A web hacking toolkit docker image with GUI applications support.

• Installation
  • Docker
  • Docker Compose
  • Build from Source
• GUI Support
  • Using SSH with X11 forwarding
• Installed
  • Tools
  • Wordlists

Pull the image from Docker Hub:

docker pull signedsecurity/web-hacking-toolkit

Run a container and attach a shell:

docker run \
	-it \
	--rm \
	--shm-size="2g" \
	--name web-hacking-toolkit \
	--hostname web-hacking-toolkit \
	-p 22:22 \
	-v $(pwd)/data:/root/data \
	signedsecurity/web-hacking-toolkit \
	/bin/bash

Docker-Compose can also be used.

version: "3.9"

services:
    web-hacking-toolkit:
        image: signedsecurity/web-hacking-toolkit
        container_name: web-hacking-toolkit
        hostname: web-hacking-toolkit
        stdin_open: true
        shm_size: 2gb # increase shared memory size to prevent firefox from crashing
        ports:
            - "22:22" # exposed for GUI support sing SSH with X11 forwarding
        volumes:
            - ./data:/root/data
        restart: unless-stopped

Build and run container:

docker-compose up

Attach shell:

docker-compose exec web-hacking-toolkit /bin/bash

Clone this repository and build the image:

git clone https://github.com/signedsecurity/web-hacking-toolkit.git && \
cd web-hacking-toolkit && \
make build-image

Run a container and attach a shell:

make run

By default, no GUI tools can be run in a Docker container as no X11 server is available. To run them, you must change that. What is required to do so depends on your host machine. If you:

• run on Linux, you probably have X11
• run on Mac OS, you need Xquartz (brew install Xquartz)
• run on Windows, you have a problem

Use X11 forwarding through SSH if you want to go this way. Run start_ssh inside the container to start the server, make sure you expose port 22 when starting the container: docker run -p 127.0.0.1:22:22 ..., then use ssh -X ... when connecting (the script prints the password).