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Wapiti is a black-box web vulnerability scanner written in Python. It crawls deployed web applications, tests their pages and forms with attack payloads, and reports suspected vulnerabilities without inspecting source code.
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Wapiti is a black-box web vulnerability scanner written in Python. It crawls deployed web applications, tests their pages and forms with attack payloads, and reports suspected vulnerabilities without inspecting source code.
ActiveHealth 50/100
Impacket is a Python library maintained by Fortra’s Core Security for low-level access to network protocols, including SMB and MSRPC. It helps developers and security researchers construct and parse packets and provides example tools.
ActiveHealth 54/100
Masscan is a C-based, asynchronous TCP port scanner built around its own ad hoc TCP/IP stack, designed to probe large address ranges quickly. It offers Nmap-like options and runs on Linux, Windows, macOS, and other systems.
MaintainedHealth 46/100
WhatWeb is a Ruby web scanner that identifies websites and the technologies behind them, from CMSs and JavaScript libraries to servers and embedded devices. Its plugin-based fingerprinting ranges from a single-request stealthy scan to more thorough checks.
QuietHealth 33/100
Responder is a Python network security tool for testing how systems handle LLMNR, NBT-NS, and mDNS name-resolution requests. It includes rogue authentication servers for multiple protocols and runs on Linux, with macOS support documented by the project.
QuietHealth 30/100
objection is a Frida-powered runtime exploration toolkit for assessing Android and iOS app security without requiring a jailbreak. It gives mobile security testers command-line access to app internals, including filesystems, memory, keychains and runtime objects.
ActiveHealth 57/100
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Vanna helps teams build chat interfaces that translate natural-language questions into SQL and return streamed tables, charts, and summaries. It is aimed at applications that need database-backed answers with user-aware permissions and an embedded web UI.
ArchivedHealth 35/100
A practical, example-led guide to applying Clean Code and SOLID principles in JavaScript. Useful for developers and teams reviewing naming, functions, object design, testing, and maintainability, but it is guidance rather than an enforceable style standard.
InactiveHealth 34/100
ADR is an enterprise security toolkit for discovering AI tools, collecting agent activity, benchmarking defenses, and detecting risky behavior. It is aimed at security teams evaluating or monitoring AI agents across employee endpoints and customer-facing systems.
NewHealth 62/100
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