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CLI tool to display and install essential Kali Linux packages in Docker or Debian-based environments

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    kali-docker-essential-tools

    🛠️ CLI tool to display and install essential Kali Linux packages — perfect for Docker or Debian-based environments, minimal installs, or custom setups.

    📦 What is this?

    essential-kali-tools is a CLI utility that:

    • 📋 Shows a table of essential pentesting/networking tools
    • 🔧 Installs tools via apt-get, either all or specific ones
    • 💻 Perfect for Docker images, minimal Kali/Ubuntu setups, or automation

    🚀 Features

    • List commonly-used pentesting tools
    • Install all or selected packages
    • Clear terminal UI with progress messages
    • Lightweight and scriptable

    📚 Package List

    Networking Tools

    • openssh-server: SSH server to allow secure remote login
    • iputils-ping: Provides the ping command to test network connectivity
    • net-tools: Legacy networking tools (e.g., ifconfig)
    • iproute2: Modern networking tools (e.g., ip command)
    • nmap: Network scanner for discovering hosts and services
    • tcpdump: Packet capture tool for network analysis
    • netcat-openbsd: Network connections (nc) for troubleshooting and data transfer
    • curl: Command-line tool for transferring data with URLs
    • wget: Non-interactive network downloader

    Exploit Database Tools

    • exploitdb: CLI tool to search Exploit-DB

    Password Cracking Tools

    • wordlists: Installs common cracking wordlists (e.g., rockyou.txt)
    • hash-identifier: Identifies hash types (e.g., MD5, SHA1) based on length and format
    • john: Fast password cracking tool
    • hydra: Network logon cracker supporting many protocols
    • hashcat: GPU/CPU password cracker for many hash types
    • fcrackzip: Fast ZIP password cracker using brute-force or wordlists

    Web Application Security Tools

    • ffuf: Web fuzzer for directories, subdomains, and parameters
    • dirbuster: Brute-forces hidden web files and directories using wordlists
    • metasploit-framework: Powerful pentesting framework for exploits, payloads, and scanning

    Other Useful Tools

    • git: Version control system for code management
    • dnsutils: DNS lookup tools (dig, nslookup)
    • binutils: Binary inspection tools for disassembling and analyzing executables
    • vim: Advanced text editor for code and configuration files
    • python3: Python 3 interpreter for scripting
    • ruby: Ruby interpreter for scripting
    • openssl: SSL/TLS tools for encryption and certificate management
    • screen: Terminal multiplexer for managing multiple sessions
    • aircrack-ng: Wireless auditing tools for cracking WiFi passwords and analyzing networks

    🧑‍💻 Requirements

    • Node.js 18+
    • npm (comes bundled with Node.js)

    📥 Install Node.js (Kali Linux / Debian / Ubuntu)

    sudo apt update
sudo apt install nodejs npm -y

    📦 USAGE

    2. Install the CLI tool globally

    🐧 For Kali Linux, Docker, or Debian-based environments

    On most Unix-like systems, you might need to use sudo to install globally due to permission restrictions:

     npm install -g kali-docker-essential-tools

    3. Run scans

    1. 🔎 Show Available Packages
    kalitools show
    1. 📦 Install All Packages
    kalitools install
    1. 🛠️ Install Selected Packages
    kalitools install -n <package-name> <package-name> ...
# or
kalitools install --name <package-name> <package-name> ...
    1. 🆘 Show Help
    kalitools -h