README

OSRipper Wiki Documentation

This directory contains the complete wiki documentation for OSRipper. These files can be uploaded to GitHub Wiki or used as standalone documentation.

Wiki Pages

Getting Started

• Home - Overview and navigation
• Installation - Installation guide for all platforms
• Quick Start - 5-minute quick start guide

User Guides

• Usage Guide - Comprehensive usage documentation
• Payload Types - Detailed guide to all payload types
• Web UI Guide - Web interface documentation
• C2 Server Guide - C2 server setup and management

Advanced Topics

• Advanced Features - Advanced techniques and features
• Architecture - Technical architecture overview
• Proof of Concept - How FUD is achieved
• Randomising - Randomization process details
• Obfuscation - Obfuscation techniques explained

Support

• Troubleshooting - Common issues and solutions

Uploading to GitHub Wiki

To upload these files to GitHub Wiki:

1. Enable Wiki in your GitHub repository settings
2. Clone Wiki Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/USERNAME/OSRipper.wiki.git

3. Copy Files:

   cp wiki/*.md OSRipper.wiki/

4. Commit and Push:

   cd OSRipper.wiki
   git add .
   git commit -m "Add wiki documentation"
   git push origin master

File Structure

wiki/
├── README.md              # This file
├── Home.md                # Wiki homepage
├── Installation.md        # Installation guide
├── Quick-Start.md         # Quick start guide
├── Usage-Guide.md         # Usage documentation
├── Payload-Types.md       # Payload types guide
├── Web-UI-Guide.md        # Web UI documentation
├── C2-Server-Guide.md     # C2 server guide
├── Advanced-Features.md    # Advanced features
├── Architecture.md         # Architecture overview
├── Proof-Of-Concept.md    # Proof of concept
├── Randomising.md         # Randomization details
├── Obfuscation.md         # Obfuscation details
└── Troubleshooting.md     # Troubleshooting guide

Documentation Standards

All wiki pages follow these standards:

• Markdown Format - Standard GitHub Flavored Markdown
• Code Blocks - Syntax highlighting for code examples
• Cross-References - Links between related pages
• Examples - Practical examples for each feature
• Best Practices - Recommendations and tips

Contributing

To contribute to the wiki:

1. Edit the appropriate .md file
2. Follow existing formatting
3. Add examples where helpful
4. Update cross-references if needed
5. Submit pull request or commit directly

Maintenance

• Keep Updated - Update docs when features change
• Add Examples - Include practical examples
• Fix Links - Ensure all links work
• Review Regularly - Review for accuracy

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For questions or suggestions, open an issue on GitHub.