☠ pwnHACKER // MAC OPS NODE ● M5 PRO // FIELD KIT v2.2.1 ONLINE
NODE 05 // APPLE SILICON FIELD KIT

MacBook Pro M5 Pro
Power Toolkit.

A curated Mac arsenal for system administration, network engineering, troubleshooting, development, OSINT, security research and authorized penetration testing. Native macOS where it makes sense; Kali ARM64 in a VM where Linux is the better tool.

0Tracked tools
ARM64Apple Silicon first
8Operational sectors
ETHAuthorized testing only
FIELD NOTE: On modern Apple Silicon, use native/universal macOS builds whenever available. For Kali-specific workflows, use the ARM64 Kali image in UTM, Parallels or another supported virtualizer rather than planning around a traditional Intel-era dual boot.

BUILD STATUS // THIS MAC // v2.2

0 of 0 tools marked installed. Your selections are stored locally in this browser.

BUILD PROFILES // ONE-CLICK LOADOUTS

Choose a role-based preset to load the Build My Mac queue instantly. You can still add or remove individual tools afterward.

BUILD MY MAC // INSTALL SCRIPT

Select the apps you want in your build plan. v2.1 generates a reusable shell script with Homebrew installs, casks, CLI packages, and comments for tools that require manual or VM installation.

0 selected0 brew installs0 manual / vm
How to Run .sh

RUN THE DOWNLOADED .SH // macOS

After downloading pwnhacker-macbook-build.sh, open Terminal and run these steps. The commands below assume the script is in your Downloads folder.

01 // OPEN DOWNLOADS

Move Terminal into the folder containing the script.

cd ~/Downloads
02 // MAKE EXECUTABLE

Give the shell script execute permission.

chmod +x pwnhacker-macbook-build.sh
03 // RUN SCRIPT

Execute the generated Mac build script.

./pwnhacker-macbook-build.sh
04 // VERIFY

Confirm Homebrew and installed packages after the build finishes.

brew doctor && brew list
SECURITY NOTE: Review the generated script in Sublime Text, BBEdit, VS Code, or Terminal before executing it. macOS may request your administrator password or security approval for individual applications. Never run a shell script you have not reviewed or do not trust.
SCRIPT COPIED