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diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
@@ -6,13 +6,7 @@
 ![release-date](https://img.shields.io/github/release-date/01rabbit/KaliPAKU)
 ![sns](https://img.shields.io/twitter/follow/PAKURI9?label=PAKURI&style=social)
 
-## Overview
-
-KaliPAKU is a command-line tool for Kali Linux that provides an easy-to-use menu-driven interface to run various security tools. The tool is designed to simplify the process of running popular security tools and includes the top 10 tools from the Kali Linux distribution.
-One of the unique features of KaliPAKU is its intuitive menu system, which is based on the Ten-Key Numbering System. This allows users to quickly select the tool they want to run by typing the corresponding number on the keypad. This menu system is designed to be easy to use and can be quickly mastered even by those who are new to Kali Linux.
-Overall, KaliPAKU is a powerful and easy-to-use tool for anyone looking to simplify the process of running popular security tools on Kali Linux.
-
-### What's KaliPAKU
+## What's KaliPAKU
 
 I call it "KaliPAKU" with a hint of irony, since it looks like a tool I made myself, using tools included in Kali Linux and adding a little PAKURI control.
 Incidentally, "karipaku" in Japanese slang indicates embezzling something borrowed.
@@ -22,6 +16,22 @@ Incidentally, "karipaku" in Japanese slang indicates embezzling something borrow
 
 ---
 
+## Overview
+
+![overview](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16553787/229039110-d749063f-e245-48a4-b5c2-e94d8d2db760.png)
+KaliPAKU is a command-line tool for Kali Linux that provides an easy-to-use menu-driven interface to run various security tools. The tool is designed to simplify the process of running popular security tools and includes the top 10 tools from the Kali Linux distribution.
+One of the unique features of KaliPAKU is its intuitive menu system, which is based on the Ten-Key Numbering System. This allows users to quickly select the tool they want to run by typing the corresponding number on the keypad. This menu system is designed to be easy to use and can be quickly mastered even by those who are new to Kali Linux.
+Overall, KaliPAKU is a powerful and easy-to-use tool for anyone looking to simplify the process of running popular security tools on Kali Linux.
+
+### What's Ten-key Numbering System
+
+The Ten-key Numbering System enables even beginners to execute Kali Linux commands without typing them out. It is also useful for simplifying commands, even for experienced users. Key features include:
+
+1. Commands can be executed by inputting 3 to 5 digit numbers.
+2. It reduces input errors when typing out commands.
+3. By using numbers to execute commands, instructions within a team become more concise.
+4. It enables people with physical disabilities to participate in penetration testing if they can operate the ten-key pad.
+
 ## Description
 
 KaliPAKU is a Bash shell script that allows users to easily access the Kali Linux tools included in the kali-tools-top10 package. One of its unique features is the Ten-Key Numbering System, which allows users to execute commands by simply typing numbers on the numeric keypad. This system is similar to the finger numbers used when learning to play a musical instrument, and is designed to make it easier for beginners to use Kali Linux.  
@@ -69,7 +79,7 @@ The benefits of using our KaliPAKU include
     ![KaliPAKU Terminal](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16553787/200162688-e8f11bce-890b-4af2-b58b-a284145ac24b.png)  
 3. KaliPAKU Terminal
 Enter "kp" or "kalipaku" at the KaliPAKU terminal or enter the magic number "4649" to activate the KaliPAKU menu.  
-    ![KaliPAKU menu](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16553787/223942455-f3cb9060-34b3-4b0a-b1c7-9e270925da6f.png)  
+    ![KaliPAKU menu](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16553787/229037118-80dd7e8e-0a5d-4040-99c5-fd9c54a93048.png)  
 4. KaliPAKU Cheatsheet  
 Here is a partial cheat sheet of commands that can be called up in the KaliPAKU menu. To check the cheat sheet, use "cs", "cheat", or "cheatsheet". You can also use the magic number "4936".  
     ![cheatsheet](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16553787/200162706-4f6231c5-d96e-4788-8d64-786f949c2ff1.png)
@@ -112,7 +122,7 @@ Here is a partial cheat sheet of commands that can be called up in the KaliPAKU
 ## How to use
 
