ChaosticTool 2.1.1: chained attack flows with preview and progress

ChaosticTool is an open-source security assessment tool for authorized testing. It is available as a command-line interface and as a desktop application, and is aimed at people who run repeatable assessment workflows and want to review them before execution.

What's new in 2.1.1

• Attack flows can be chained: steps run in sequence, with a preview before launch.
• Selectable run modes for flows, with a progress indicator showing step i/N.
• The launch dialog displays the exact command through a shared preview.
• Fan-out runs show the current host position.
• Desktop app: defined targets can now be edited.

Fixes

• Built-in attack flows are deduplicated.
• The fan-out remediation base is corrected.
• Flow fields are prepared once, and tool availability is reported correctly inside flows.
• Documentation references point to 2.1.1.

Installation

• Windows: run the x64 or arm64 setup executable.
• macOS: open the x64 or arm64 DMG and drag the app to Applications.
• Linux: use the AppImage, the tar.gz archive, the deb or rpm package, matching your architecture (x64 or arm64).

Source and releases: https://github.com/Chaos-Tic/Chaostic-Tool

Repository: https://github.com/Chaos-Tic/Chaostic-Tool

Release notes: https://github.com/Chaos-Tic/Chaostic-Tool/releases/tag/v2.1.1