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AI security agent that runs in your terminal, orchestrating local tools, runbooks, and agents for authorized AppSec, pentest, OSINT, and CTF…

AI security agent that runs in your terminal, orchestrating local tools, runbooks, and agents for authorized AppSec, pentest, OSINT, and CTF…

Stage two containers

Orchestration component of purpleteam

TLS checking component of purpleteam

Open-source API security platform for continuous API discovery, vulnerability testing, and runtime threat detection. Integrates with CI/CD pipelines…

Automated API security testing tool that scans REST and SOAP APIs for vulnerabilities using OpenAPI/Swagger specs and WSDL files. Deploys a full …

Automated deployment of OWASP Juice Shop on Kubernetes using kubeadm and Terraform, with integrated Trivy vulnerability scanning for DevSecOps…

Hands-on lab on detecting and mitigating web app threats using OWASP ZAP, Burp Suite, and ModSecurity WAF (with OWASP CRS). Case study: Spring4Shell…

OWASP dependency-check is a software composition analysis utility that detects publicly disclosed vulnerabilities in application dependencies.

Interactive secure coding training with hands-on SCORM exercises covering OWASP Top 10 web and API vulnerabilities, Git/secrets exposure, and…

Next-generation dependency vulnerability scanner with reachability analysis, SBOM generation, license audit, and container image scanning for CI/CD…

Terminal API client for HTTP, GraphQL and gRPC. Plain .http files you can diff and version, with workflows, mocks, profiling, tracing, OpenAPI…

Burp-Automator: A Burp Suite Automation Tool with Slack Integration. It can be used with Jenkins and Selenium to automate Dynamic Application…

Rust-powered HTTP Request Smuggling Scanner.

⚡️ Multiple target ZAP Scanning

Unified security scanner for MCP servers with config, pentest, and repo-scan modes. Generates SARIF reports for CI/CD integration, detects secrets,…

Automated testing suite with live traffic record and replay

A simple server to host the valid, revoked, and expired certificates required by Section 2.2 of the CA/Browser Forum Baseline Requirements.