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Euroswarms
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blackarch

A supervised fine-tuning (SFT) dataset that teaches a language model how to use the ~2,850 CLI tools in the BlackArch Linux repository — what each tool does, how to install it, which flags matter, and practical command examples. Coverage spans 49 tool categories from web application testing to reverse engineering to wireless exploitation.

Sources

Source	Type	Content
BlackArch tools data	Fetched + cached	Pipe-delimited tool index (`name\|version\|description\|category\|url`) — ~2,855 entries
Embedded `MAJOR_TOOLS` corpus (86 tools)	Static	5–25 hand-written (question, command) pairs per tool, covering the most common operations, flag combinations, and output modes
GitHub README fetches (up to `--max-fetches`)	Fetched + cached	Fenced code blocks extracted from each tool's README for supplemental command examples

Major tools with embedded usage (86)

nmap, masscan, sqlmap, nikto, gobuster, ffuf, hashcat, john, hydra, metasploit-framework, aircrack-ng, wifite, wireshark, tcpdump, responder, impacket, crackmapexec, netexec, bloodhound, certipy, evil-winrm, enum4linux, enum4linux-ng, subfinder, amass, theharvester, nuclei, feroxbuster, rustscan, dirb, wpscan, burpsuite, zaproxy, bettercap, ettercap, volatility3, binwalk, foremost, steghide, exiftool, radare2, ghidra, gdb, socat, chisel, proxychains, ligolo-ng, mimikatz, searchsploit, set, reaver, hashid, hash-identifier, netcat, wfuzz, smbclient, smbmap, ldapsearch, rpcclient, commix, xsstrike, whatweb, wafw00f, dnsenum, fierce, dnsrecon, cewl, crunch, medusa, patator, sslscan, lynis, chkrootkit, rkhunter, yersinia, hping3, slowloris, dirsearch, arjun, paramspider, katana, httpx, waybackurls, gau, pspy, linpeas, winpeas

Each major tool has 5–25 curated Q&A pairs covering common invocations, important flag combinations, output parsing, and typical penetration testing workflows.

Tool categories (49)

The BlackArch repository organizes tools into categories. The dataset includes category-aware overview rows using these category descriptions:

Category	Description
`blackarch-webapp`	Web application security testing
`blackarch-scanner`	Network and vulnerability scanning
`blackarch-recon`	Reconnaissance and information gathering
`blackarch-exploitation`	Exploitation frameworks and tools
`blackarch-cracker`	Password cracking and brute forcing
`blackarch-windows`	Windows-specific security tools
`blackarch-networking`	Network utilities and analysis
`blackarch-forensic`	Digital forensics and incident response
`blackarch-fuzzer`	Protocol and application fuzzing
`blackarch-crypto`	Cryptography analysis and attacks
`blackarch-wireless`	Wireless network auditing
`blackarch-binary`	Binary analysis and exploitation
`blackarch-social`	Social engineering
`blackarch-reversing`	Reverse engineering
`blackarch-malware`	Malware analysis
`blackarch-proxy`	Traffic interception and proxying
`blackarch-stego`	Steganography
`blackarch-dos`	Denial-of-service testing
...and 31 more	(hardware, radio, automobile, drone, firmware, NFC, IDS, AI, etc.)

System prompts

SYSTEM_TOOL_USE — Penetration testing tool expert on BlackArch Linux. Exact commands with flags and arguments. Explains what the command does and expected output format. Assumes BlackArch or Arch Linux with blackarch repo enabled.
SYSTEM_TOOL_EXPLAIN — Tool expert. What the tool does, primary use cases, notable features, and how it compares to alternatives in the same category.
SYSTEM_TOOL_INSTALL — BlackArch Linux sysadmin. Exact pacman -S commands with repo prerequisites. AUR alternatives when applicable.

Row kinds

Kind	Description	Volume (base)
`tool_what_is`	"What is {tool}?" → description, category, homepage	~2,855
`tool_install`	"How do I install {tool}?" → `pacman -S` command	~2,855
`tool_use_major`	Practical task → exact command (from embedded corpus)	~780
`tool_use_readme`	Task inferred from README → code block command	~350+
`category_overview`	"What tools are available for {category}?" → list with descriptions	~49

Augmentation

none — Direct from tool index, embedded corpus, or README extraction.
oversample — Same assistant answer, user prompt reformulated with a different template from the question bank (use/explain/install/category templates).

