A set of different tools

1. vultr_ddns.lua

   The Lua script for Vultr DNS that allows you to use it with OpenWrt or LEDE as dynamic DNS script due to lack of such functionality in native ddns-scripts (https://github.com/openwrt/packages/tree/master/net/ddns-scripts).

2. csd-post.sh

   Cisco Secure Desktop wrapper for Openconnect, based on https://gitlab.com/openconnect/openconnect/blob/master/trojans/csd-post.sh. The script just simulates invoking of a trojan and sends predefined data, but it tries to be as honest as possible to avoid any synthentic params while they can be collected from a system such as Linux kernel version, hostname, opened ports, MAC address and so on.

3. telegram_chatwipe.py

   Python script to delete or list your messages from specified Telegram chat until a provided date. The simple example how to run it:

   ~> ./telegram_chatwipe.py --phone 79123456789 --api-id 123456 --api-hash a622ddd7244a59b9c12be4e762a133df --until 1970-01-01 --mode delete
   0. [All Peers]
   1. chat1 (Peer 1012345678)
   2. chat2 (Peer 1087654321)
   
   [INPUT] Choose chat: 1
   [INFO] Chosen: chat1
   [INFO] Getting messages from peer 1012345678 for user Username until the date 1970-01-01 00:00:00...
   [INFO] Received: 100 messages. Offset: 0.
   [WARN] Going to delete among 3600 messages
   [INFO] Deleted 3600 messages
   

   You could also specify peer argument, please see usage help for more information. Do not forget to install telethon module for Python 3 and create your own credentials before you start.

4. telegram_graph.py

   Python script to generate Plantuml graph from chats, channels and their common contacts in which you participate. Please read article for more information.

5. telegram_chats_intersection.py

   Python script to get the intersection between pairs of Telegram chats you participate or pass by peers argument. The simple example how to run it:

   ~> ./telegram_chats_intersection.py --phone 79123456789 --api-id 123456 --api-hash a622ddd7244a59b9c12be4e762a133df --verbose --showusers --peers 1012345678 1087654321
   INFO:root:Creating Telegram Client
   INFO:telethon.network.mtprotosender:Connecting to 123.234.123.234:443/TcpFull...
   INFO:telethon.network.mtprotosender:Connection to 123.234.123.234:443/TcpFull complete!
   INFO:root:Collecting known chats
   INFO:root:Collected the list of chats: Chat Title 1; Chat Title 2
   INFO:root:Parsing "Chat Title 1" (1012345678) with 320 users
   INFO:root:Parsing users from chat "Chat Title 1" (1012345678)
   INFO:root:Sleep for 2 seconds
   INFO:root:Parsing "Chat Title 2" (1087654321) with 2500 users
   INFO:root:Parsing users from chat "Chat Title 2" (1087654321)
   INFO:root:Sleep for 2 seconds
   INFO:root:Intersection "Chat Title 1" with "Chat Title 2"
   overlapping_1012345678_1087654321:
     1012345678:
       part: 3/320
       percentage: '0.94'
       title: Chat Title 1
     1087654321:
       part: 3/2500
       percentage: '0.27'
       title: Chat Title 2
     users:
       23012345:
         firstname: First Name 1
         lastname: Last Name 1
         username: UserName1
       327654321:
         firstname: First Name 2
         username: UserName2
       661345678:
         username: UserName3
   

   You could also do not specify peers argument, it will perform intersection across of available possible pair combinations for your chats. Please see usage help for more information. Do not forget to install telethon module for Python 3 and create your own credentials before you start.

6. telegram_chatlog2graylog.py

   Please refer to Telegram to Graylog forwarder article.

7. regru_ddns.lua

   The Lua script for REG.RU DNS that allows you to use it with OpenWrt or LEDE as dynamic DNS script due to lack of such functionality in native ddns-scripts (https://github.com/openwrt/packages/tree/master/net/ddns-scripts).