
goLoL
goLoL is a Windows host scanner with dual support for LOLBAS binaries and LOLDrivers. It lists LOLBAS techniques runnable at your current privilege…

goLoL is a Windows host scanner with dual support for LOLBAS binaries and LOLDrivers. It lists LOLBAS techniques runnable at your current privilege…

An open testing platform that probes HTTP/1.1 servers against RFC 9110/9112 requirements, smuggling vectors, and malformed input handling. Add your…

Python3 implementation of ADRecon with support for NTLM and Kerberos authentication querying LDAP. Generates individual CSV files and a single XSLX +…

A lightweight security auditor and sandbox for shell scripts. Oversight combines a Static Analysis engine (Rust) with Dynamic Enforcement (Linux…

Advanced PoC & Research for CVE-2026-0828 (Safetica) and CVE-2025-7771 (ThrottleStop). Analysis of BYOVD (Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver) TTPs for…

It's a tool to manage vulnerables packages in your *nix server, in a centralized way

Root your Galaxy using CVE-2026-43499

This is a exploit of CVE-2022-46169 to cacti 1.2.22. This exploit allows through an RCE to obtain a reverse shell on your computer.

VULCONHUB provides access to files to build your own hands-on vulnerable container image to learn and practice security

Finds the detection rules in your SIEM that are running blind

Pre-execution intent verification for AI agents. Audits what your AI is about to do, not what it says. Zero dependencies, deterministic, hash-sealed.

An open-source, single-script CVE scanner for RMM-managed fleets. Pure PowerShell 7 — joins your RMM software inventory against NVD, CISA KEV, EPSS…

A Burp Suite extension that integrates Dalfox XSS scanner directly into your workflow.

Talk to your Intel Management Engine directly — zero-dependency Python tool. Finds memory leaks, partition manifest, live MKHI probing. First public…

A test app to check if your device is vulnerable to CVE-2021-30955

KcMapper is a security auditing tool for Keycloak. It exports your Keycloak configuration (realms, clients, users, roles, etc.) into a Neo4j graph…

Cross-check the views of your attack surface and find the endpoints that cannot corroborate each other.

Create useful, lightweight static analyses using open source tools + a tiny bit of your code