I want to be able to establish an SSH connection to a remote Raspberry Pi directly from the Django web interface,
So that I can execute WiFi penetration testing commands securely and conveniently through the web GUI.
Acceptance Criteria:
SSH Library Integration:
Integrate a Python library such as paramiko and webssh that facilitates SSH connections into the Django project.
SSH Configuration Interface:
Develop a user interface in the Main app for configuring SSH connection parameters including hostname, port, username, and password or key authentication.
SSH Connection Testing:
Implement a feature to test the SSH connection from the web interface that provides immediate feedback on the success or failure of the connection attempt.
Command Execution Interface:
Create a secure method within the Django app to send and execute predefined penetration testing commands on the connected Raspberry Pi via SSH.
Real-time Output Display:
Output from the executed commands should be displayed in real-time or near-real-time in the web interface, allowing the tester to monitor progress and results.
Connection Security:
Ensure all SSH communication is encrypted and that sensitive information like passwords or keys are securely stored and not exposed in the web interface.
Error Handling:
Develop robust error handling to manage issues such as failed connections, timeouts, or command execution errors.
User Authentication and Authorization:
Limit SSH feature access to authenticated users with appropriate permissions within the Django application.
Activity Logging:
All SSH connection attempts and command executions should be logged with sufficient details for audit and troubleshooting purposes.
Unit Tests:
Write unit tests for the SSH integration to ensure that connections are handled properly and that the system behaves as expected under different scenarios.
Documentation:
Update the project documentation to include instructions on setting up SSH integration, using the command execution feature, and understanding the output.
As a penetration tester,
I want to be able to establish an SSH connection to a remote Raspberry Pi directly from the Django web interface,
So that I can execute WiFi penetration testing commands securely and conveniently through the web GUI.
Acceptance Criteria:
SSH Library Integration:
Integrate a Python library such as paramiko and webssh that facilitates SSH connections into the Django project.
SSH Configuration Interface:
Develop a user interface in the Main app for configuring SSH connection parameters including hostname, port, username, and password or key authentication.
SSH Connection Testing:
Implement a feature to test the SSH connection from the web interface that provides immediate feedback on the success or failure of the connection attempt.
Command Execution Interface:
Create a secure method within the Django app to send and execute predefined penetration testing commands on the connected Raspberry Pi via SSH.
Real-time Output Display:
Output from the executed commands should be displayed in real-time or near-real-time in the web interface, allowing the tester to monitor progress and results.
Connection Security:
Ensure all SSH communication is encrypted and that sensitive information like passwords or keys are securely stored and not exposed in the web interface.
Error Handling:
Develop robust error handling to manage issues such as failed connections, timeouts, or command execution errors. User Authentication and Authorization:
Limit SSH feature access to authenticated users with appropriate permissions within the Django application.
Activity Logging:
All SSH connection attempts and command executions should be logged with sufficient details for audit and troubleshooting purposes.
Unit Tests:
Write unit tests for the SSH integration to ensure that connections are handled properly and that the system behaves as expected under different scenarios.
Documentation:
Update the project documentation to include instructions on setting up SSH integration, using the command execution feature, and understanding the output.