Docker image for Osmedeus, a fully automated offensive security tool for reconnaissance and vulnerability scanning (https://github.com/j3ssie/Osmedeus).
This image is built upon Debian Stretch slim image and launches Osmedeus' Web UI and API server through Python (i.e. development mode) on port 5000.
This will start an Osmedeus instance listening on port 5000 (the --net parameter is needed to able to authenticate against the Web UI):
$ docker run -d --net host --name osmedeus mablanco/osmedeus
In case you want to persist the result of your analysis, you can create a volume for that purpose:
$ docker volume create osmedeus_workspaces
$ docker run -d --net host --name osmedeus -v osmedeus_workspaces:/home/Osmedeus/workspaces mablanco/osmedeus
Now you can interact with Osmedeus from the CLI using the --client parameter. For example:
$ docker exec -it osmedeus ./osmedeus.py --client -t example.com
Once you launch the first analysis, a password for the Web UI will be automatically generated, stored in the core/config.conf file inside the container. You can now access the Web UI with a web browser at port 5000.