Cirilla
Cirilla is a Witcher-themed Telegram bot (because why not) written in Python, designed to handle a variety of IT-related tasks. I plan to incorporate some features pertaining to bug bounties in the near future. So if there are ever times you aren’t at your PC, but still want to run certain tools on a target or receive push notifications about any potential changes made by a target, you can!
Installation
Using wget:
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wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/partyh4t/Cirilla/refs/heads/main/cirilla.py
Using curl:
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curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/partyh4t/Cirilla/refs/heads/main/cirilla.py
Once the script is installed, you’ll have to create your own bot within the Telegram, in which it’ll provide you with your own bot’s token. Send the bot a message, and then use that token to access https://api.telegram.org/bot{BOT_TOKEN_HERE}/getUpdates, which will return JSON, containing an id key looking something like 21xxxxx38 within the chat object. That’ll be the CHAT_ID you specify in the script so the bot can send messages to the correct chat. With that done, edit the script to include both the BOT_TOKEN and CHAT_ID.
Currently the bot uses Flask to host a webhook, allowing Telegram to send data directly to it. Alternatively, you can utilize the getUpdates endpoint, which allows for polling Telegram’s API to retrieve updates/messages we’ve sent to the bot if you don’t want to open any ports or perform any port-forwarding. I’d highly recommend checking out the actual documentation as it goes way more indepth on setting up webhooks or utilizing polling.
Usage
TODO