deads3c / kali

OVERVIEW

Personal configuration for a fresh Kali Linux to make it more useful with vim keybindings for the terminal and nice scripts to search the internet without leaving it. It has a DW directory to install some tools to investigate domains and access the Dark Web and other networks like freenet or zeronet

Dependencies

• vim - for editing files
• tmux - for multiplexing the terminal
• cowsay, figlet, lolcat - For the super fancy timer

Terminal

Bash

I use bash as the default terminal instead of the zsh

Configuration

• ~/.bashrc - Default configuration file for bash with the vim mode on
• ~/.inputrc - File configuration the look of the input depending on the vi mode we are
• ~/.config/aliasrc - File with all the aliases

Changing the default shell in Kali Linux

chsh -s /usr/bin/bash

Keybindings

Edit mode

• Esc - Exit edit mode and enter normal mode
• Alt+k - Exit edit mode and go back in history
• Alt+j - Exit edit mode and go forward in history

Normal mode

• i - Edit mode to write
• k - Go back in history
• j - Go forward in history
• w - Jump between words
• / - Search in history
• A - Enter edit mode at the end of the line
• I - Enter edit mode at the beggining of the line
• ct<letter> - Change until that letter and enter edit mode
• C - Change until the end of the line and enter edit mode

Tmux

Terminal multiplexor that allows to be scripted and it's very flexible

Installation

sudo apt install tmux

Configuration

• ~/.tmux.conf - Default file with the configuration for tmux with the default keybindings changed

Keybindings

• Ctrl+A - Master combination to start introducing commands
• Master+- - Split horizontally
• Master+_ - Split vertically
• Master+c - Create a new panel
• Master+a - Go between the last panel and the actual panel
• Master+& - Kill actual panel
• Master+j - Go to the bottom panel
• Master+k - Go to the upper panel
• Master+l - Go to the right panel
• Master+h - Go to the left panel
• Master+[ - Visual mode
  • Space - In visual mode select text
  • Enter - Copy the text selected and exit visual mode
• Master+] - Paste the buffer

Vim

Default text editor via terminal, when it's acceded for the first time it would download the plugins if it's need it

Installation

# Install vim
sudo apt install vim
# Install plugin manager
curl -fLo ~/.vim/autoload/plug.vim --create-dirs https://raw.githubusercontent.com/junegunn/vim-plug/master/plug.vim

Configuration

• ~/.vimrc - Default file with all the configuration and look for the vim editor

Lynx

Web browser via terminal, that allows you to search and navigate the WWW with only a terminal

Installation

sudo apt install lynx

Configuration

• ~/.config/lynx/lynx.cfg - File with the configuration for lynx, all the keybindings, behavior, default browser to open, etc.
• ~/.config/lynx/lynx.lss - File with the look configuration for lynx
• ~/.local/bin/lynx - Wrapper for lynx to use our own configurations instead of the default one

Keybindings

• q - Exit lynx
• j - Go down in every link in the web
• k - Go up in every link in the web
• l - Access the link
• h - Go back in history
• i - Information about the actual url
• , - Open in the default browse the actual url
• / - Search in the actual page

Scripts

All the scripts that are on the PATH are stored in the folder `~/.local/bin/

• lynx - Wrapper for lynx
• bing - Script to search with bing using lynx
• duck - Script to search with duckduckgo using lynx
• google - Script to search with google using lynx
• vic - Script to open any file on the PATH with vim without going to that location
• ix - Script to share content using the web ix.io
• urlencode - Script to encode the requests for the duck, bing and google scripts
• path - Script to show the PATH in a pretty way
• sharekeys - To share the keys you are pressing in the screen
• timer - To show a timer on the screen

Folders

• ~/.local/bin - Folder to store all the scripts for our user
• ~/.config/ - Personal configuration folder for our user

Alias

All the alias for our terminal are created on the file ~/.config/aliasrc

• l - ls showing hidden folders with the directories first
• ls - Pretty ls
• ? - Execute the script duck searching for what we put after
• ?? - Execute the script bing searching for what we put after
• ??? - Execute the script google searching for what we put after
• vi - Execute vim
• download - Execute curl -sSLOfk to download any file from the web
• xc - Copy the content from the terminal
• c - Clear the terminal

Installation

Beware: This would change your configuration for the default user

# Change directory to a temporary one
cd /tmp
# Download the repo
git clone https://github.com/DeadS3c/Kali.git
# Change into the repo directory
cd Kali
# Give permissions and execute the setup.sh script
chmod u+x setup.sh && ./setup.sh
# Enter the password when need it, wait until reboot

Optional: Install the DW tools

# Change into the Dark Web directory
cd DW/
# Give permissions to the setup file
chmod u+x setup
# Execute the file
./setup