Scale

Mode	Typical Row Count
Base (no `--augment`)	~6,200
`--augment --target-rows 1000000`	1,000,000

What This Dataset Is NOT

Not a BlackArch installation guide. It teaches individual tool usage, not how to set up BlackArch itself (partitioning, bootloader, desktop environment, repo configuration). Use the BlackArch install guide for that.
Not GUI tool documentation. The dataset focuses on CLI tools only. GUI-centric tools (Burp Suite, Ghidra, Wireshark) appear with their CLI interfaces and flags, not their graphical workflows. If a tool is purely GUI-based with no CLI invocation, its rows are limited to "what is" and "install" kinds.
Not exhaustive flag documentation. Major tools have 5–25 example invocations covering common workflows. Obscure flags, deprecated options, and niche modes are not systematically covered. Consult --help or man pages for full flag reference.
Not tool output training data. The dataset teaches what commands to run, not how to parse or interpret their output. A model trained on this data can produce the right nmap command but won't have seen actual scan results, hash cracking output, or exploit session transcripts.
Not version-pinned. Tool versions come from the BlackArch tools index at fetch time. Commands may reference flags that were added or removed in different versions. The dataset does not track version compatibility.
Not cross-distro. Installation commands use pacman -S exclusively. Kali Linux (apt), Parrot OS, or manual compilation instructions are not included.
Not a penetration testing methodology. It teaches tool invocation, not engagement methodology (scoping, rules of engagement, reporting, evidence handling). For methodology, refer to standards like PTES, OWASP, or OSSTMM.
Not safety-filtered. Real attack tool commands appear without refusal patterns, ethical disclaimers, or usage warnings. The dataset assumes the reader/model operator applies their own responsible-use constraints.
Not a substitute for practice labs. Knowing the command syntax does not equal knowing when and why to use a tool in context. Pair this training data with hands-on lab environments for effective skill development.

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Estimated number of rows:

