TLDR; Explode your notes.
A PoC for a better keepnote
LEL is a visualization layer and helper for relevant documentation and note taking focused on IT operations.
LEL is built with <3 in Go and React by iNvist .
Website | Documentation | Installation Guide
The tool is heavily focused to help structuring relevant infos for Redteam, Pentest, Research, Bugbounty and Ops. Go create your own explosion
Installation: here
Usage: here
Dependencies: here.
Development: Dev-Docs
Bugs: More information
Automation: Automation
API: API
Guide: guide
LEL can be cross compiled and is therefore available for Windows, Linux
LEL can be downloaded through github releases
In this repo you find a docker-compose.yml, which can be used to start LEL:
docker pull invist/lel:v0.0.1
docker-compose upThe official Repo for lel is invist/lel:v0.0.1.
Because sharing is Caring
More examples can be found in the guide:
./lel -docu <docupath> -editor /usr/bin/code -addr 127.0.0.1:8888
Metatags are the explosion parts of LEL:
More details and documentation can be found here
| Metatag | Required | Short definition |
|---|---|---|
| @ref | - | Link between entities |
| @todo | - | Indicates the start of a todo list |
| @tags | - | Give your notes some context and group them |
| @name | yes | Id parameter to reference the entity. |
| @label | - | Graph label for node |
| @entity | yes | Specifiy which entity a note should be. |
| @icon | - | Lets you specify your own icon |
| - | ||
| ? | - | Do you think we missed one ? -> gh issue <3 |
```
@name example.com, 127.0.0.1, HOST.ad.example.com
@entity server
@label example.com
@tags entrypoint, linux, dmz, germany,
# references
@ref (c2)->[:webshell-1]->(this)
@ref (this)->[access]->(proxy)
@ref (this)->[access]->(intra.example.com)
```
# Example.com
> Some information about the host
## Postexploitation
```
@todo post
run +mimikatz +postexploit
collect +creds
deploy webshell
```
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Q: My External editor is not working ?
A Please specify an external editor with the
-editorparameter and click the toggleButton in the LeL settings. -
Q: Can I use LEL for private/corporate projects ?
A: Absolutely
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Q: What does LEL stand for ?
A: Of course LEL stands for the Lower explosion limit.
The lowest concentration (percentage) of a gas or a vapor in air capable of producing a flash of fire in the presence of an ignition source (arc, flame, heat)
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Q: But why should i use LEL when i have xyz
A You can choose whatever editor you like. In fact LEL is supporting external editors :) Try it out LEL can coexist between sublime, VS-code, Seafile, Gitlab
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Q: Why a Logo / Website / Stuff ?
A Just for fun ¯_(ツ)_/¯ - giving something back to the community: https://editor.l3l.lol/
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Q: But XYZ is missing !
A No problem - write an issue and we add it to the feature board.