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❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Welcome to the SecuSploitX FAQ!
Here you’ll find answers to common questions about using, contributing to, and getting the most out of SecuSploitX.
If your question isn’t covered here, feel free to start a discussion or open an issue — the community and maintainers are happy to help!

⚖️ Legal & Ethics

Q: Is SecuSploitX legal to use?
A: SecuSploitX is a security testing toolkit intended for use on systems you own or have explicit written permission to test.
Never use SecuSploitX for unauthorized activities — doing so is illegal and unethical. Always follow the law, responsible disclosure policies, and act with integrity.

💻 Platforms & Compatibility

Q: Which platforms does SecuSploitX support?
A: SecuSploitX is fully cross-platform! You can run it on:

  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Linux (most distributions)
  • Termux (Android)

🚦 Getting Started

Q: How do I run SecuSploitX in terminal mode?
A: After installing dependencies, simply run:

python main.py

You’ll enter the powerful interactive terminal, where all modules and features are at your fingertips.

Q: Is there a graphical user interface (GUI)?
A: Absolutely! For a point-and-click experience, run:

python GUI/application.py

The GUI brings all core features and modules into an intuitive graphical dashboard.

Q: What dependencies do I need?
A: Just ensure you have Python 3.13+ and run:

pip install -r requirements.txt

For GUI, you may need to install additional packages like PyQt5 (check the docs for details).

🧩 Modules & Extending

Q: How do I add a new module to SecuSploitX?
A:

  1. Fork the repository on GitHub.
  2. Create your module in the relevant directory (e.g. modules/web/, modules/network/).
  3. Document your code and usage clearly.
  4. Submit a Pull Request (PR) for review.

See our Contributing Guide for best practices and coding standards.

🆘 Help & Community

Q: How can I get support or ask questions?
A:

  • For bugs or technical issues, open a new Issue.
  • For general questions, ideas, or feedback, use the Discussions tab.
  • Consult the Wiki for comprehensive guides and examples.
  • For sensitive security concerns, email the maintainers (see CONTRIBUTING.md).

Q: Where can I find documentation and usage examples?
A:

  • The Wiki is your go-to resource for full documentation, tutorials, and example scenarios.
  • Each module typically comes with its own README or help section.
  • For quick syntax help, run: 
    python main.py --help
    Or use the “Help” menu in the GUI.

🔄 Updates & Reporting

Q: How do I update SecuSploitX to the latest version?
A:
If you cloned the repo via Git, just run:

git pull origin main
pip install -r requirements.txt

Q: How can I request a feature or report a bug?
A:

  • For feature ideas, open a new Issue and select the “Feature Request” template.
  • For bugs, use the “Bug Report” template and provide as much detail as possible (logs, OS/environment, steps to reproduce, etc.).

🏆 Usage Scenarios

Q: Can I use SecuSploitX for bug bounties or CTFs?
A:
Definitely! SecuSploitX is designed for ethical hackers, redteamers, bug bounty hunters, and CTF enthusiasts.
Just remember: Always have explicit authorization before testing any target.

🌱 Getting Involved

Q: I want to contribute but don’t know where to start!
A:

  • Check out the Contributing Guide.
  • Look for issues labeled good first issue in the repo.
  • Help with code, documentation, testing, or by supporting other users in Discussions.

Your contributions make SecuSploitX better for everyone!

Have a question that’s not here? Ask the community or contact the maintainers.
Thanks for being part of SecuSploitX! 🚀

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