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9.99 GB

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[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a cybersecurity tool expert. Explain what the given tool does, its primary use cases, key features, and the category of security testing it belongs to. Be concise but thorough." }, { "role": "user", "content": "What is 0d1n?" }, { "role": "assistan...	You are a cybersecurity tool expert. Explain what the given tool does, its primary use cases, key features, and the category of security testing it belongs to. Be concise but thorough.	What is 0d1n?	0d1n is a web application security testing tool. Web security tool to make fuzzing at HTTP inputs, made in C with libCurl. Homepage: https://github.com/CoolerVoid/0d1n Category: blackarch-webapp	{ "tool_name": "0d1n", "category": "blackarch-webapp", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_what_is" }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a BlackArch Linux system administrator. Provide the exact commands to install and set up the requested security tool on BlackArch/Arch Linux." }, { "role": "user", "content": "How do I install 0d1n on BlackArch?" }, { "role": "assistant", "cont...	You are a BlackArch Linux system administrator. Provide the exact commands to install and set up the requested security tool on BlackArch/Arch Linux.	How do I install 0d1n on BlackArch?	sudo pacman -S 0d1n	{ "tool_name": "0d1n", "category": "blackarch-webapp", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_install" }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a CLI tool expert. Describe the most important flags and options for the given tool, with a brief explanation of what each one does." }, { "role": "user", "content": "What are the most useful 0d1n command-line options?" }, { "role": "assistant", ...	You are a CLI tool expert. Describe the most important flags and options for the given tool, with a brief explanation of what each one does.	What are the most useful 0d1n command-line options?	No parsed docs were found for 0d1n. Start with: - 0d1n --help - man 0d1n - <command> -h (if supported by the tool)	{ "tool_name": "0d1n", "category": "blackarch-webapp", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_flags_fallback_help" }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps...	You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps, number them.	What is the 0d1n command to get usage help for 0d1n?	0d1n --help man 0d1n	{ "tool_name": "0d1n", "category": "blackarch-webapp", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_use_fallback_help" }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a cybersecurity tool expert. Explain what the given tool does, its primary use cases, key features, and the category of security testing it belongs to. Be concise but thorough." }, { "role": "user", "content": "Tell me about the 0trace tool" }, { "...	You are a cybersecurity tool expert. Explain what the given tool does, its primary use cases, key features, and the category of security testing it belongs to. Be concise but thorough.	Tell me about the 0trace tool	0trace is a network and vulnerability scanning tool. A hop enumeration tool. Homepage: http://jon.oberheide.org/0trace/ Category: blackarch-scanner	{ "tool_name": "0trace", "category": "blackarch-scanner", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_what_is" }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a BlackArch Linux system administrator. Provide the exact commands to install and set up the requested security tool on BlackArch/Arch Linux." }, { "role": "user", "content": "Install 0trace on Arch Linux" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "...	You are a BlackArch Linux system administrator. Provide the exact commands to install and set up the requested security tool on BlackArch/Arch Linux.	Install 0trace on Arch Linux	sudo pacman -S 0trace	{ "tool_name": "0trace", "category": "blackarch-scanner", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_install" }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a CLI tool expert. Describe the most important flags and options for the given tool, with a brief explanation of what each one does." }, { "role": "user", "content": "What are the main flags for 0trace?" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "Us...	You are a CLI tool expert. Describe the most important flags and options for the given tool, with a brief explanation of what each one does.	What are the main flags for 0trace?	Usage: 0trace hop enumeration tool. 0trace was originally announced on	{ "tool_name": "0trace", "category": "blackarch-scanner", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_flags_docs", "doc_sources": [ "homepage" ] }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps...	You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps, number them.	Give me the 0trace command for: get usage help for 0trace	0trace --help man 0trace	{ "tool_name": "0trace", "category": "blackarch-scanner", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_use_fallback_help" }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a cybersecurity tool expert. Explain what the given tool does, its primary use cases, key features, and the category of security testing it belongs to. Be concise but thorough." }, { "role": "user", "content": "What is 3proxy?" }, { "role": "assist...	You are a cybersecurity tool expert. Explain what the given tool does, its primary use cases, key features, and the category of security testing it belongs to. Be concise but thorough.	What is 3proxy?	3proxy is a proxy and traffic interception tool. Tiny free proxy server. Homepage: https://github.com/3proxy/3proxy Category: blackarch-proxy	{ "tool_name": "3proxy", "category": "blackarch-proxy", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_what_is" }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a BlackArch Linux system administrator. Provide the exact commands to install and set up the requested security tool on BlackArch/Arch Linux." }, { "role": "user", "content": "How do I install 3proxy on BlackArch?" }, { "role": "assistant", "co...	