Topic: open-source security tools
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35 Must-Have Open-Source Security Tools for Red Teams & SOCs
The article highlights 35 essential open-source security tools for various domains like cloud security, threat hunting, and vulnerability management, aiding red teams and SOC analysts. Key tools include Autorize for authorization testing, BadDNS for DNS security, and Beelzebub for...
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Top Open-Source Tools to Fix Security Gaps Fast
Open-source security tools like Cortex, Fluentd, and Security Onion offer cost-effective solutions for vulnerability identification, log management, and network visibility, enhancing threat response without high costs. Tools such as Snort and Suricata provide flexible intrusion detection and prev...
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Data Engineering for Cybersecurity: A Comprehensive Review
Data engineering is crucial for cybersecurity, converting raw logs into actionable insights, but many organizations struggle with managing and utilizing the vast amounts of security data they collect. The book offers a structured approach, covering fundamentals like SIEM integration and log colle...
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Outlook Keyloggers Exposed as Police Bust Dark Web Drug Market
Cybersecurity threats are rapidly evolving, with recent incidents like keylogger attacks on Microsoft Exchange Servers and dark web takedowns highlighting vulnerabilities across industries. Emerging technologies like AI, IoT, and eBPF present both opportunities and risks, requiring robust securit...
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GitPhish: Open-Source Tool for GitHub Security Assessments
GitPhish is an open-source tool that simulates GitHub device code phishing to help security professionals test and improve defenses against social engineering attacks. The tool includes an authentication server, automated landing page deployment, and an admin dashboard to analyze attack vectors a...
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Microsoft's RIFT: Open-Source Tool for Rust Malware Analysis
Microsoft released RIFT, an open-source tool for analyzing Rust-based malware, addressing challenges posed by Rust's compilation methods and large binary sizes. RIFT uses three integrated components (static analyzer, signature generator, and IDA plugin) with FLIRT and binary diffing to efficientl...
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Google Chrome Zero-Day & FortiWeb SQL Flaw: Critical Fixes
Google Chrome users must urgently update due to an actively exploited zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2025-6558), marking the fifth critical flaw patched this year. Fortinet’s FortiWeb and Gigabyte motherboards face severe threats from SQL injection (CVE-2025-25257) and UEFI firmware vulnerabilities,...
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