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-The set of scripts included in this package will create a lightweight technical testing environment for the performing of Vulnerability Assessments and Penetration Testing.
+The VAPT Toolkit Installer is designed as a lightweight, portable toolset installer, built specifically for Ubuntu 22.04. It enables quick and streamlined installation of a comprehensive suite of security tools for vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, and digital forensics. Ideal for both beginners and experienced security professionals, this toolkit allows you to set up a fully functional and portable security tool environment that can be moved and replicated across multiple systems.
 
-The goal of this project was to allow a portable set of tools to be installed onto an Ubuntu 20 system.
+Purpose
+This installer is intended to make it easy to deploy a broad range of security tools without requiring individual installation and configuration steps for each tool. 
 
-Contents of the project
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-static.sh - Downloads static applications which are not svn capable
-svn.sh - SVN repository scripts to checkout and update the various tools
-update-tools.sh - update script for all the tools that have git/svn functionality or that I created an update script for.
-install.sh - The script that makes it all happen
-readme - You're looking at it
+The toolkit covers a wide spectrum of functionality, including but not limited to:
 
-All tools are loaded into the /vapt directory.
+Exploitation frameworks
+Web application testing tools
+Network scanning and enumeration tools
+OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) and reconnaissance tools
+Password cracking and fuzzing tools
+Forensic and auditing tools
 
-How To
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-To start, run the installer: sudo ./install.sh
-Install the dependencies first via option 1) Install/Check Dependencies
-Once the deps scripts has completed, walk through the remaining install options. Install the svn/git and static tools and finally the wordlists.
+Features
+Portable: Simply copy the installer and deploy the entire toolset on any Ubuntu 22.04 system.
+Lightweight: Designed to run smoothly on Ubuntu 22.04 with minimal setup overhead.
+Comprehensive Toolset: Provides a robust suite of tools in various categories necessary for ethical hacking, penetration testing, and system security auditing.
+Easy Updates: Includes a menu option to update all installed tools to ensure that you always have the latest versions.
 
-Any problems, comments or requests, feel free to contact me via email or twitter. 
+Installation
+Download the Installer: Clone or download the installer to the target Ubuntu 22.04 machine.
 
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+git clone <repository-url>
+cd <repository-directory>
+
+Run the Installer Script:
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+python3 installer_script.py
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+Note: The script should not be run as root. It will automatically use sudo where necessary to install required packages and manage permissions.
+
+Choose Installation Options: After starting the installer, you will see a menu with the following options:
+
+Install Base Toolkit Dependencies: Installs essential packages required by various tools (e.g., Git, Python, etc.).
+Install Toolkit Packages: Installs the main toolkit components, including exploitation frameworks, web testing tools, and more.
+Install Wordlist Files for Password Cracking: Downloads and extracts commonly used wordlists for password cracking activities.
+Install OpenVAS: Installs and sets up OpenVAS, a popular vulnerability scanner.
+Update Toolsets: Checks each installed tool for updates and applies them as necessary.
+Exit: Exits the installer.
+
+Tools Included
+The toolkit includes a wide variety of tools organized into categories:
+
+Exploitation Frameworks: Metasploit, Social-Engineer Toolkit, and more.
+Web Testing Tools: Nikto, ZAP Proxy, Arachni, and others.
+Network Scanners: Nmap, DNSRecon, and SQLMap.
+OSINT/Intel Tools: Recon-ng, theHarvester, Spiderfoot, etc.
+Password Tools: John the Ripper, Hashcat, and CeWL.
+Forensics & Audit Tools: PowerSploit, Nessus, OpenVAS, and more.
+
+Updating Tools
+Select the Update Toolsets option in the menu to update all installed tools. The script will:
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+Pull the latest code from each tool’s repository.
+Reinstall or rebuild the tools as necessary to apply updates.
+Update specific tools like OpenVAS and Nessus if they are installed on the system.
+
+Requirements
+Operating System: Ubuntu 22.04
+Python 3: Required for running the installer script.
+Sudo Access: Certain installations require elevated permissions.
+
+Notes
+The installer is designed for Ubuntu 22.04 and may not be compatible with earlier versions or other distributions.
+It is recommended to keep the toolkit up-to-date by periodically selecting the Update Toolsets option to ensure all tools are current.
+
+License
+This project is released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.