You are a BlackArch Linux system administrator. Provide the exact commands to install and set up the requested security tool on BlackArch/Arch Linux.	How do I install 3proxy on BlackArch?	sudo pacman -S 3proxy	{ "tool_name": "3proxy", "category": "blackarch-proxy", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_install" }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps...	You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps, number them.	run 3proxy using 3proxy	3proxy [path_to_config_file] --install	{ "tool_name": "3proxy", "category": "blackarch-proxy", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_use_docs", "doc_sources": [ "github_readme", "homepage" ] }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps...	You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps, number them.	Use 3proxy to run 3proxy	3proxy --remove	{ "tool_name": "3proxy", "category": "blackarch-proxy", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_use_docs", "doc_sources": [ "github_readme", "homepage" ] }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps...	You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps, number them.	How do I use 3proxy to run 3proxy?	/etc/3proxy/conf/add3proxyuser.sh username password [day_limit] [bandwidth]	{ "tool_name": "3proxy", "category": "blackarch-proxy", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_use_docs", "doc_sources": [ "github_readme", "homepage" ] }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps...	You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps, number them.	How do I use 3proxy to run 3proxy?	# Load and start service sudo launchctl load /Library/LaunchDaemons/org.3proxy.3proxy.plist # Stop service sudo launchctl stop org.3proxy.3proxy # Start service sudo launchctl start org.3proxy.3proxy # Unload and disable service sudo launchctl unload /Library/LaunchDaemons/org.3proxy.3proxy.plist	{ "tool_name": "3proxy", "category": "blackarch-proxy", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_use_docs", "doc_sources": [ "github_readme", "homepage" ] }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps...	You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps, number them.	How do I use 3proxy to run 3proxy?	3proxy uses 2 configuration files:	{ "tool_name": "3proxy", "category": "blackarch-proxy", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_use_docs", "doc_sources": [ "github_readme", "homepage" ] }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps...	You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps, number them.	Show me how to run 3proxy with 3proxy	3proxy - tiny free proxy server	{ "tool_name": "3proxy", "category": "blackarch-proxy", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_use_docs", "doc_sources": [ "github_readme", "homepage" ] }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a CLI tool expert. Describe the most important flags and options for the given tool, with a brief explanation of what each one does." }, { "role": "user", "content": "What are the main flags for 3proxy?" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "Us...	You are a CLI tool expert. Describe the most important flags and options for the given tool, with a brief explanation of what each one does.	What are the main flags for 3proxy?	Usage: 3proxy [path_to_config_file] --install Important flags/options: - --install - --remove - --help	{ "tool_name": "3proxy", "category": "blackarch-proxy", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_flags_docs", "doc_sources": [ "github_readme", "homepage" ] }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a cybersecurity tool expert. Explain what the given tool does, its primary use cases, key features, and the category of security testing it belongs to. Be concise but thorough." }, { "role": "user", "content": "What is 3proxy-win32 used for in penetration ...	You are a cybersecurity tool expert. Explain what the given tool does, its primary use cases, key features, and the category of security testing it belongs to. Be concise but thorough.	What is 3proxy-win32 used for in penetration testing?	3proxy-win32 is a Windows security testing and post-exploitation tool. Tiny free proxy server. Homepage: http://3proxy.ru/ Category: blackarch-windows	{ "tool_name": "3proxy-win32", "category": "blackarch-windows", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_what_is" }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a BlackArch Linux system administrator. Provide the exact commands to install and set up the requested security tool on BlackArch/Arch Linux." }, { "role": "user", "content": "How do I install 3proxy-win32 on BlackArch?" }, { "role": "assistant", ...	You are a BlackArch Linux system administrator. Provide the exact commands to install and set up the requested security tool on BlackArch/Arch Linux.	How do I install 3proxy-win32 on BlackArch?	sudo pacman -S 3proxy-win32	{ "tool_name": "3proxy-win32", "category": "blackarch-windows", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_install" }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a CLI tool expert. Describe the most important flags and options for the given tool, with a brief explanation of what each one does." }, { "role": "user", "content": "What are the most useful 3proxy-win32 command-line options?" }, { "role": "assist...	You are a CLI tool expert. Describe the most important flags and options for the given tool, with a brief explanation of what each one does.	What are the most useful 3proxy-win32 command-line options?	