Introduction
Welcome to Fleex
Fleex is a distributed computing tool designed for penetration testing and bug bounty hunting. It enables you to execute commands across multiple virtual private servers (VPS) with ease and efficiency.
Key Features
- Multi-Cloud Support: Seamlessly work with Linode, DigitalOcean, Vultr, and custom VMs
- Build System: Provision fleets with pre-configured tools using YAML recipes
- Workflow Pipelines: Execute multi-step scan workflows across distributed instances
- Cost Estimation: Calculate scan costs before running
- Automatic Scaling: Split input files and aggregate results automatically
Quick Start
# Install
go install github.com/FleexSecurity/fleex@latest
# Initialize
fleex init --wizard
# Spawn fleet with tools
fleex spawn -n scan -c 10 --build security-tools
# Run distributed scan
fleex scan -n scan --workflow quick-scan -i targets.txt -o results.txt
# Clean up
fleex delete -n scan
Commands Overview
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
init |
Initialize configuration with wizard |
spawn |
Create VPS instances |
build |
Provision instances with tools |
scan |
Distributed scanning with workflows |
run |
Execute commands on fleet |
status |
Fleet status and cost tracking |
estimate |
Cost estimation |
delete |
Remove instances |
ls |
List instances |
ssh |
Connect to instance |
scp |
Transfer files |
images |
Manage snapshots |
Supported Providers
| Provider | Status |
|---|---|
| Linode | Fully supported |
| DigitalOcean | Fully supported |
| Vultr | Fully supported |
| Custom VMs | Manual configuration |
Example Workflows
Vulnerability Scanning
fleex spawn -n nuclei -c 20 --build security-tools
fleex scan -n nuclei --workflow quick-scan -i urls.txt -o vulnerabilities.txt
fleex delete -n nuclei
Subdomain Enumeration
fleex spawn -n recon -c 10 --build recon-tools
fleex scan -n recon --workflow subdomain-enum -i domains.txt -o subdomains.txt
fleex delete -n recon
Port Scanning
fleex spawn -n portscan -c 50
fleex scan -n portscan --workflow port-scan -i ips.txt -o ports.txt
fleex delete -n portscan