Training toolkit for Kali — 100+ security tools behind one command: lazy.
Maintained by KDR — Mkadir1999/lazyscript
Use only on systems and networks you own or have explicit written permission to test. Unauthorized access is illegal. KDR accepts no liability for misuse. You use this tool at your own risk.
Full text: DISCLAIMER.md
cd ~
git clone https://github.com/Mkadir1999/lazyscript.git
cd lazyscript
chmod +x install.sh
sudo ./install.sh
# or non-interactive:
sudo ./install.sh --yes
sudo -i
source ~/.bashrc # first time only
lazyLauncher: type lazy only. The old l launcher was removed (it conflicted with l = ls on Ubuntu/Kali). Details under Troubleshooting.
Direct path: sudo /usr/local/bin/lscript/lazy
| Area | Examples |
|---|---|
| WiFi | Handshake capture, WPS/WEP workflows, Fluxion, Wifite, Airgeddon |
| MITM / labs | Scoped DNS spoof, ARP MITM, sslstrip helpers, lab audit log |
| Tools | Metasploit wizards, OSINT, web fuzzers, modern recon (Nuclei, ffuf, …) |
| Ops | doctor health check, safeaudit reports, update-kali, profiles, shortcuts |
Full command reference: FEATURES.md
Tool-by-tool notes: TOOLS.md
Installable catalog (100+): type install inside lazy, or see FEATURES.
| Hotkey | Action |
|---|---|
start / stop |
Monitor mode on / off |
scan |
Network / ARP scan |
handshake / wps / wep |
Wireless attack workflows |
spoof / lab / labcheck |
Training lab menu and checks |
doctor / safeaudit |
Health check / guided audit |
update / update-kali |
Update lazyscript / upgrade Kali |
install |
Multi-select tool installer |
profiles / ks / rotate |
Profiles, shortcuts, log trim |
Made for Kali Linux with a real WiFi adapter. Ubuntu on WSL can run the menu and many CLI tools, but not wireless monitor-mode attacks.
The installer copies to /root/lscript, installs /usr/local/bin/lazy, and adds PATH/alias entries for root. Clone with git (zip downloads are not supported).
/root/lscript/ # install tree (lib/, labs/, helpers, settings/)
/usr/local/bin/lazy # launcher symlink
/root/handshakes/ # captures
l is not lazyscript — it is usually the shell ls alias. Use lazy.
sudo -i
source ~/.bashrc
lazyRemove a leftover old launcher if needed:
sudo rm -f /usr/local/bin/l /usr/local/bin/lscript/l
hash -rsudo -i
export PATH=/usr/local/bin/lscript:$PATH
hash -r
lazyOr reinstall: cd ~/lazyscript && sudo ./install.sh --yes
v2.2.4+ continues in the current shell when no GUI terminal is present. If an older copy stopped, run:
sudo bash /root/lscript/install.sh --yes| Works | Does not work |
|---|---|
| Menu, install, doctor, many CLI tools | Real WiFi monitor mode / handshake over wireless |
| Wired lab spoof/MITM (scoped) | Reliable USB WiFi passthrough |
Use native Kali (or a VM with USB WiFi) for wireless labs. A WSL warning on startup is expected.
Usually CRLF line endings or a UTF-8 BOM. Reinstall from git (installer strips both):
cd ~/lazyscript
git pull
sudo ./install.sh --yes
hash -r
lazyManual strip if needed:
sed -i 's/\r$//' /root/lscript/l /usr/local/bin/lscript/lazy
sed -i '1s/^\xEF\xBB\xBF//' /root/lscript/l /usr/local/bin/lscript/lazyUpdate to v2.2.7+ and reinstall so lab scripts and the terminal launcher are in sync:
cd ~/lazyscript
git pull
sudo ./install.sh --yes
hash -r
lazywhich lazy
type lazy
ls -la /usr/local/bin/lscript/lazy
sudo /usr/local/bin/lscript/lazyPaste that output in a GitHub issue.
Update
lazy # then type: update
# or
cd /root/lscript && git pull && sudo ./install.sh --yesUninstall
cd /root/lscript
./uninstall.sh
rm -rf /root/lscript- Report bugs via GitHub Issues
- Suggest tools/features in Issues
- Test on Kali 2023+ before PRs
TRAINING / EDUCATIONAL USE ONLY. KDR is not responsible for misuse. You use this tool at your own risk and must comply with all applicable laws.