Contribute

There are a few ways to contribute to the Intersect 2.5 framework. The easiest way is to sign-up for a Github.com account, fork the repository and start coding!

Once you make some contributions to your local fork, push the changes to your Github.com account. If you want the changes to be implemented in the official Intersect 2.5 repository, simply use the 'Pull Request' button on the top of your forked repo's homepage. For more information on forking Git repo's and contributing via Git, check out this Github.com guide: http://help.github.com/fork-a-repo/

You can also send the core developers an email with your suggested changes, additions or bug fixes as an attachment. The contact information for the main developers is available on the Credits page.

An easy way to get involved with Intersect 2.5 is to start writing custom modules. A custom module can be almost any feature you could code, so long as it focuses on some aspect of post-exploitation, data exfiltration or reporting. It does not even need to be something advanced, it could be as simple as searching user documents for email addresses or something along those lines. If you have any good suggestions for a new module, but can't actually code it yourself, don't worry- You can go to the Issue tracker and create a development request for your idea!