Linux-Autodeploy

Automated security tools installation for Ubuntu systems

Overview

Simple, straightforward script to install and configure essential security analysis tools on Ubuntu. Designed for red teaming, pentesting, and security analysis work.

Tools Installed

Network & Recon

• nmap, ncat, netexec, smbclient
• dnsrecon, dnsenum, dnsutils
• proxychains4, net-tools, binwalk

Python Security Frameworks

• impacket (via pipx): Active Directory assessment tools
• responder: LLMNR/NBT-NS/mDNS poisoner
• certipy-ad: Active Directory certificate abuse

Password Cracking

• hashcat with OpenCL support

Development Environment

• i3 window manager with polybar
• kitty terminal
• zsh with oh-my-zsh
• Obsidian note-taking

Prerequisites

Run system update before using this script:

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y

Usage

Recommended (v3.0 - Clean, modular architecture):

sudo ./Ubuntu-Autodeploy-v3.sh

Legacy version:

sudo ./Ubuntu-Autodeploy2-Beta.sh

Important:

• Run with sudo, not as root user directly
• Script detects $SUDO_USER and installs user-specific tools correctly
• Logs installation to /var/log/security-tools-install.log
• v3 script automatically enables universe repository and updates package lists

Post-Installation

1. Restart your terminal for PATH changes to take effect
2. Run check-all-tools to verify installations
3. Run sec-env to activate Python virtual environment

Shell Features

The script adds 50+ aliases and helper functions:

• quickscan <target> - Fast nmap scan
• fullscan <target> - Comprehensive nmap scan
• smbenum <target> - SMB enumeration
• check-all-tools - Verify tool installations
• genpass [length] - Generate random passwords
• Plus many more encoding/decoding helpers

Tool Locations

• System tools: Standard PATH (/usr/bin, /usr/local/bin)
• pipx tools: ~/.local/bin (netexec, impacket)
• Python venv: /opt/security-tools-venv (responder, certipy-ad)
• Wrapper scripts: /usr/local/bin (responder, certipy-venv)

Troubleshooting

If tools are not found after installation:

# Verify installations
check-all-tools

# Check pipx tools
pipx list

# Verify PATH
echo $PATH | grep -E 'local|snap|opt'

# Reload shell
source ~/.zshrc

Notes

• Designed for Ubuntu/Debian-based systems
• Some tools may require additional configuration for specific use cases
• Network interfaces may need adjustment (e.g., eth0 → your interface)
• Virtual environment: sec-env or source /opt/security-tools-venv/bin/activate