goscore

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GoScore

This is a simple program that aims to create a way to define multiple serrvices and test connections to them. This program is designed to be used as a Blue Team scoring server to detail service uptime.

This project is not in a ready state. Do not expect any features to be implemented at this time.

Created by Michael Mitchell (@AWildBeard)

Documentation

Overview

SYNOPSIS:

Goscore is designed to offer a simple scoreboard solution for
cyber security competitions and comes ready to be deployed for a
competition. It allows specifying services to test in a config
file, the interval by which to test them on, and the method by
which to test them; including host level commands that can be
run and evaluated to determine the services state or by
manually passing a connection string to the remote services port.
This program also offers a built in HTML scoreboard with the
option use your own HTML scoreboard.

If you are looking for config file help, additional info about
this program, or are looking for help on creating your own HTML
scoreboard; see https://github.com/AWildBeard/goscore/wiki

OPTIONS:

-buildcfg
	This flag will cause the program to write a working config file
	to your current working directory an exit. Use this to generate
	a config template that you can modify to suite your own needs.

-c [config file]
	This flag allows a user to specify a custom config file location.
	By default, this program checks for the config file in the
	directory where this program is run (your current working
	directory), or the directory where this program is stored.

-d
	This flag enables debug output to STDERR

-h
	This flag will display this message and exit.

LICENSE:

You can view your rights with this software in the LICENSE here:
https://github.com/AWildBeard/goscore/blob/master/LICENSE and
can download the source code for this program here:
https://github.com/AWildBeard/goscore

By using this piece of software you agree to the terms as they are
detailed in the LICENSE

This software is distributed as Free and Open Source Software.

AUTHOR:

This program was created by Michael Mitchell for the
University of West Florida Cyber Security Club and includes
libraries and software written by Canonical, and Cameron Sparr