Enhance exploit management in the framework

[ProjectZeroDays]

Enhance the framework's ability to manage and utilize exploits responsibly.

• Logging and Monitoring: Add logging mechanisms to track exploit usage in exploits/dia_framework_extracted/DIA Framework/src/exploits/exploits.py and exploits/ios/ios_webkit_exploit.py.
• Access Control: Implement access control for exploit deployment in exploits/dia_framework_extracted/DIA Framework/src/exploits/exploits.py and exploits/ios/ios_webkit_exploit.py.
• Validation Checks: Include validation checks for responsible exploit usage in exploits/dia_framework_extracted/DIA Framework/src/exploits/exploits.py and exploits/ios/ios_webkit_exploit.py.
• Documentation: Add documentation for responsible exploit management, including guidelines for ethical exploit usage and integration with compliance standards in README.md.
• GitHub Workflows: Enhance .github/workflows/auto-approve.yml and .github/workflows/pylint.yml to include steps for logging, monitoring, and access control in exploit deployment.

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To fix the problem, we need to ensure that sensitive information such as phone numbers is not logged in clear text. Instead, we can log a masked version of the phone number or avoid logging it altogether. The best way to fix this without changing existing functionality is to mask the phone number before logging it. This can be done by replacing the middle digits of the phone number with asterisks.

We will modify the logging statements in the deploy_sms_message function to mask the phone number. Specifically, we will change the logging statement on line 46 to log a masked version of the phone number.