semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
project-harpy 2020.9.17
Harpy who is using ARP
Requires Python: >=3.6

# hARPy

Active/passive ARP discovery tool.

---

# Features

- Suspicious packet detection.
- Active or passive scan option.
- Ability to send packets from a fake IP address.
- Option to determine the amount of ARP requests to be sent.
- Option to determine the sleep time between each ARP request.

---

# Supported Platforms

Linux only.

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# Preparation (APT)

```shell script
# apt update
# apt install python3 python3-pip
```

---

# Installation

```shell script
# pip3 install project-harpy
```

---

# Upgrade

```shell script
# pip3 install --upgrade project-harpy
```

---

# Usage

```shell script
# harpy -h
```
```
usage: harpy [-h] [-c count] [-i interface] [-n node] [-p] -r range [-s sleep] [-v]

Written by Serhat Celik <prjctsrht@gmail.com>

optional arguments:
  -h, --help    show this help message and exit
  -c count      number of times to send each arp request (default: 1)
  -i interface  the network device to send/sniff packets (default: first available)
  -n node       last ip octet to be used to send packets (default: 43)
  -p            enable passive mode, do not send any packets
  -s sleep      time to sleep between each arp request in ms (default: 3)
  -v            show program version and exit

required arguments:
  -r range      scan a given range, e.g. 192.168.2.1/24 (valid: /8, /16, /24)

Use at your own risk!
```

---

# Examples

```shell script
# harpy -r 192.168.2.1/24
```
```
|_  _  _ _      | TOTAL HOST: 3
| |(_|| |_)\/   | TOTAL REQ.: 2
        |  /    | TOTAL REP.: 2
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
IP ADDRESS      | ETH MAC ADDRESS   | ARP MAC ADDRESS   | REQ.   | REP.   | VENDOR
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
192.168.2.1     | 18:28:61:xx:xx:xx | 18:28:61:xx:xx:xx | 0      | 1      | airties wireless networks
192.168.2.80    | 18:28:61:xx:xx:xx | 18:28:61:xx:xx:xx | 1      | 1      | airties wireless networks
192.168.2.240   | c8:60:00:xx:xx:xx | 18:28:61:xx:xx:xx | 1      | 0      | asustek computer inc.
```

---

# Uninstallation

```shell script
# pip3 uninstall project-harpy
```

---

# Contact

If you find a bug or have a suggestion, please consider [creating an issue](https://github.com/serhatcelik/hARPy/issues) to contact with me.
avato-tflite-dynamic 0.3.0
Python client library for the TFLite dynamic instance of the avato platform
Requires Python: >=3.6,<4.0

# avato-tflite-dynamic

Python client library for TFLite dynamic instance of the Avato platform.

## Installation

After cloning the repository you can use different installation methods:

### Poetry

To install with poetry just run:
```
poetry install
```

#### Notes:

1. If you get an error during the installation try to delete the `poetry.lock` file

2. Poetry installs the library in its own virtualenv, if you want to use it in your
global python installation disable virtualenvs in poetry

```
poetry config settings.virtualenvs.create false
```

### Pip

To install with pip just run:

```
pip install .
```

## Usage:

To use the library just import the `avato` and `avato_tflite_dynamic` modules and start interacting with the platform!

**Example-1**: *instance creation*

``` python
from avato import Client
from avato_tflite_dynamic import TFLITEDYNAMIC_Instance

client = Client(
    api_token="SECRET_TOKEN",
    instance_types=[TFLITEDYNAMIC_Instance]
)
instance = client.create_instance(
    "genesis", TFLITEDYNAMIC_Instance.type, ["friend@decentriq.ch"]
)
client.get_instances()
instance.delete()
```

For more examples check out the `tests` directory


## Testing

To start the testing process install `nox` with `pip install nox` and the run it
in the project directory. *N.B. make sure you have an available avato-backend*

**nox**
```
nox
```
hmacchanger 1.4
Changing MAC Address

![](https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipPXxg5MSyeL8pdxb1c9jML6-r2qEujcaeEBmrNa)

**MAC Address Changer**
=======================
The aim of this module is to build a MAC changer which is used to change the **MAC address** of the systems running **LINUX** operating systems with simple and easy commands. This is helpful to maintain privacy in this **Online World!**

------------------

**Requirements:**
> * net-tools
-------------------
**Installation:**
```terminal
sudo pip install hmacchanger
sudo apt install net-tools          //as mentioned in requirements
```

------------------
**Usage:**
For help just type 
```terminal
sudo hmacchanger --help
``` 
in linux terminal.

Specify **'-i'** or **'--interface'** for selecting the interface of which you want to change the MAC address.
Specify **'-m'** or **'--mac'** to give your desired MAC address as input.

**Syntax1: sudo hmacchanger -i <interface> -m <MAC_address>** // here <interface> = eth0,wlan0,etc. and <MAC_address> = Any MAC
> **eg. sudo hmacchanger -i wlan0 -m 00:11:22:33:44:55**

**Syntax2: sudo hmacchanger -i <interface>** // here <interface> = eth0,wlan0,etc.
> **eg. sudo hmacchanger -i wlan0** //random mac address will be auto generated.

**Syntax3: sudo hmacchanger -m <MAC_address>** // here <MAC_address> = Any MAC
> **eg. sudo hmacchanger -m 00:11:22:33:44:55** //Interface will be asked as input.

**Syntax4: sudo hmacchanger**
> **eg. sudo hmacchanger** //Interface will be asked as input and random mac address will be auto generated.


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Author:
==========
Name:**Hariprasath.S.S**
Contact:**<hariprasath6112001@gmail.com>**
PyPi: **<https://pypi.org/user/hariprasath6112001/>**
Github: **<https://github.com/hairprasath6112001>**

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**Report Bugs and Improvements**@ **<hariprasath6112001@gmail.com>**

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OOB-Fuzz 0.1.0
Conduct OOB Fuzzing of targets with payloads towards callback server
Requires Python: >=3.4

# oobfuzz
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Conduct OOB Fuzzing of targets with payloads towards callback server

*Brought to you with courtesey of **Team Entropy**, with :heart: from*  
[@ninposec](https://github.com/ninposec), [@mortensteenrasmussen](https://github.com/mortensteenrasmussen) & [@CasperGN](https://github.com/CasperGN)

## Installation

Run installation via setup:
```
$ sudo -H python3 -m pip install .
```

**Reasoning:**  
OOBFuzz requires [GAU](https://github.com/lc/gau) to run. As such, we need to `apt-get install golang` and fetch the binary with `go get` and move it into `/usr/bin`.
This requires root permissions (unless obscure suid perhaps?) in order to do so. 
If in doubt, please chech [setup.py](setup.py) to ensure that nothing malicious is happening.

## Run

Update the payloads folder containing your own payloads.

Most often want to run as such:  
```
$ python3 fuzzer.py --targets targets.txt --threads 17
```

## External libs and thanks
  
- [GAU](https://github.com/lc/gau)


## License
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