artillery
by trustedsec
The Artillery Project is an open-source blue team tool designed to protect Linux and Windows operating systems through multiple methods.
AI summary
Security scanner
A tool to protect operating systems from attacks
- stars
- 330
- forks
- 295
- watching
- 65
- awesome list
- 1
Similar projects
Found by comparing what the projects do, not just their names.
Security monitor
A tool designed to detect and respond to potential security threats on Linux and Windows systems.
s0md3v/striker2.2K
Vulnerability scanner
An offensive information and vulnerability scanner that identifies potential security issues in web applications
Security toolbox
Provides tools, exploits, and code snippets for security research and education purposes.
Coff loader
Tools and utilities for loading, testing, and analyzing malicious COFF files
Security scanner
Detects security vulnerabilities and compliance issues in infrastructure code before provisioning cloud-native infrastructure.
Vulnerability scanner
Identifies web app endpoints and parameters to help detect vulnerabilities
Security engine
A machine learning-based security engine that protects web applications and APIs from threats.
Cracker
Automates password cracking using hashcat
Security scanner
A tool for coordinating security scanning of software projects
Threat Hunter
Automated platform for discovering and analyzing cybersecurity threats targeting an organization
Security analyzer tool
A web application combining various security analysis tools and services into one platform
Security scanner
An SIEM system that uses machine learning and CVSS measurements to detect security threats.
System scanner
Tool to scan and gather information about a system's configuration and components.
checkmarx/kics2.1K
Vulnerability scanner
A tool for detecting security vulnerabilities and compliance issues in infrastructure-as-code projects
Security abstraction layer
A platform abstraction layer for hardware security and cryptographic services.
Featured in 1 awesome list
Each link jumps to the spot where the list mentions artillery.
