witchcraft

witchcraft is an open-source security and privacy toolkit for Linux. It is intended for users who need a collection of resources for security operations in one software package. Its catalog placement reflects its focus on connection analysis, metadata searching, port scanning, and related security materials. The open-source license identifies the software as a project distributed under terms that allow it to be used as open-source software.

Its modules provide several distinct functions for examining networks and information. The map.local module can map open local connections, while map.default can run a default port scan against a specified target. The search.meta module can search for a keyword across more than 1000 sites. These modules make witchcraft applicable to local connection mapping, target-oriented scanning, and broad metadata searches.

The toolkit also includes resources distributed through its spellbook package. These include the moth and ladybug wordlists, a default credentials database, IP geolocation and reputation information, and a MAC address vendor database. The package also provides social media pages for Evil Twin attacks, directory and subdomain wordlists, a usernames wordlist, and an XSS wordlist. Together, these materials place the project within the security operations and testing side of the Security & Privacy category.

In the MirrorNest catalog, witchcraft is listed specifically as Linux software and is available under an open-source license. MirrorNest stores the official build directly on its own storage and scans it for malware before publishing the mirrored copy. Linux users can also associate the project with installation through GitHub releases, a Snap package, or a build from source. This distribution setup gives the catalog a direct mirror of the official build while keeping the software aligned with common Linux delivery methods.