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A portable, extensible framework for network reconnaissance and MITM attacks on WiFi, BLE, HID, CAN-bus, IPv4, and IPv6 networks.
A full-featured, highly configurable event-driven file transfer server supporting SFTP, HTTP/S, FTP/S, WebDAV with multiple storage backends.
An unsupervised coverage-guided kernel fuzzer for finding bugs in operating system kernels like Linux, Windows, and BSD variants.
A simple deployment tool that runs commands on multiple servers in parallel using a YAML configuration file.
Interactive remote system monitoring tool that connects via SSH to display CPU, memory, disk, and network metrics.
A command-line tool that performs semantic searches on text using word embeddings to find words with similar meaning to the query.
Framework for creating environmental keyed payloads that only execute on specific target systems.
A terminal application that displays The Matrix digital rain effect with customizable options.
A proof-of-concept tool that spreads deceptive breadcrumbs and honeytokens across systems to lure attackers toward honeypots.
A curated collection of common design patterns implemented in Go with detailed explanations for each pattern.
A service that listens to Docker Swarm events and sends notifications when services are created, updated, or removed.
Open source API and hardware for monitoring plant rootzone conditions via EC, pH, and runoff sensors.
A honeypot that isolates each attacker connection in a separate LXC container for monitoring and analysis.
A lightweight Neovim plugin for interactively managing struct field tags in Go source files.
A honeypot that emulates a Belkin N300 wireless router to observe malicious traffic targeting home networks.
A low-interaction honeypot that mimics a PostgreSQL server to detect and log unauthorized connection attempts.
A collection of honeypot service emulators written in Go for improved security and performance.
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