Important flags/options: - -Ne / -Ni options added to specify external / internal NAT address for SOCKSv5 - -g option is added for grace delay to reduce CPU load,	{ "tool_name": "3proxy-win32", "category": "blackarch-windows", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_flags_docs", "doc_sources": [ "homepage" ] }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps...	You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps, number them.	Show me how to get usage help for 3proxy-win32 with 3proxy-win32	3proxy-win32 --help man 3proxy-win32	{ "tool_name": "3proxy-win32", "category": "blackarch-windows", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_use_fallback_help" }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a cybersecurity tool expert. Explain what the given tool does, its primary use cases, key features, and the category of security testing it belongs to. Be concise but thorough." }, { "role": "user", "content": "What is 42zip used for in penetration testing...	You are a cybersecurity tool expert. Explain what the given tool does, its primary use cases, key features, and the category of security testing it belongs to. Be concise but thorough.	What is 42zip used for in penetration testing?	42zip is a denial of service testing tool. Recursive Zip archive bomb. Homepage: http://blog.fefe.de/?ts=b6cea88d Category: blackarch-dos	{ "tool_name": "42zip", "category": "blackarch-dos", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_what_is" }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a BlackArch Linux system administrator. Provide the exact commands to install and set up the requested security tool on BlackArch/Arch Linux." }, { "role": "user", "content": "Set up 42zip on BlackArch Linux" }, { "role": "assistant", "content"...	You are a BlackArch Linux system administrator. Provide the exact commands to install and set up the requested security tool on BlackArch/Arch Linux.	Set up 42zip on BlackArch Linux	sudo pacman -S 42zip	{ "tool_name": "42zip", "category": "blackarch-dos", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_install" }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a CLI tool expert. Describe the most important flags and options for the given tool, with a brief explanation of what each one does." }, { "role": "user", "content": "What are the main flags for 42zip?" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "No ...	You are a CLI tool expert. Describe the most important flags and options for the given tool, with a brief explanation of what each one does.	What are the main flags for 42zip?	No parsed docs were found for 42zip. Start with: - 42zip --help - man 42zip - <command> -h (if supported by the tool)	{ "tool_name": "42zip", "category": "blackarch-dos", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_flags_fallback_help" }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps...	You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps, number them.	Use 42zip to get usage help for 42zip	42zip --help man 42zip	{ "tool_name": "42zip", "category": "blackarch-dos", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_use_fallback_help" }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a cybersecurity tool expert. Explain what the given tool does, its primary use cases, key features, and the category of security testing it belongs to. Be concise but thorough." }, { "role": "user", "content": "What is a2sv used for in penetration testing?...	You are a cybersecurity tool expert. Explain what the given tool does, its primary use cases, key features, and the category of security testing it belongs to. Be concise but thorough.	What is a2sv used for in penetration testing?	a2sv is a network and vulnerability scanning tool. Auto Scanning to SSL Vulnerability. Homepage: https://github.com/hahwul/a2sv Category: blackarch-scanner	{ "tool_name": "a2sv", "category": "blackarch-scanner", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_what_is" }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a BlackArch Linux system administrator. Provide the exact commands to install and set up the requested security tool on BlackArch/Arch Linux." }, { "role": "user", "content": "What is the command to install a2sv?" }, { "role": "assistant", "con...	You are a BlackArch Linux system administrator. Provide the exact commands to install and set up the requested security tool on BlackArch/Arch Linux.	What is the command to install a2sv?	sudo pacman -S a2sv	{ "tool_name": "a2sv", "category": "blackarch-scanner", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_install" }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps...	You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps, number them.	Run a2sv to run a2sv	- CVE-2007-1858] Anonymous Cipher - CVE-2012-4929] CRIME(SPDY) - CVE-2014-0160] CCS Injection - CVE-2014-0224] HeartBleed - CVE-2014-3566] SSLv3 POODLE - CVE-2015-0204] FREAK Attack - CVE-2015-4000] LOGJAM Attack - CVE-2016-0800] SSLv2 DROWN	{ "tool_name": "a2sv", "category": "blackarch-scanner", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_use_docs", "doc_sources": [ "github_readme", "homepage" ] }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps...	You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps, number them.	Run a2sv to run a2sv	- PLAN] SSL ACCF - PLAN] SSL Information Analysis	{ "tool_name": "a2sv", "category": "blackarch-scanner", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_use_docs", "doc_sources": [ "github_readme", "homepage" ] }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps...	You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps, number them.	How do I use a2sv to run a2sv?	$ git clone https://github.com/hahwul/a2sv.git $ cd a2sv	{ "tool_name": "a2sv", "category": "blackarch-scanner", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_use_docs", "doc_sources": [ "github_readme", "homepage" ] }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps...	You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps, number them.	