 1. To scan with Nmap, start KaliPAKU and activate the KaliPAKU menu. The magic number to type is "4649". The magic number is "4649", which means "greetings" in Japanese.  
-    ![KaliPAKU Menu](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16553787/223942455-f3cb9060-34b3-4b0a-b1c7-9e270925da6f.png)  
+    ![KaliPAKU Menu](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16553787/229037118-80dd7e8e-0a5d-4040-99c5-fd9c54a93048.png)  
 2. Then enter the magic number "1022" if you want to perform an Intense Scan of Nmap(It takes only about 0.5 seconds to transition to this screen)  
    ![nmap](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16553787/200163893-d712c21e-da9c-460c-91d3-1f39a363e5f0.png)  
 
@@ -149,8 +159,8 @@ Use Faraday to effectively use the reconnaissance information collected in Demo1
 
 ## Operation check environment
 
-- OS: Kali Linux 2022.4
-- Memory: 8.0GB
+- OS: Kali Linux 2023.1
+- Memory: 2048MB
 
 ## Contributors
 

diff --git a/kalipaku.sh b/kalipaku.sh
@@ -46,7 +46,6 @@ function mainmenu(){
         *)
             ;;
         esac
-        unset NUM
     done
     clear
 }

diff --git a/modules/attack/31_kp_setoolkit.sh b/modules/attack/31_kp_setoolkit.sh
@@ -7,9 +7,9 @@ function menu_setoolkit(){
     clear
     figlet setoolkit
     num3 0 "Attack"
-    num2 5 "Social-Engineering" "(setoolkit)"
-    num1 10 "Website_Attack_Vectors" "(Credential_Harvester_Attack)"
-    num9 10 "Back"
+    num2 3 "Social-Engineering" "(setoolkit)"
+    num1 6 "Website_Attack_Vectors" "(Credential_Harvester_Attack)"
+    num9 6 "Back"
     read -n 1 -s NUM
     case $NUM in
     1)

diff --git a/modules/attack/32_kp_msfpc.sh b/modules/attack/32_kp_msfpc.sh
@@ -7,9 +7,9 @@ function menu_msfpc(){
     clear
     figlet MSFPC
     num3 0 " Attack"
-    num4 5 " MSFvenom_Payload_Creator" " (msfpc)"
-    num1 10 " Create_Payload"
-    num9 10 " Back"
+    num4 3 " MSFvenom_Payload_Creator" " (msfpc)"
+    num1 6 " Create_Payload"
+    num9 6 " Back"
     read -n 1 -s NUM
     case $NUM in
     1)

diff --git a/modules/attack/33_kp_searchsploit.sh b/modules/attack/33_kp_searchsploit.sh
@@ -7,10 +7,10 @@ function menu_searchsploit(){
     clear
     figlet SearchSploit
     num3 0 " Attack"
-    num5 5 " Search_Exploit" " (searchsploit)"
-    num1 10 " Search"
-    num2 10 " Automatic_Search" " (Miscellaneous_Automation)"
-    num9 10 " Back"
+    num5 3 " Search_Exploit" " (searchsploit)"
+    num1 6 " Search"
+    num2 6 " Automatic_Search" " (Miscellaneous_Automation)"
+    num9 6 " Back"
     read -n 1 -s NUM
     case $NUM in
     1)

diff --git a/modules/attack/attackmenu.sh b/modules/attack/attackmenu.sh
@@ -12,12 +12,12 @@ function menu_attack(){
     clear
     figlet Attack
     num3 0 " Attack"
-    num1 5 " Exploit" " (Metasploit)"
-    num2 5 " Social-Engineering" " (setoolkit)"
-    num3 5 " Brute-force" " (crackmapexec)"
-    num4 5 " Payload_Creator" " (msfpc)"
-    num5 5 " Search Exploit" " (searchsploit)"
-    num9 5 " Main"
+    num1 3 " Exploit" " (Metasploit)"
+    num2 3 " Social-Engineering" " (setoolkit)"
+    num3 3 " Brute-force" " (crackmapexec)"
+    num4 3 " Payload_Creator" " (msfpc)"
+    num5 3 " Search Exploit" " (searchsploit)"
+    num9 3 " Main"
     read -n 1 -s n
     case $n in
     1)

