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6 repositories tagged with Security Tools
waymore: Advanced URL and Archived Response Collection for Reconnaissance
waymore is a powerful Python tool designed to find an extensive collection of URLs from various web archiving and intelligence sources. Unlike other tools, it can also download archived responses, allowing for deeper analysis and discovery of hidden links or parameters. This makes waymore an essential asset for bug bounty hunters and security researchers focused on comprehensive reconnaissance.
Meta-GraphQL-Beautifier: Enhance Burp Suite for GraphQL Requests
Meta-GraphQL-Beautifier is a Burp Suite extension designed to improve the readability and analysis of Meta GraphQL requests. It provides beautification and highlighting features, making it easier for security professionals to work with complex GraphQL traffic. This tool streamlines the process of identifying and understanding potential vulnerabilities within GraphQL endpoints.
MyIP: The Ultimate IP Toolbox for Network Diagnostics and Security
MyIP is a comprehensive, open-source IP toolbox designed to help users understand and diagnose their network connections. It offers a wide array of features, including IP geolocation, DNS leak tests, WebRTC detection, speed tests, and website availability checks. This versatile tool is ideal for anyone needing detailed insights into their IP addresses and network security.
Subwiz: A Lightweight GPT Model for Subdomain Discovery
Subwiz is an innovative, lightweight GPT model designed specifically for discovering subdomains. It leverages a transformer architecture, trained on extensive subdomain lists, to predict new subdomains efficiently. This tool is ideal for security researchers and developers looking to expand their subdomain enumeration capabilities.
Argus: The Ultimate Python Toolkit for Information Gathering and Reconnaissance
Argus is a powerful, Python-based toolkit designed for comprehensive information gathering and reconnaissance. It features an intuitive command-line interface and over 130 modules for in-depth analysis of networks, web applications, and security configurations. This tool empowers users to efficiently explore target systems, providing valuable insights for educational and ethical security assessments.
Opengrep: Static Code Analysis for Security Vulnerabilities
Opengrep is an open-source static code analysis engine, forked from Semgrep, designed to identify security issues in code rapidly. It offers powerful semantic grep capabilities across over 30 programming languages, making secure software development more accessible and vendor-neutral. Driven by a collective of AppSec organizations, Opengrep is committed to advancing SAST and keeping it open for the long term.