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Fragscapy is a command-line tool to fuzz network protocols by automating the modification of outgoing network packets. It can run multiple successive tests to determine which options can be used to evade firewalls and IDS.

ThreatTracker is a Python script designed to monitor and generate alerts on given sets of indicators of compromise (IOCs) indexed by a set of Google Custom Search Engines.

Open source tools for realistic-behaving electric grid honeynets

🛡️ Free AI that blocks hackers while you sleep. Runs on cheap hardware. When someone in Tokyo gets attacked, you're protected in 30 seconds. No fees. No experts needed. Just protection. One node's detection → everyone's protection.

This tool analyzes a given Gitlab repository and searches for dangling or force-pushed commits containing potential secret or interesting information.

Data policy IN, dynamic view OUT: PACE is the Policy As Code Engine. It helps you to programatically create and apply a data policy to a processing platform like Databricks, Snowflake or BigQuery (or plain 'ol Postgres, even!) with definitions imported from Collibra, Datahub, ODD and the like.

  • data-catalog
  • data-processing
  • policy-enforcement
  • bigquery

Create n-grams of wordlists based on words, characters, or charsets to use in offline password attacks and data analysis

Statically compiled, zero-dependency Git pre-commit secret scanner and credentials detector written in Go. An alternative to Gitleaks and git-secrets.

A developer CLI tool that manages .env files, detects secret leaks, syncs env drift across teammates, and validates environment parity between local/staging/prod all from your terminal. Written in Go.

AfterGlow Cloud is a security visualization tool which lets users upload data and visualize the data as graphs on-the-fly (part of Google Summer of Code 2012).