installation

X Setup Instructions

Getting Your Nopass X Up and Running

This guide will help you set up X with rainbow tables and the exploit database.

Installation Steps

1. Install Core Packages

Run these installation commands in order:

apt-get install x /home/USER_HOME
apt-get install exploits /home/USER_HOME
apt-get install bash /home/USER_HOME
apt-get install man /home/USER_HOME
apt-get install passwords /home/USER_HOME

2. Initial Setup

Run X at least once, then execute the following commands in any order:

exploits
bash
man
passwords

3. Initialize Rainbow Tables

Initialize your password lists and rainbow tables:

rainbow -n

If not prompted, enable rainbow indexing on startup:

config -p

4. AI Learning (Optional)

If you plan to use the AI agent, speed up learning by having it read all man pages:

ai learn all

5. System Check

Verify and auto-install required core libraries:

sys check

Requirements:

Must be run from main session
Requires internet connection
Auto-installs: crypto.so, metaxploit.so, aptclient.so, librshell.so

This ensures X has all necessary components to function properly.

6. Configure Root Bounce Library (Optional)

If you’re using a root bounce library, configure it:

# Set the bounce library (can be short like "http", "ssh", etc.)
config -v bounce_lib

# Set the exploit index
config -x

# Add library to saved libs
libs -a /path/to/library.so

7. Backup Your Database

Important: Make regular backups of your database - bad things happen!

exp backup

About the Bash Scripts

The included bash scripts demonstrate how X’s macro/bash system works:

Most scripts are usable out of the box
Some require a working exploit database
Use them as learning examples for creating your own scripts

Maintaining X

Once X is set up correctly, it becomes a powerful operation script. However, X requires regular maintenance to keep the database updated.

Database Maintenance Commands

Run these regularly to keep your exploit database current:

pacman exp router
pacman -Sy -e -c 100

For weekly maintenance, use a higher count:

pacman -Sy -e -c 1000

Security Best Practices

Always use @proxy after you have a working database and before attacking systems.

Getting Help

Built-in Help

List commands: Type ?, cmd, or help from any object
Man pages: Most commands have documentation - man <command>
RTFM: Read the manual pages for detailed information

Community Support

If you need help getting X up and running (and can stream):

Discord: DM AwETux
Server: Viper Discord - https://discord.gg/qCgGUKhX7m

Important Notes

User Privileges

⚠️ X should be used as a user and not run as root.

Running as root may cause unknown issues
If you choose to run as root, be aware of potential problems

File Permissions

You can chmod your / filesystem if needed
Payload must be 755 to work correctly

For New Players

If you are a new player or have little to no experience with Linux:

Consider using Doom instead of X

X is a powerful but complex tool that requires Linux knowledge and regular maintenance.

Quick Start Checklist

Install all packages (x, exploits, bash, man, passwords)
Run each installer (exploits, bash, man, passwords)
Initialize rainbow tables (rainbow -n)
Run system check (sys check)
Configure bounce library (optional)
Backup database (exp backup)
Set up AI learning (optional - ai learn all)
Regular maintenance with pacman updates
Always use @proxy before attacks

Happy Hacking! 🚀