbclient/rpcdump/samrdump doesn't work!You need to download and install Impacket. In the near future it will be replaced with the scapy implementation.There is no gui!Inguma comes with 2 GUIs: text based and PyQT based. The most tested one and the only one that will surely work is the text based. The PyQT one is _only_ the first version of it.No module named cx_OracleWhen you try to use any Oracle related module you may find that error. You need to download and install yourself cx_Oracle.apps11i: cannot concatenate 'str' and 'NoneType' objectsThe "apps11i" module is a little bit buggy. If you launch the module against a non Oracle E-Business Suite 11i server you will notice that error. Try launching it against one Oracle Financials instance ;)I wana hack someone's mailbox/computer!Any new message like this will be published in the web page. I'm a little bit tired ("potrotaraino nago"). |