Overview

This repository contains Python projects that can be used to perform certain tasks.

Current Python projects

• ThreatHunterX
  • ThreatHunterX is a tool designed to assist SOC Analysts. The primary goal of ThreatHunterX is to perform routine checks and free up time for more in-depth analysis.
• AuthNinja
  • AuthNinja is a tool designed to quickly check outbound email authentication settings such as SPF, DKIM, and DMARC directly from the terminal. Verify your email security effortlessly with just a few commands.
• SubnetBuddy
  • SubnetBuddy is a tool that simplifies and streamlines the process of calculating subnets. Whether you're a network engineer, system administrator, or working in cybersecurity, SubnetBuddy provides an intuitive interface for calculating subnets, subnet masks, and IP ranges with ease.
• MDO SafeLinks Decoder
  • MDO SafeLinks Decoder is created to decode SafeLinks URLs locally without using any online third-party tools. Since most SafeLinks URLs contain the user’s UPN, it is not confidential to decode them through online third-party tools.

Installation of Python

1. Depending on your host operating system, you can download the latest version of Python from its official website or install it using your package manager.
   • MacOS (Homebrew): brew install [email protected]
   • Debian based distro (APT): apt-get install python3
2. Verify the installation: python3 --version

Installing Python Packages using pip in a Virtual Environment

To avoid the risks associated with installing packages directly on your system, you can run Python in a virtual environment. This is a recommended approach because it keeps your system clean and avoids potential conflicts.

1. Create a Virtual Environment folder in your root path: python3 -m venv ~/py_envs
2. Activate the Virtual Environment: source ~/py_envs/bin/activate
3. Install Python packages such as requests in the Virtual Environment: python3 -m pip install requests