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Six open-source security tools released under the MIT licence — source, tests, and READMEs included. Fork, audit, and use freely.

Each download includes source code, a real test suite, and a README. Two tools (WirelessAudit, NetMapper) have components that need hardware or privileges this build environment didn’t have to fully exercise live — see the note on each card.

WirelessAudit

Wireless

Language: Python

802.11 security audit toolkit: parses PCAP captures for WPA 4-way handshakes, PMKID extraction and probe requests. Exports to hashcat 22000 and hccapx formats.

Live capture requires a monitor-mode wireless adapter — analysis/export logic is tested against synthetic PCAP fixtures, not live-captured traffic.

Download (36 KB)

DkimVerify

Email Security

Language: Go

DKIM record validator with support for RSA and Ed25519 keys. CLI and library interface. Validates exact key strength via real X.509 parsing, selector format and record structure.

Download (8 KB)

CveWatch

Vulnerability

Language: Python

NVD CVE monitoring daemon. Watches your technology stack and sends alerts (Slack/Teams/email) when new CVEs match your defined products. Supports CVSS threshold filtering.

Download (21 KB)

NetMapper

Network

Language: Go

Network discovery and asset enumeration tool. TCP connect-scan, banner grabbing and service fingerprinting with JSON output for SIEM integration.

ARP table reads and TCP scanning work unprivileged; active ICMP probing needs root/CAP_NET_RAW/Administrator.

Download (20 KB)

SigmaForge

Detection

Language: Python

Sigma detection rule development and testing framework. Converts rules to Splunk SPL, KQL and Lucene via the official pySigma library. Includes ATT&CK coverage gap analysis and rule quality scoring.

Download (28 KB)

ThreatMap

Threat Intel

Language: TypeScript

Threat intelligence parsing and relationship mapping tool. Ingests STIX 2.1 bundles and MISP exports, builds actor/indicator relationship graphs, and renders ATT&CK Navigator-compatible layer files.

Download (48 KB)

Contributing

These are released under the MIT licence — fork, audit, or extend them freely. Note that SigmaForge depends on the LGPL-licensed pySigma backend packages (disclosed in its README); SigmaForge’s own code remains MIT. To report an issue or propose a change, reach out via the contact page.