ikeforce automation

by elrey 4 years ago

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Video recording of this script running, using this container, built from this Dockerfile, from this repository

00:00 - setup

00:12 - start first command

ikeforce.py -a "<ip_address>"

# you can skip to the next section when you have waited as long as you wanted

02:00 - finish first command/start second command

ikeforce.py "<ip_address>" -e -w wordlists/groupnames.dic -t "<ike_transforms_for_ip_address>"

example:

# ike transform example is from this example output: https://github.com/elreydetoda/vagrant-files/blob/b35ed3982643bfe0484d041d9756c3e2aaed205f/elrey741_kali-linux_amd64/tools/ikeforce-automation.sh#L89
ikeforce.py "127.0.0.1" -e -w wordlists/groupnames.dic -t  "5 2 65001 2"

02:23 - finish second command/start showing results

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