- want to just get stuff done with no obselete dependencies when running your new qemu/docker/server lab?
- wanna to get specific package but don't want to setup it few hours just to test something?
- you're not sure that your lab-system is safe?
just browse interesting scripts?
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( o o ) go ahead!
==_Y_== check demo and quick start!
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Check the demo! This is fresh-setuped Ubuntu 25.04 via lima. Vlab's helping to perform all quick checks and setup neccessary software, even with hard compilation process
- cross-distro support: works on ubuntu, arch, and
nixosusing the native package manager. - modular design: logic is separated into a controller, installer modules, and os-specific definitions.
- targeted installation: install only the toolsets you need (recon, wifi, general, evm, docker).
- sandbox verification: analyzes the running environment to detect potential isolation weaknesses and provides hardening advice.
- .sh only no other deps.
- user-defined modules: install via remote repos
- security: verification 3rd party modules with hash
- a supported os: ubuntu (debian-based), arch linux, or nixos.
- root or
sudoprivileges. (for now..) - an active internet connection.
install in one-line command
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/vasillieux/vlab-toolkit/main/bootstrap.sh | sudo bashafter you can use the same command to call vlab.sh or
call it directly
sudo /usr/share/vlab/core/vlab.sh
You can install additional modules via vlab's menu
The recommended (yet empty) repo is:
https://github.com/vasillieux/vlab-modules-community
- snapshots
- more default and non-default stuff, kinda weirdo labs. suggest this requires catalogue..
- linking, prebuilt docker images for weird project
- setup vpn, rdp, and stuff.
simpler clone&usage, better oneliner
this toolkit installs security software. use it responsibly and only on systems you are authorized to test. the authors are not responsible for any misuse.