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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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fsociety
Modular CLI framework for managing penetration testing tools
fsociety is a modular penetration testing framework designed to provide a unified interface for running and managing a wide range of security tools. It focuses on simplifying penetration testing workflows by integrating multiple external security utilities into a single command line environment. Instead of implementing its own security scanners, the framework acts as a wrapper and orchestrator that helps users discover, install, and execute tools from various GitHub repositories. Its modular... -
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Harpoon
Command line OSINT and threat intelligence automation tool
Harpoon is a command line tool designed to assist with open source intelligence (OSINT) and threat intelligence investigations. It helps security professionals and researchers collect and analyze publicly available information from a wide range of online sources. Harpoon is written in Python and organized around a modular plugin system, where each plugin is responsible for querying a specific platform, API, or intelligence service. This design allows users to automate many reconnaissance and... -
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Argus
Python toolkit for OSINT and reconnaissance with 135+ modules
Argus is a Python-based open source toolkit designed to simplify information gathering and reconnaissance tasks in cybersecurity. It provides an integrated command-line environment that consolidates numerous reconnaissance utilities into a single framework. The tool enables users to collect data about networks, domains, web applications, and infrastructure in an organized and efficient manner. Argus includes a modular architecture with more than 130 modules that support activities such as... -
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Mantis
Automated framework for asset discovery and vulnerability scanning
Mantis is an open source security framework designed to automate the workflow of asset discovery, reconnaissance, and vulnerability scanning for organizations and security teams. Mantis operates through a command line interface and accepts targets such as top level domains, IP addresses, or network ranges as input. From these inputs, it automatically discovers associated digital assets including subdomains and SSL certificates, allowing users to map the attack surface of a system. After... -
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GitGot
Semi-automated tool for discovering exposed secrets in GitHub data
GitGot is an open source security tool designed to help users quickly search large amounts of public data on GitHub to identify potentially exposed secrets. It operates as a semi-automated, feedback-driven system that combines automated search capabilities with human guidance to refine results during investigation. GitGot leverages the GitHub Search API to perform queries across repositories, files, and gists, allowing security researchers and penetration testers to discover sensitive... -
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FavFreak
Favicon hash–based reconnaissance tool for security research
FavFreak is an open source reconnaissance tool designed to assist security researchers, bug bounty hunters, and penetration testers in identifying web technologies using favicon hashes. It works by taking one or more URLs as input and automatically retrieving the favicon.ico file associated with each target website. After fetching the favicon, it calculates a hash value and organizes the scanned domains, subdomains, or IP addresses according to these hashes. FavFreak then compares the...
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