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A minimalist, JavaScript-free CTF platform inspired by motherfuckingwebsite.com, designed for simplicity and lightweight hosting.
A CLI program for automating the deployment, configuration, and monitoring of cybersecurity solutions across multiple hosts.
A Node.js web application honeypot designed for small environments like Raspberry Pi.
A refreshed Kali Linux post-installation script that simplifies tool installation and system configuration for security professionals.
A high-interaction honeypot that emulates the SMB protocol to detect and analyze network attacks.
A honeypot server written in Go that logs attacker interactions to a database.
A tool to detect and remove duplicate hashcat rules by generating unique identifiers for each rule transformation.
A honeypot data normalizer that provides immutable persistence for hpfeeds, normalizes sensor data, and exposes it via a REST API.
A forensic tool for remote acquisition, triage, and analysis of block devices via iSCSI protocol.
A decentralized AI security mesh that provides collective defense, where threat detection on any node protects all nodes within 30 seconds.
An open-source firewall for AI agents that prevents data leaks, dangerous tool usage, and supply chain attacks.
A browser-based playground with open-source scenarios for learning and practicing robot security through capture-the-flag challenges.
A framework for building high-interaction SSH honeypots with customizable command emulation.
A next-generation rule processor for hashcat with multibyte character support and rule optimization capabilities.
A client-minion tool for consistent and safe capture of off-network web resources during security investigations.
Converts John The Ripper and Cain NTLMv1/v2 hashes to Hashcat-compatible format for password cracking.
A PowerShell module for interacting with the urlscan.io API to automate threat hunting and intelligence gathering.
A Dockerized subset of the Modern Honey Network running honeypots (Cowrie and Dionaea) with a centralized broker for event collection and visualization.
A fuzzing tool for detecting Spectre vulnerabilities in software through dynamic analysis.
A high-interaction honeypot for HTTP/HTTPS that emulates vulnerable web applications to observe attacker behavior.
A modified OpenSSH daemon that forwards attacker commands to Cowrie for logging and interaction interpretation.
A repository for storing and distributing Return-Oriented Programming (ROP) wargame challenges and resources.
A Python honeyclient for detecting malicious web content through client-side emulation and analysis.
A high-interaction honeypot system that emulates Redis protocol to detect and analyze unauthorized access attempts.
A Python-based Elasticsearch honeypot that detects and analyzes attacks exploiting the CVE-2015-1427 Groovy vulnerability.
A collection of Rust libraries for working with the National Vulnerability Database (NVD).
A Python DNS crawler that finds identical domain names across different TLDs by querying authoritative SOA records.
A low-interaction Python honeypot that mimics vulnerable services to detect and log intrusion attempts.
An OpenFlow honeypot that redirects traffic destined for unused IP addresses to a specified honeypot using ARP spoofing and MAC address manipulation.
A collection of Capture The Flag (CTF) competition challenge write-ups from the SababaSec cybersecurity team.
A password analysis tool that ingests cracked passwords or wordlists and generates detailed visual reports in multiple formats.
A printer honeypot proof-of-concept that simulates network printers to detect and analyze unauthorized access attempts.
A command-line map-reduce tool for analyzing and visualizing SSH Cowrie honeypot logs over time.
A modular, medium-interaction honeypot built with Python and Twisted for detecting and analyzing cyber attacks.
A Python-based OpenIOC editor for creating and managing threat intelligence indicators across multiple security systems.
A Docker container running the Cowrie SSH honeypot with DShield reporting to contribute to internet threat intelligence.
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