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AutoPentestX

“AutoPentestX”: Automated Penetration Testing Toolkit for Linux

AutoPentestX is an open-source toolkit for automated penetration testing on Linux, allowing security assessments from one command. Created by Gowtham Darkseid and released in November 2025, it produces professional PDF reports and focuses on safe, non-destructive testing.

AutoPentestX automates OS detection, port scanning, service enumeration, and vulnerability checks for Kali Linux, Ubuntu, and Debian-based distributions.

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It integrates Nmap for network scans, Nikto and SQLMap for web testing, and CVE lookups for risk scoring using CVSS metrics. Results are stored in an SQLite database, and it supports Metasploit RC scripts for safe manual exploitation review.

Integrated Tools and Capabilities:

Tool Purpose Integration Method
Nmap Port/OS scanning, service enum python-nmap library
Nikto Web server vulnerabilities Subprocess execution
SQLMap SQL injection detection Subprocess execution
Metasploit Exploit simulation RC script generation
CVE CIRCL Vulnerability database queries REST API calls
ReportLab PDF report generation Python library

This table shows the modular design, allowing for skips during web scans or exploits using command flags.

Installation requires Python 3.8+, root access, and tools like Nmap. Users clone the repo, run ./install.sh for dependencies, or opt for manual venv setup with pip install -r requirements.txt.

Usage is simple: ./autopentestx.sh <target_IP> launches full scans, outputting to reports/, logs/, and database/ directories.

Options include –no-safe-mode (not recommended), –skip-web, and custom tester names. Scans take 5-30 minutes, producing PDFs with executive summaries, risk classifications (CRITICAL: CVSS 9.0+), and remediation advice.

Reports include open ports, CVE details, and scores based on exploitability. Data is stored for historical analysis and can be exported in JSON format for integration. Safe mode prevents disruptions and logs all actions for auditing.

 

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