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Developer Tools
How CISA Built an AI-Powered Documentation Pipeline for Logging Made Easy
LLM Engineering
whichllm: Hardware-Aware LLM Selection Using Evidence-Graded Benchmarks
LLM Engineering
JARVIS: The LLM-Orchestrated AI System That Pioneered Multi-Model Task Automation
Developer Tools
Quickjack: How Clickjacking Attacks Work Under the Hood
Developer Tools
Dshell: The Army's Plugin-Based Framework for Scriptable Network Forensics
Cybersecurity
JSPrime: The 2013 Browser-Based JavaScript Security Scanner That Pioneered Framework-Aware Static Analysis
Cybersecurity
Nogotofail: Google's On-Path Blackbox Security Testing Framework for Mobile Apps
Cybersecurity
WS-Attacker: The Academic Framework That Exploits SOAP's Hidden Attack Surface
Developer Tools
EncFS: The 20-Year-Old Filesystem That Encrypts One File at a Time
Developer Tools
shellcode_tools: The Unix Philosophy Applied to Exploit Development
Infrastructure
iDict and the iCloud Authentication Vulnerability That Apple Had to Patch
Developer Tools
Crackle: Breaking BLE Encryption by Exploiting Legacy Pairing's 20-Bit Keyspace
Developer Tools
Inside YouTube Fake View: A Browser Automation Experiment That Highlights Platform Security
Developer Tools
Building a Minimal Command Reference Tool: Inside dufferzafar/cheat
Cybersecurity
PayloadsAllTheThings: The 77,000-Star Security Knowledge Base That Changed How Pentesters Work
Developer Tools
Mass3: Why DNS Lookups Beat HTTP Requests for S3 Bucket Enumeration
Cybersecurity
Acamar: When Less Is More in Subdomain Enumeration
Developer Tools
Exploiting Blind File Reads on Windows: The Art of Educated Guessing
Developer Tools
Exploiting CVE-2020-7961: A Deep Dive into Liferay Portal's Deserialization RCE
Developer Tools
Katana: The 8-Year-Old Google Dorking Tool That Refuses to Die
Automation
Evine: The Interactive Web Crawler That Treats Reconnaissance Like a REPL
Automation
Building Cyberpunk UIs with Pure CSS: How augmented-ui Weaponizes clip-path
Cybersecurity
Glow: Why Rendering Markdown in the Terminal Shouldn't Require a Browser
Cybersecurity