SteelCon 2018
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Cybersecurity conference featuring talks on various hacking topics by industry experts.
Fast and simple way to check any HTTP Headers. Thanks Liran Tal and the amazing Snyk team for your support 😊. Usage: Command line - Using Node.js's npx to run a one-off scan of a website: npx check-my-headers https://example.com. The CLI will gracefully handle cases where the URL to scan is missing or wrong. Module - Using check-my-headers in your project: const checkMyHeaders = require('check-my-headers'); checkMyHeaders('http://example.com').then(({ messages, headers, status }) => { console.log(`Status code: ${status}`); console.log('Messages:'); console.log(messages); console.log('Current headers:'); console.log(headers); }); Output: Status code: 200, Messages: [{ msg: 'Remove field: server', type: 'error' }, { msg: 'Missing field: content-security-policy', type: 'error' }, { msg: 'Missing field: referrer-policy', type: 'error' }, { msg: 'Missing field: strict-transport-security', type: 'error' }, { msg: 'Missing field: x-xss-protection', type: 'error' }]
Cybersecurity conference featuring talks on various hacking topics by industry experts.
Protect against Prototype Pollution vulnerabilities in your application by freezing JavaScript objects.
A command-line tool for taking website screenshots and mobile emulations
A tool to easily automate and multithread your pentesting and bug bounty workflow without any coding
A collection of setup scripts for various security research tools with installers for tools like afl, angr, barf, and more.
Android port of Radamsa for generating code with Android NDK support.