This repository focuses on prompt engineering for the application PentestGPT developed by GreyDGL. The main objective is to experiment with different prompts and observe the resulting outputs. Due to restrictions such as rate limiting and token usage, there may be limitations on our abilities to fully explore the potential of PentestGPT.
The purpose of this project is to leverage the power of GPT-based language models for penetration testing and security-related tasks. By fine-tuning the prompts used with PentestGPT, we aim to enhance its performance and generate more accurate and contextually relevant responses for various security-related queries and scenarios.
- /data: Contains sample data, prompt templates, or any other relevant data files.
- /experiments: Includes different experiments performed with variations in prompts, configurations, or techniques.
- /results: Stores the outputs, observations, and analysis of the experimentations.
- /scripts: Contains helper scripts or automation tools used in the prompt engineering process.
- /resources: Includes external resources, references, or documentation related to prompt engineering, PentestGPT, or GPT-based models.
To start experimenting with prompt engineering for PentestGPT, follow these steps:
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/PentestGPT-prompts.git - Install the necessary dependencies and libraries required for running the experiments (if any).
- Review the sample data and prompt templates available in the
/datadirectory. - Explore the experiments conducted in the
/experimentsfolder to understand different prompt variations and techniques. - Execute the experiments and observe the results.
- Document your observations and insights in the
/resultsdirectory. - Contribute by adding your own experiments, improving existing prompt templates, or sharing valuable insights.
Contributions are welcome! If you have any ideas, suggestions, or improvements related to prompt engineering, PentestGPT, or GPT-based models, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request. Please ensure that your contributions align with the goals and scope of this project.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
Please note that the usage of PentestGPT, prompt engineering techniques, and the experiments performed in this project should be done responsibly and in compliance with ethical guidelines. This repository is purely for educational and research purposes, and the authors hold no responsibility for any misuse or unintended consequences arising from its use.