
Bug-Bounty-Arsenal-v.3
Full-stack platform for authorized web application security scanning with a detector-based engine, async Celery workers, and a React dashboard for…

Full-stack platform for authorized web application security scanning with a detector-based engine, async Celery workers, and a React dashboard for…

⚡️ Multiple target ZAP Scanning

Moxy is an open-source DAST tool designed for modern web application security testing. It provides an easy-to-use interface with agentic capabilities…

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

Find the vulnerability your tests were never written to catch. A ReGrade demo modeling CVE-2023-5968: catch a password-hash leak by comparing an app…

Frida-powered runtime mobile exploration toolkit for assessing iOS and Android app security. Bypass SSL pinning, dump keychains, manipulate heap…

Jackhammer - One Security vulnerability assessment/management tool to solve all the security team problems.

A secure* runtime for autonomous AI agents. Policy from plain-English constitutions. (*https://ironcurtain.dev)

Lightweight, secure Linux sandboxes for untrusted processes. Runs in the browser and on the server.

Stage two containers

PMG protects developers, AI agents from malicious open source packages using proxy, sandbox and SafeDep's threat intelligence feed.

Give coding agents a disposable Linux VM, not your laptop


A fuzzer for full VM kernel/driver targets

Top-level repository for LFI: Practical, Efficient, and Secure Software-based Sandboxing

MCP server exposing Frida instrumentation as tools for coding agents to connect to devices, inspect processes, manage sessions, and load JavaScript…

A lightweight sandboxing tool for enforcing filesystem and network restrictions on arbitrary processes at the OS level, without requiring a container.

Sandbox for AI coding agents. Runs Copilot CLI, Claude Code, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, Antigravity, Pi, goose or a plain shell inside a kernel-level…