diff --git a/modules/auxiliary/51_kp_undercover.sh b/modules/auxiliary/51_kp_undercover.sh
@@ -7,9 +7,9 @@ function menu_undercover(){
     clear
 	figlet Undercover
 	num5 0 "Auxiliary"
-	num1 5 "kali-undercover"
-	num1 10 "Execute"
-	num9 10 "Back"
+	num1 3 "kali-undercover"
+	num1 6 "Execute"
+	num9 6 "Back"
     read -n 1 -s NUM
 	case $NUM in
     1)

diff --git a/modules/auxiliary/52_kp_netcat.sh b/modules/auxiliary/52_kp_netcat.sh
@@ -6,13 +6,13 @@ function menu_netcat(){
 	clear
 	figlet Netcat
 	num5 0 "Auxiliary"
-	num2 5 "Netcat"
-	num1 10 "Connect"
-	num2 10 "Reverse Connect"
-    num3 10 "Send File"
-    num4 10 "Receiving File"
-    num5 10 "Manual"
-	num9 10 "Back"
+	num2 3 "Netcat"
+	num1 6 "Connect"
+	num2 6 "Reverse Connect"
+    num3 6 "Send File"
+    num4 6 "Receiving File"
+    num5 6 "Manual"
+	num9 6 "Back"
     read -n 1 -s NUM
 	case $NUM in
     1)

diff --git a/modules/auxiliary/53_kp_httpserver.sh b/modules/auxiliary/53_kp_httpserver.sh
@@ -7,9 +7,9 @@ function menu_httpserver(){
     clear
 	figlet Python HTTP Server
 	num5 0 "Auxiliary"
-	num3 5 "Python HTTP Server"
-	num1 10 "Execute"
-	num9 10 "Back"
+	num3 3 "Python HTTP Server"
+	num1 6 "Execute"
+	num9 6 "Back"
     read -n 1 -s NUM
 	case $NUM in
     1)

diff --git a/modules/auxiliary/auxiliarymenu.sh b/modules/auxiliary/auxiliarymenu.sh
@@ -10,10 +10,10 @@ function menu_auxiliary(){
     clear
     figlet Auxiliary
     num5 0 "Auxiliary"
-    num1 5 "kali-undercover"
-    num2 5 "Netcat"
-    num3 5 "Python HTTP Server"
-    num9 5 "Main"
+    num1 3 "kali-undercover"
+    num2 3 "Netcat"
+    num3 3 "Python HTTP Server"
+    num9 3 "Main"
     read -n 1 -s NUM
 	case $NUM in
 	1)

diff --git a/modules/kali-tools-top10/10_kp_wireshark.sh b/modules/kali-tools-top10/10_kp_wireshark.sh
@@ -7,10 +7,10 @@ function menu_wireshark(){
 	clear
 	figlet wireshark
 	num1 0 "Kali-tools-top10"
-	num5 5 "wireshark(tshark)"
-	num1 10 "wireshark"
-    num2 10 "tshark"
-	num9 10 "Back"
+	num5 3 "wireshark(tshark)"
+	num1 6 "wireshark"
+    num2 6 "tshark"
+	num9 6 "Back"
     read -n 1 -s NUM
 	case $NUM in
     1)

diff --git a/modules/kali-tools-top10/1_kp_wifite.sh b/modules/kali-tools-top10/1_kp_wifite.sh
@@ -7,10 +7,10 @@ function menu_wifite(){
 	clear
 	figlet wifite
 	num1 0 "Kali-tools-top10"
-	num1 5 "wifite"
-	num1 10 "Execute"
-	num2 10 "Manual"
-	num9 10 "Back"
+	num1 3 "wifite"
+	num1 6 "Execute"
+	num2 6 "Manual"
+	num9 6 "Back"
     read -n 1 -s NUM
 	case $NUM in
     1)

