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Tsunami is a general purpose network security scanner with an extensible plugin system for detecting high severity vulnerabilities with high confidence. When security vulnerabilities or misconfigurations are actively exploited by attackers, organizations need to react quickly in order to protect potentially vulnerable assets. As attackers increasingly invest in automation, the time window to react to a newly released, high severity vulnerability is usually measured in hours. This poses a significant challenge for large organizations with thousands or even millions of internet-connected systems. ...

anytype-ts is the TypeScript implementation of Anytype, a local-first, peer-to-peer knowledge management and note-taking platform that empowers users to own and structure their data privately and flexibly. Unlike traditional cloud-based systems, Anytype stores data locally and syncs across devices using encrypted peer-to-peer protocols. It provides block-based document editing, a custom object model for data types, and a rich UI for organizing knowledge like a personal wiki. This repo...

Nagstamon is a Nagios status monitor which resides in systray or desktop (Linux, macOS, Windows) as floating statusbar to inform you in realtime about the status of your hosts and services. It allows to connect to multiple Nagios based monitors. Currently supported are Nagios, Icinga, Opsview, Op5 Ninja, Check_MK Multisite, Centreon and Thruk.

Pachtop is a fast, open-source system monitoring application that provides a modern and elegant way to view your computer’s performance. Built with Rust, Tauri, and React, it delivers real-time insights into CPU, RAM, disk, and network usage while remaining lightweight and responsive. Designed for Windows, macOS, and Linux, Pachtop displays both system metrics and running applications in a clean, intuitive interface. Users can easily track resource consumption, analyze storage, and check detailed hardware and OS information. ...

The software can be used to remotely monitor the usage of your desktop in realtime. The desktop app can be run on the desktop to monitor its usage. The user can login from the web interface to monitor their machines. Web Dashboard: https://sys-monitor.now.sh Note: If you cannot see tray icon on gnome, you may need this https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1503/tray-icons/

An ARP watch daemon for windows (portable to linux but it is already there...) which is able to be run as a service and logs to eventlog so one can collect the logs and react to events.

xjnm is a java daemon that gathers numbers from arbitrary sources (e.g. cpu usage) and can store it on arbitrary storages (e.g. a jdbc database) for later analysis or react in arbitrary way to the data collected (e.g. inform an administrator by e-mail).