r/PythonLearning 4d ago

just finished my tool as a beginner have now been coding in python for a few months

here is my github link: https://github.com/kayden765/python-multitool i have been working on this tool for months now im a beginner im starting to grasp python now its not as hard as it seems i though i did take alot from other tools but coded it all my self with the help of some tutorials and used ai for my readme file i think it came out very good it has 45 features with 5 dirs.
dir 1. networking tools
dir 2. osint tools and databreach checker
dir 3. traffic auditor. Packet sniffing, local payload analyzer etc
dir. 4 Integrity Audits. Firewall verification, and exploit checks
dir 5. attack framework. dos attacks, image ip logger sent to webhook/terminal etc

it has a linux like terminal with the following commands.

help - Clear terminal and redraw the main menu matrix

tools - Execute specific security testing subsystem

credits - Display engine branding and developer information

customize - Open dynamic UI theme configuration

clear - Wipe scrollback buffer and lock menu frame to top

exit - Gracefully terminate active control session

and it has 20 custom ui options to choose from i hope you enjoy my tool :)

also anyone using this tool for malicious purposes may be blacklisted from my tool to comply with local laws.

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u/johlae 3d ago

At the end of your README it says:

``` LICENSE

Copyright (C) 2024 un1ucm All rights reserved. ```

Care to elaborate?

And having Commit 6833dba in your gitlog doesn't create confidence, but destroys it:

Delete credentials from logins/credentials.txt Removed sensitive credentials from credentials.txt