cleanup/docs: update README, add usage section #64
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Signed-off-by: K.B.Dharun Krishna <[email protected]>
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This Pull request adds a usage section for
sslstrip.pyand revamps the entire README section.Details
Thanks for maintaining this wonderful tool, I am a maintainer at the tldr-pages project where we concisely document console commands in the form of cheat sheets. Our coverage extends across all CLI tools and platforms.
We generally prefer linking to the official documentation source/VCS repository to guide our users for further information.
Recently, we received a Pull request to add a cheat sheet for your tool (tldr-pages/tldr#12681), where the contributor has added more information link, to Kali Linux's documentation of the tool at https://www.kali.org/tools/sslstrip/ (while it contains usage information, it lacks crucial information about running
sslstripas root user which is documented only here). So I plan on suggesting linking to the README of your repository.With this PR merged, users of the tool/exploring it can get to know about the usage by taking a quick glance of the README.