Valkey is an in-memory key-value data structure store, forked from the open-source Redis project just before Redis transitioned to its new source-available licenses.
This tutorial explains how to install Valkey...
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Go SimpleHTTPserver is a lightweight and high-performance HTTP server designed for testing purposes. It can serve as an alternative to the well-known Python SimpleHTTPServer, with additional features including a fully...
The mapCIDR is a tool designed to perform various operations for a given CIDR (Classless Inter-Domain Routing), which is used to allocate IP addresses and define network segments. It can...
Katana is a web crawling tool designed for fast and efficient extraction of information from websites. It offers two key modes for crawling: Standard mode (faster, for static sites) and...
The alterx is a command line tool for generating subdomains to find potential subdomain misconfigurations or vulnerabilities. During a penetration test, security testers can use alterx to create variations of...
The cdncheck is a command line tool that detects various technologies associated with a given IP address or DNS. It focuses on identifying whether the IP or domain is linked...
Super Productivity is an open-source task management and time tracking application designed to help users organize their work efficiently. It's particularly useful for developers and teams who need to integrate...
The tlsx is an open-source command line tool built for performing in-depth analysis of TLS (Transport Layer Security) configurations on websites and web services. This tutorial demonstrates how to install...
The dnsx is an open-source command line tool that is primarily used for DNS enumeration. It supports multiple DNS queries, user supplied resolvers, DNS wildcard filtering, and more. This tool...
The httpx is an HTTP toolkit that probes services, web servers, and other valuable information that could be useful for further testing or analysis. It's particularly useful for security researchers...