diff --git a/modules/kali-tools-top10/2_kp_burpsuite.sh b/modules/kali-tools-top10/2_kp_burpsuite.sh
@@ -7,9 +7,9 @@ function menu_burpsuite(){
 	clear
 	figlet Burpsuite
 	num1 0 "Kali-tools-top10"
-	num2 5 "burpsuite"
-	num1 10 "Execute"
-	num9 10 "Back"
+	num2 3 "burpsuite"
+	num1 6 "Execute"
+	num9 6 "Back"
     read -n 1 -s NUM
 	case $NUM in
     1)

diff --git a/modules/kali-tools-top10/3_kp_crackmapexec.sh b/modules/kali-tools-top10/3_kp_crackmapexec.sh
@@ -7,14 +7,14 @@ function menu_crackmapexec(){
 	clear
 	figlet crackmapexec
     num1 0 "Kali-tools-top10"
-    num3 5 "crackmapexec(SMB)"
-    num1 10 "Target_format(Basic)"
-    num2 10 "Null_session"
-    num3 10 "Connect_to_target_using_local_account"
-    num4 10 "Path_the_hash_against_a_subnet"
-    num5 10 "Brutefocing_&_Password_Spraying"
-    num6 10 "Manual"
-	num9 10 "Back"
+    num3 3 "crackmapexec(SMB)"
+    num1 6 "Target_format(Basic)"
+    num2 6 "Null_session"
+    num3 6 "Connect_to_target_using_local_account"
+    num4 6 "Path_the_hash_against_a_subnet"
+    num5 6 "Brutefocing_&_Password_Spraying"
+    num6 6 "Manual"
+	num9 6 "Back"
     read -n 1 -s NUM
     case $NUM in
     1)

diff --git a/modules/kali-tools-top10/4_kp_hydra.sh b/modules/kali-tools-top10/4_kp_hydra.sh
@@ -7,11 +7,11 @@ function menu_hydra(){
 	clear
 	figlet hydra
     num1 0 "Kali-tools-top10"
-    num4 5 "hydra"
-    num1 10 "Dictionary_Attack"
-    num2 10 "Password_Spray_Attack"
-    num3 10 "Manual"
-	num9 10 "Back"
+    num4 3 "hydra"
+    num1 6 "Dictionary_Attack"
+    num2 6 "Password_Spray_Attack"
+    num3 6 "Manual"
+	num9 6 "Back"
     read -n 1 -s NUM
     case $NUM in
     1)

diff --git a/modules/kali-tools-top10/5_kp_john.sh b/modules/kali-tools-top10/5_kp_john.sh
@@ -7,13 +7,13 @@ function menu_john(){
 	clear
 	figlet john
     num1 0 "Kali-tools-top10"
-    num5 5 "john"
-    num1 10 "Cracking_with_a_wordlist"
-    num2 10 "Attempt_to_crack_hash_file" " using_previously_cracked_passwords"
-    num3 10 "Show_cracked_passwords"
-    num4 10 "Attempt_to_crack_hash_using_incremental_mode" " (May_take_a_long_time)"
-    num5 10 "Manual"
-    num9 10 "Back"
+    num5 3 "john"
+    num1 6 "Cracking_with_a_wordlist"
+    num2 6 "Attempt_to_crack_hash_file" " using_previously_cracked_passwords"
+    num3 6 "Show_cracked_passwords"
+    num4 6 "Attempt_to_crack_hash_using_incremental_mode" " (May_take_a_long_time)"
+    num5 6 "Manual"
+    num9 6 "Back"
 	read -n 1 -s NUM
     case $NUM in
     1)

diff --git a/modules/kali-tools-top10/6_kp_metasploit.sh b/modules/kali-tools-top10/6_kp_metasploit.sh
@@ -2,17 +2,17 @@
 
