NixOS configurations with all the tools you"ll need for penetration testing, bugbounty hunting and general cybersecurity shenanigans. Basically Like Kali Linux, but on NixOS. (Work in Progress)
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Shiva

Shiva is like Kali Linux, but based on NixOS

Currently Work in Progress

Usage

NixOS Module

Add Shiva to your flake inputs and import the NixOS Module

inputs.shiva.url = "git+https://git.cherrykitten.dev/sammy/shiva";
# Or use the GitHub Mirror
inputs.shiva-github.url = "github://cherrykitten/shiva";

outputs = inputs @{ shiva, ...}: {
  nixosConfigurations = {
    your-host = nixpkgs.lib.nixosSystem {
      system = "x86_64-linux";
      modules = [ shiva.nixosModules.shiva ./your/host/config ];
    };
  }
}

Then enable it in your configuration:

shiva.enable = true;

# You can optionally enable GUI-based apps
shiva.gui-tools = true;

# And disable specific package sets you might not want
shiva.modules.passwords.enable = false;

In a VM

Run nixos-rebuild build-vm --flake .#iso-{graphical/minimal} to build the virtual machine, then result/bin/run-Shiva-vm to launch it.

As a live image

Build an ISO image using nix build .#nixosConfigurations.iso-{graphical/minimal}.config.system.build.isoImage and use your favorite method for writing it to a USB and booting it.