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marlinspike

Grassmarlin replacement. Open-source multi-user ICS/SCADA passive network discovery and topology platform. Upload PCAPs, visualize OT networks, generate assessment reports. Flask + Docker. The open-source engine behind Fathom.

  • Updated May 19, 2026
  • Python

Passive Attack Surface Toolkit: Module-based passive OSINT recon for web domains. Runs non-destructive subdomain/DNS/WHOIS/SSL/header/wayback/tech discovery, maps depth‑1 surface, computes a 0–100 exposure score, and emits presentation-ready HTML, JSON, Markdown and an interactive graph.

  • Updated Mar 25, 2026
  • HTML

OSINT Exposure Toolkit: A modular, passive reconnaissance CLI that inspects emails, domains, and usernames for leaks and misconfigurations. Generates interactive HTML, JSON and Markdown reports and a visual exposure graph. Includes GitHub secret scans, HIBP/LeakCheck support, Shodan, Google dorks, JS and metadata scanning.

  • Updated Mar 25, 2026
  • HTML

WP-Dex is an advanced passive WordPress reconnaissance tool built in Python for security auditing and intelligence gathering. It extracts detailed information about WordPress websites including plugins, themes, users, server fingerprinting, exposed paths, and known vulnerabilities — without performing any exploitation or modification. Designed for

  • Updated May 11, 2026
  • Python

Static is a lightweight, dependency-free typosquatting reconnaissance tool written in pure Python. It generates common typo variations of a target domain and checks them using DNS and HTTP/HTTPS heuristics to identify potentially available domains and redirect behavior.

  • Updated Mar 23, 2026
  • Python

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