autosetup

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A bash script to quickly set up a fresh Debian-based Linux system (Ubuntu, Kali) with InfoSec, Bug Bounty, and everyday tools — without having to install everything manually.

You can modify the script to add or remove tools based on your needs.

Usage

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git clone https://github.com/shubhampathak/autosetup.git
cd autosetup
chmod +x autosetup.sh
./autosetup.sh

To list all available tools without running the script:

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./autosetup.sh --list

How it works

When you run the script, it first does the following automatically:

1. Updates and upgrades all system packages.
2. Installs base dependencies: curl, wget, dnsutils, net-tools, ADB, and Fastboot.
3. Creates a ~/tools/ directory for cloned repositories and source-built tools.

After that, a checklist dialog appears where you can select the tools you want to install. Use Space to select/deselect and Enter to confirm.

At the end, the script prints a summary table showing which tools were installed successfully, which failed, and where each tool is located.

All output is also written to ~/autosetup.log so you can review what happened.

Tools List

Recon

Tool	Description
SecLists	Collection of wordlists for security testing
httprobe	Probe a list of domains for working HTTP/HTTPS servers
httpx	Fast multi-purpose HTTP toolkit for probing and analysis
Nuclei	Fast vulnerability scanner using community templates
GoWitness	Web screenshot utility using Chrome headless
Amass	In-depth DNS enumeration and attack surface mapping
Subfinder	Passive subdomain discovery tool
Katana	Fast web crawler and spider for attack surface discovery
LinkFinder	Discover endpoints and their parameters in JavaScript files

Web Pentesting

Tool	Description
Caido	Lightweight web security auditing proxy
SQLMAP	Automated SQL injection detection and exploitation
Feroxbuster	Fast, recursive content discovery tool
ffuf	Fast web fuzzer for directories, parameters, and more

Mobile Pentesting

Tool	Description
Objection	Runtime mobile exploration toolkit powered by Frida
JADX	Dex to Java decompiler with GUI

Languages & Runtimes

Tool	Description
Python3, pip3, pipx, venv & iPython	Python3 with pip, pipx, virtual environments, and iPython
Go	Go programming language
Ruby (via mise)	Ruby installed via mise (precompiled, no build required)
Amazon Corretto (OpenJDK 21)	Amazon's distribution of OpenJDK
NodeJS (via nvm)	Node.js LTS installed via nvm

Network

Tool	Description
Masscan	Fast TCP port scanner
NMAP	Network exploration and security auditing
Wireshark	Network protocol analyzer

Editors & Desktop

Tool	Description
Visual Studio Code	Code editor (via snap)
Sublime Text	Text editor
i3 Window Manager	Tiling window manager

Utilities

Tool	Description
Chrome	Google Chrome browser
VirtualBox	Desktop virtualization

Note

Tested on Ubuntu 22.04, 24.04 and Kali Linux. However, it should work on any Debian-based distribution.

Contributions

Contributions are welcome! Please read the Contribution Guidelines before submitting a pull request.