 source kp.conf
 source $MODULES_PATH/misc_module.sh
-source $TOOL_PATH/32_kp_msfpc.sh
+source $ATTACK_PATH/32_kp_msfpc.sh
 
 function menu_metasploit(){
 	clear
 	figlet Metasploit
     num1 0 " Kali-tools-top10"
-    num1 5 " metasploit-framework"
-    num1 10 " Normal_Boot"
-    num2 10 " Create_Multi_handler" " (windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp)"
-    num3 10 " Create_Payload" " (msfpc)"
-    num9 10 " Back"
+    num1 3 " metasploit-framework"
+    num1 6 " Normal_Boot"
+    num2 6 " Create_Multi_handler" " (windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp)"
+    num3 6 " Create_Payload" " (msfpc)"
+    num9 6 " Back"
 	read -n 1 -s NUM
     echo ""
     case $NUM in

diff --git a/modules/kali-tools-top10/7_kp_nmap.sh b/modules/kali-tools-top10/7_kp_nmap.sh
@@ -7,14 +7,14 @@ function menu_nmap(){
 	clear
 	figlet Nmap
     num1 0 "Kali-tools-top10"
-    num2 5 "nmap"
-    num1 10 "Ping_Scan"
-    num2 10 "Intense_Scan"
-    num3 10 "Intense_Scan_UDP"
-    num4 10 "Intense_Scan_all_TCP"
-    num5 10 "Vuln_Scan"
-    num6 10 "Manual"
-    num9 10 "Back"
+    num2 3 "nmap"
+    num1 6 "Ping_Scan"
+    num2 6 "Intense_Scan"
+    num3 6 "Intense_Scan_UDP"
+    num4 6 "Intense_Scan_all_TCP"
+    num5 6 "Vuln_Scan"
+    num6 6 "Manual"
+    num9 6 "Back"
 	read -n 1 -s NUM
     case $NUM in
     1) cmd_nmap1 ;;

diff --git a/modules/kali-tools-top10/8_kp_responder.sh b/modules/kali-tools-top10/8_kp_responder.sh
@@ -7,13 +7,13 @@ function menu_responder(){
 	clear
 	figlet Responder
     num1 0 "Kali-tools-top10"
-    num3 5 "responder"
-    num1 10 "Basic_Usage"
-    num2 10 "Analyze_mode"
-    num3 10 "Poisoning_with_Responder"
-    num4 10 "Basic_Authentication_&_WPAD"
-    num5 10 "Manual"
-    num9 10 "Back"
+    num3 3 "responder"
+    num1 6 "Basic_Usage"
+    num2 6 "Analyze_mode"
+    num3 6 "Poisoning_with_Responder"
+    num4 6 "Basic_Authentication_&_WPAD"
+    num5 6 "Manual"
+    num9 6 "Back"
 	read -n 1 -s NUM
     case $NUM in
     1)

diff --git a/modules/kali-tools-top10/9_kp_sqlmap.sh b/modules/kali-tools-top10/9_kp_sqlmap.sh
@@ -7,13 +7,13 @@ function menu_sqlmap(){
 	clear
 	figlet sqlmap
     num1 0 "Kali-tools-top10"
-    num4 5 "sqlmap"
-    num1 10 "Enume_all_dbs"
-    num2 10 "Enume_all_tables"
-    num3 10 "Enume_table_columns"
-    num4 10 "Table_columns_dump"
-    num6 10 "Manual"
-    num9 10 "Back"
+    num4 3 "sqlmap"
+    num1 6 "Enume_all_dbs"
+    num2 6 "Enume_all_tables"
+    num3 6 "Enume_table_columns"
+    num4 6 "Table_columns_dump"
+    num6 6 "Manual"
+    num9 6 "Back"
 	read -n 1 -s NUM
     case $NUM in
     1)
-Original file line number
+Diff line change
@@ Expand Up / @@ -46,7 +46,6 @@ function mainmenu(){ @@
             *)
                 ;;
             esac
-            unset NUM
         done
         clear
     }
@@ Expand Down @@