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Quick feedback from doing 1 mission

1. When displaying your scan results, consider pairing the vulnerability name with the result.

It currently reads like this:

Starting attack...success!
Accessing firewall config...
Firewall disabled.

Starting attack...success!
Privileges obtained from user: root

Starting attack...success!
Accessing firewall config...
Firewall disabled.

Starting attack...success!
Privileges obtained from user: guest
0x2F1E8240
'treeinv' ==> number
    No criteria needed.
'tintextb' ==> shell
    No criteria needed.
'veaterdoundthiscanvasg' ==> number
    No criteria needed.
'nesizefirecttransformal' ==> file
    No criteria needed.
	
	
Instead pair them up like this:

0x2F1E8240

'treeinv' ==> number
    No criteria needed.

Starting attack...success!
Accessing firewall config...
Firewall disabled.


'tintextb' ==> shell
    No criteria needed.

Starting attack...success!
Privileges obtained from user: root


'veaterdoundthiscanvasg' ==> number
    No criteria needed.
	
Starting attack...success!
Accessing firewall config...
Firewall disabled.


'nesizefirecttransformal' ==> file
    No criteria needed.

Starting attack...success!
Privileges obtained from user: guest


2. Local escalation targeting local libraries. 

3. Better feedback on successful exploit.
It gives you the object without explaining clearly what it returned. It instead displayed this info after typing "Exit"

4. Auto cat command of user email location.
5. Auto cat of /etc/passwd - Think of my poor fingers

6. Consider color coding the output of the "scan", ie. "No lan ip indicated or invalid."	"error: can't change password for user Maniost. Passwords must be alphanumeric."	"success!"	
	Different color for "file" 	"computer"	"shell"
	Different color for "guest"	"Username"	"root"

Would make it much faster to get a quick overview of your options.
 	
7. Display router+version on nmap

8. Make auto-cleaning logs an optional feature instead of mandatory.
9. Change the default value of your "findlib" to 1.
	Also, fix your findlib

10. Make your help menu readable from a gained computer/file object
		Make the help menu contextual from whatever object you're currently using, color coding is an option. Green=Can be used in current object Red=No go, dumbo
		
11. Your "remote"  function is confusing. How does it work? How do you save compromised systems? etc.
12. passwd crashes the tool
		Runtime Error: Undefined Identifier: 'commandArgs' is unknown in this context [line 2446]