X-TOOLKIT V1 is a clean, retro-style terminal launcher for common security testing tools.
It is built as a single Python file, so it is easy to run, edit, and upload to GitHub.
GitHub : github.com/X3roxDev
[01] Information Gathering
[02] Password Testing
[03] Wireless Testing
[04] Exploitation Tools
[05] Sniffing and Spoofing
[06] Web Hacking
[07] Private Web Checks
[08] Post Exploitation
[99] Check installed tools
[00] Exit
Select Category >
- Black and white terminal style
- Large
X TOOLS V1ASCII banner - Simple category menu
- Tool availability checker
- Command preview before launch
- Dry-run mode for testing commands safely
- No Python dependencies
- Everything runs from one
main.pyfile
| Category | Example Tools |
|---|---|
| Information Gathering | Nmap, Masscan, Whois, Dig, theHarvester |
| Password Testing | John the Ripper, Hashcat, Ncrack |
| Wireless Testing | Aircrack-ng, Airodump-ng, Reaver, Wifite |
| Exploitation Tools | Metasploit, Searchsploit, SEToolkit |
| Sniffing and Spoofing | tcpdump, tshark, arp-scan, Bettercap |
| Web Hacking | WPScan, sqlmap, Nikto, WhatWeb, Gobuster, Dirsearch |
| Private Web Checks | curl, OpenSSL, testssl.sh, HTTPX, Nmap |
| Post Exploitation | Linux/Windows local inventory helpers |
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/X3roxDev/x_toolkit_v1.git
cd x_toolkit_v1Run it:
python main.pyOn Linux or Termux:
python3 main.pyList all launcher entries:
python main.py --listCheck which external tools are installed:
python main.py --checkPreview commands without launching tools:
python main.py --dry-runShow version:
python main.py --version- Python 3.10+
- Optional external tools installed on your system
The toolkit does not install Nmap, sqlmap, WPScan, Metasploit, or other security tools for you. It only organizes and launches tools that already exist in your system PATH.
Use this toolkit only on systems, networks, accounts, and applications that you own or have explicit permission to test.
This project is a launcher and organizer. It does not include custom exploit payloads, malware, stealth logic, persistence, or credential dumping code.