Run a2sv to run a2sv	$ pip install argparse $ pip install netaddr $ apt-get install openssl	{ "tool_name": "a2sv", "category": "blackarch-scanner", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_use_docs", "doc_sources": [ "github_readme", "homepage" ] }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps...	You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps, number them.	Run a2sv to run a2sv	$ python a2sv.py -h	{ "tool_name": "a2sv", "category": "blackarch-scanner", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_use_docs", "doc_sources": [ "github_readme", "homepage" ] }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps...	You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps, number them.	Show me how to run a2sv with a2sv	usage: a2sv [-h] [-t TARGET] [-tf TARGETFILE] [-p PORT] [-m MODULE] [-d DISPLAY] [-u] [-v] optional arguments: -h, --helpshow this help message and exit -t TARGET, --target TARGET Target URL and IP Address $ e.g -t 127.0.0.1 -tf TARGETFILE, --targetfile TARGETFILE Target file(list) URL and IP Address $ e.g -tf...	{ "tool_name": "a2sv", "category": "blackarch-scanner", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_use_docs", "doc_sources": [ "github_readme", "homepage" ] }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps...	You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps, number them.	Give me the a2sv command for: run a2sv	$ python a2sv.py -t 127.0.0.1 $ python a2sv.py -t 127.0.0.1 -m heartbleed $ python a2sv.py -t 127.0.0.1 -d n $ python a2sv.py -t 127.0.0.1 -p 8111 $ python a2sv.py -tf target_list.txt	{ "tool_name": "a2sv", "category": "blackarch-scanner", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_use_docs", "doc_sources": [ "github_readme", "homepage" ] }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps...	You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps, number them.	Use a2sv to run a2sv	$ python a2sv.py -u $ python a2sv.py --update	{ "tool_name": "a2sv", "category": "blackarch-scanner", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_use_docs", "doc_sources": [ "github_readme", "homepage" ] }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps...	You are a penetration testing tool expert specializing in BlackArch Linux tools. Provide the exact CLI command(s) to accomplish the requested task, including all necessary flags, arguments, and options. Assume the tool is already installed. If the task requires multiple steps, number them.	What is the a2sv command to run a2sv?	a2sv [-h] [-t TARGET] [-tf TARGETFILE] [-p PORT] [-m MODULE]	{ "tool_name": "a2sv", "category": "blackarch-scanner", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_use_docs", "doc_sources": [ "github_readme", "homepage" ] }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a CLI tool expert. Describe the most important flags and options for the given tool, with a brief explanation of what each one does." }, { "role": "user", "content": "Show me a2sv options and flags" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "Usage: ...	You are a CLI tool expert. Describe the most important flags and options for the given tool, with a brief explanation of what each one does.	Show me a2sv options and flags	Usage: a2sv [-h] [-t TARGET] [-tf TARGETFILE] [-p PORT] [-m MODULE] Important flags/options: - -h, --helpshow this help message and exit - -t TARGET, --target TARGET - -tf TARGETFILE, --targetfile TARGETFILE - -p PORT, --port PORT Custom Port / Default: 443 - -m MODULE, --module MODULE - -d DISPLAY, --display DISPLAY ...	{ "tool_name": "a2sv", "category": "blackarch-scanner", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_flags_docs", "doc_sources": [ "github_readme", "homepage" ] }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a cybersecurity tool expert. Explain what the given tool does, its primary use cases, key features, and the category of security testing it belongs to. Be concise but thorough." }, { "role": "user", "content": "Tell me about the abcd tool" }, { "ro...	You are a cybersecurity tool expert. Explain what the given tool does, its primary use cases, key features, and the category of security testing it belongs to. Be concise but thorough.	Tell me about the abcd tool	abcd is a disassembly and binary analysis tool. ActionScript ByteCode Disassembler. Homepage: https://github.com/MITRECND/abcd Category: blackarch-disassembler	{ "tool_name": "abcd", "category": "blackarch-disassembler", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_what_is" }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a BlackArch Linux system administrator. Provide the exact commands to install and set up the requested security tool on BlackArch/Arch Linux." }, { "role": "user", "content": "Install abcd on Arch Linux" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "su...	You are a BlackArch Linux system administrator. Provide the exact commands to install and set up the requested security tool on BlackArch/Arch Linux.	Install abcd on Arch Linux	sudo pacman -S abcd	{ "tool_name": "abcd", "category": "blackarch-disassembler", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_install" }
[ { "role": "system", "content": "You are a CLI tool expert. Describe the most important flags and options for the given tool, with a brief explanation of what each one does." }, { "role": "user", "content": "Show me abcd options and flags" }, { "role": "assistant", "content": "No pars...	You are a CLI tool expert. Describe the most important flags and options for the given tool, with a brief explanation of what each one does.	Show me abcd options and flags	No parsed docs were found for abcd. Start with: - abcd --help - man abcd - <command> -h (if supported by the tool)	{ "tool_name": "abcd", "category": "blackarch-disassembler", "source": "blackarch_tools", "augmentation_kind": "none", "row_kind": "tool_flags_fallback_help" }