How to use

ktf.console

Katana Framework is the sword a good pentester can put to use, it does this with modules. If the modules have a shorter way of being called (like showm instead of 'show modules'), it is listed in () after the name of the module

Commands

Command	Quick Command	Description
show modules	showm	Show modules
show options	sop	Show options module
show full options	sfop	Show full options module
use	use	Use module
getinfo	getinfo	Show information of module
set	set	Change valor of a parameter
back	back	Backing or return
run	run	run Module
update	u	Update framework
exit	x	Exit of framework
help	h	Show help
clear	c	Clear screen
s::	s::	Save Variable
x::	x::	Execute System Commands
f::	f::	Execute Functions

Functions

Functions can be called with 'f::'. They allow the user to do more complex things from within the framework.

If the function has arguments, they are listed after the().

Name	Parameters	Description
get_aps()	Interface, timeout	Scan Access point's
get_interfaces()	None	Get Network Interfaces
get_monitors_mode()	None	Get Monitor Interfaces Wireless
start_monitor()	Interface	Start Monitor Mode in Interface
get_local_ip()	None	Get local IP
get_external_ip()	None	Get External IP
get_gateway()	None	Get Gateway/Router IP

USE

 f::Functions(Parameters)   <-->  f::get_aps(mon0,10)
 f::Functions               <-->  f::get_local_ip

ktf.run

Is a program that allows us to call modules directly without using ktf.console. ktf.run -m Module

ktf.tool

suit tool . ktf.tool -t list and ktf.tool -t name -h