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Small tools. Real security work.

No giant product page. Just two practical builds: one for pentest follow-up, one for fast public web hygiene snapshots.

01MIT

Pentest Dashboard Automation

A lean self-hosted engine for tracking findings after a penetration test: owners, due dates, remediation status, retests, overdue work, and SLA breaches.

PythonSQLiteSelf-hostedExcel import/export
Open on GitHub

Data safety: use synthetic data unless you have explicit authorization and a proper data-handling agreement.

02CLI

Web Security Snapshot

A small read-only Python CLI that checks the public hygiene signals people forget: HTTPS, headers, TLS expiry, security.txt, robots.txt, SPF, and DMARC.

Read-onlyRisk scoreMarkdown reportJSON report
Open on GitHub

Built for clarity

Each tool does one useful job and gets out of the way.

Made for defenders

No exploitation, no noise. These are practical workflow and hygiene tools.

Open on GitHub

Read the code, run locally, fork it, and improve it for your own lab.