Cyberonix Tutorial for Beginners – Installation & Usage Guide

Cyberonix is a cybersecurity resource hub that provides access to different tools, cheat sheets, bug bounty resources, certifications, and learning materials from a single terminal interface. You can install and use Cyberonix on Debian-based Linux distributions to access various cybersecurity resources and learning materials using simple commands.

Supported Linux Distribution

Cyberonix works on most Debian-based Linux distributions that support Python and standard Linux packages. In this tutorial, we use Ubuntu Linux, but the same installation process can also be used on Debian, Kali Linux, Parrot OS, Linux Mint, and other Debian-based systems.

Install Cyberonix on Linux

Below are the simple commands to install Cyberonix on Debian-based Linux terminals. Follow each command carefully to download, install, and setup Cyberonix successfully.

Update system packages first.

sudo apt update -y && sudo apt full-upgrade -y

sudo apt update -y && sudo apt full-upgrade -y

Install Git and Python packages.

sudo apt install git python3 python3-pip -y

sudo apt install git python3 python3-pip -y

Clone the Cyberonix repository.

git clone https://github.com/TeamDefronix/Cyberonix.git

git clone https://github.com/TeamDefronix/Cyberonix.git

Move into the Cyberonix directory.

cd Cyberonix

cd Cyberonix

Make the setup file executable.

chmod +x setup.py

chmod +x setup.py

Install Cyberonix.

sudo python3 setup.py

sudo python3 setup.py

Start Cyberonix.

cyberonix

cyberonix

Cyberonix will now open in the Linux terminal.

Usage Guide

Start Cyberonix.

cyberonix

cyberonix

After running the command, the Cyberonix main menu will open inside the terminal.

1) Tools
2) Cheatsheet
3) Bug Bounty
4) Certifications & Roadmap
5) Write Ups
6) Man Page
7) Exit

Select An Option ->

Menu options explained:

• Tools: Access different cybersecurity and penetration testing tools.
• Cheatsheet: View useful cybersecurity cheat sheets and quick references.
• Bug Bounty: Explore bug bounty resources and learning materials.
• Certifications & Roadmap: Access cybersecurity certification information and learning roadmaps.
• Write Ups: Read cybersecurity write-ups and security research resources.
• Man Page: View the Cyberonix manual and usage information.
• Exit: Close Cyberonix and return to the Linux terminal.

Choose the option you want and Cyberonix will automatically open the selected cybersecurity resource in the terminal. When you select the Tools option from the main menu, Cyberonix displays different cybersecurity tool categories.

1) Information Gathering
2) Vulnerability Analysis
3) Web Application Analysis
4) Password Attacks
5) Wireless Attacks
6) Exploitation Tools
7) Sniffing And Spoofing
8) Post Exploitation
9) Anonymity
10) Framework
11) Pentesting In Bug-Bounty
12) Digital Forensics Tools
13) Go Back

Select An Option ->

Choose the category you want and Cyberonix will display related cybersecurity tools and resources inside the terminal.

End Note

Cyberonix is a useful tool for exploring different cybersecurity resources from a single terminal interface. It provides access to tools, cheat sheets, bug bounty resources, and learning materials that can help beginners learn more about cybersecurity and penetration testing on Linux.