Security Tool
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A Windows artifact collection and parsing tool for targeted digital forensics and incident response investigations.
A Python tool for advanced analysis of Windows AppCompat/AmCache forensic artifacts, enabling threat hunting beyond basic grep techniques.
A minimal command-line utility for connecting to and exploiting exposed CEF/Electron debuggers during security assessments.
A Python tool for offline detection of Windows persistence mechanisms in forensic collections like KAPE dumps or mounted disk images.
A fast, minimalistic ARP scanner CLI written in Rust for discovering hosts on local networks.
A fast GraphQL discovery and fingerprinting toolbox for security testing and reconnaissance.
A simple ELF crypter that encrypts ELF binary sections using RC4 encryption for on-disk protection.
A signature-based, multi-threaded honeypot detection tool written in Go that identifies emulated services via crafted requests.
A penetration testing tool for selectively downloading files from exposed .git repositories on web servers.
A honeypot that emulates USB storage devices to detect and capture malware that spreads via USB propagation.
An open-source honeypot framework for NoSQL databases that simulates servers to detect and log attacks.
A security proxy that protects Docker daemon sockets by filtering API endpoint calls with configurable rules.
An interactive SSH public-key brute force tool for penetration testing, enabling command execution on remote hosts.
A tool for fast detection of repackaged Android applications by comparing resource file digests from APK signatures.
A tool to find code caves (empty space) in PE files (exe, dll) for x86/x64 Windows, useful for shellcode placement.
Extracts the most common substrings from text files, specifically designed to generate wordlists for password cracking attacks.
A security tool for enumerating and exploiting pipeline vulnerabilities in GitHub Actions workflows and self-hosted runners.
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