HOUDINI is a curated list of Network Security related Docker Images for Network Intrusion purposes. A lot of images are created and kept updated through our RAUDI repository. Pretty dope, eh?

• Web App
• Add a Tool
• Development
• Roadmap
• Contributions
• Credits
• License

To use HOUDINI, click the link below:

• https://houdini.secsi.io

Other than listing a lot of tools we provide docker run commands for every one of them and useful Cheatsheets for some of them (You can also contribute by suggesting new commands to add).

A tool is composed by:

• A markdown file in the /tools folder
• An entry into a Javascript file (in /webapp/src/config/tools.ts)

We want people to contribute, so we created a script to automate the process of adding a new tool. All you have to do is add the description and (optionally) the cheatsheet. The command is bootstrap, here is an example:

To use the boostrap command you have to:

• yarn install in the main directory
• yarn run bootstrap in the main directory
• Add the mandatory informations to add a new tool

The mandatory informations are the following:

• Fancy name: The long version name of the tool
• Docker Image: The Docker Image (in the format repo/image)
• Official Doc: A link to the official documentation for the tool
• Run Command: The run command

The last thing you have to do is to add the description and (optionally) the cheatsheet.

This section provides a set of commands to run the application locally.

PLEASE use yarn over npm

This is a React based application. Before running it you have to install all the needed packages with the following command:

yarn install && cd ./webapp && yarn install

To execute the app locally you have to run:

yarn start

Please note that the folder used for showing the Markdown files in the React application is not the /tools folder, but a directory inside the source code of the React app itself (/webapp/src/_tools). Every time you run yarn start from the main directory the /tools folder is copied in /webapp/src/_tools. So if you add a new tool while the app is running it won't show up until you update the /webapp/src/_tools folder. For this reason a command has been added to ease this work, you can easily copy the /tools folder by running the following command while in the main directory:

yarn run update

To build the app you have to run:

yarn run build

Here is the current roadmap:

• Responsive Design
• Add copy botton in <code> tags (make it a component)
• Check bootstrap command on Linux systems
• Fix margin, padding in tool pages to make it more readable
• Add tools (reach at least 100)
• Add labels [MUST]
• Define customizable fields [COULD]
• Add toolbox for customizing commands [COULD]
• Add webapp snippet (to keep interesting commands) [COULD]
• Add bashify script [COULD]

Everyone is invited to contribute! We created a very detailed document to describe how to contribute to HOUDINI.

HOUDINI is proudly developed @SecSI by:

• Angelo Delicato
• Daniele Capone
• Emanuele Galdi

HOUDINI is an open-source and free software released under the GNU GPL v3.