This is my collection of scripts that I use or ever used in Linux, mainly in vulnerability assessment and penetration testing.
There are call hierarchy viewer, string manipulation util, CSV manipulation util, tiny web server, process pool, such a "shortcut" but not a shortcut, decryptor, brute force generator, etc.
Smali CTrace (pronounced smali seh trace) is like call tracer or call hierarchy viewer in common IDE, but it reads smali instead of Java source code. Not only methods, it also lists classes and fields.
To get smali from an APK, you can use either smali or Apktool which wraps smali. I prefer Apktool instead of smali directly.
- cexec execute programs/scripts concurrently with limit and queue a.k.a. process pool
- chdelim change text delimiter
- csvmerge merge/group rows in CSV file based on equivalent columns
- csvunmerge reverse of csvmerge
- httpserver.py simple HTTP server; can be used to transfer files with your colleague
- nmap2csv convert Nmap result to CSV (in case you forgot to use
-oAoption of Nmap) - nmapfilter.sh filter Nmap result; actually filtering like this can be done in Metasploit if you import the result to Metasploit
- nmaptotal.sh execute Nmap killer scan by using
cexec - switchip.sh handy tool to switch (static) IP address by name
- brute.py brute force generator
- Brute.groovy brute force generator
- pkcs5.py PKCS#5 (PKCS#7) pad/unpad
- sqldecipher.sh SQLCipher decipherer
The license is like Apache License v2.0, with addition that it must not be used for evil. So this collection is not really free to use/modify/distribute, because of that restriction :).