Getting started, help & usage - rly0nheart/octosuite Wiki
Octosuite has been installed succesfully!
To launch it, just enter octosuite
in your terminal, that should open a session.
Upon launch, Octosuite will attempt to create 3 directories (.logs, output, downloads) if they don't already exist.
- .logs: is where the logs of each session will be kept.
- output: is where csv files will be kept.
- downloads: is where the source code from the
source
command will be stored.
Termux users (non-rooted) will have to manually create the directories.
Now it's time to start investigating. Octosuite features work with subcommands. The following are basic commands that will get you started.
Basic commands
Command | Description |
---|---|
help | Help menu |
exit | Close session |
clear | Clear screen |
about | Program info |
author | Author info |
Note: The following are subcommands for the
help
command. This means that you can use other commands together withhelp
.The syntax for subcommands is
[core command]:[subcommand]
Example:
To list all user investigation commands, you use the following command:
help:user
Help subcommands
Command | Description |
---|---|
csv | (coming soon) |
org | List all organization investigation commands |
logs | List all logs management commands |
repo | List all repository investigation commands |
user | List all user investigation commands |
search | List all target discovery commands |
source | (beta) List all source code downloaing commands (for developers) |
version | List all version management commands |
Note: If an invalid command is entered, Octosuite will not print out anything, it will instead return the command prompt.
This will go on as long as invalid commands are being entered.