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wafw00f-GUI
wafw00f GUI is an Graphical User Interface version of wafw00f CLI.
Wafw00f GUI is a graphical user interface version of wafw00f. I created this tool because I believed there was no GUI tool like NMap available for this purpose. The GUI of NMap is ZenMap, so creating WAFW00F was a good idea, and it runs in both systems, Linux and Windows, so it will be helpful for beginners. Refer to the official repository of WAFW00F in case you need any detailed information. Note: This file is an unofficial version of wafw00f purely made by me; the original credits go... -
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CookieGuardAudit
A beginner-friendly Python CLI tool that audits website cookies.
CookieGuardAudit is a simple Python command-line security tool that checks a website's cookies for common security flag issues. It helps users quickly spot weak cookie settings such as missing Secure, missing HttpOnly, missing SameSite, and SameSite=None without Secure. This project is designed for beginners, defenders, students, and anyone learning basic web security auditing. -
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pyWhat
Identify emails, IP addresses, and more
...It offers powerful filters called “tags” and distributions that let you narrow results to specific categories like bug bounties, cryptocurrencies, or AWS-related artifacts. For automation and integration, pyWhat provides a CLI with options for rarity filtering, sorting, and JSON export, as well as an API that can be imported into other Python programs.
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