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Scans deployed apps and source repositories for security gaps, with evidence and fix guidance for builders.
Generates TOTP two-factor authentication codes locally in a browser without an account or internet connection.
Helps teams discover and scan their external attack surface and export executive reports.
Scans Supabase projects for exposed credentials and vulnerabilities, then provides audit reports and fixes.
Maps cloud security detections to MITRE ATT&CK and identifies coverage gaps across AWS, GCP, and Azure.
Provides startups with SOC 2 readiness, remediation guidance, and audit facilitation.
Searches Certificate Transparency logs for domains that may be used in squatting or phishing attacks.
Removes GPS location, camera details, and other hidden metadata from photos in the browser.
A command-line tool that crawls websites to draft and evaluate Content Security Policies.
Prepares data broker removal requests for users to review and send from their email app.
Lets people share a link whose content others reveal gradually with a slider.
Scans Stripe transactions for fraud detection gaps and recommends settings to reduce payment fraud.
Connects independent tools through a unified identity and access layer with a single account.
Secures organizational AI agents with visibility, policy enforcement, runtime protection, and controlled access to tools and data.
Encrypts local files offline with rotating, file-specific keys for people handling sensitive data.
A Chrome extension that replaces sensitive details in AI prompts and restores them in copied replies.
Automatically backs up selected Mac files to a user's own cloud storage and helps restore deleted files.
A local CLI that redacts secrets from logs before developers share or ship them.
A mobile camera app that cryptographically signs photos and anchors proof of authenticity on Solana.
Connects teams’ devices in a private WireGuard mesh network for remote access across locations.
Helps developers block spam and bot attacks on APIs using client-side proof-of-work instead of CAPTCHAs.
Provides threat intelligence feeds and context to help organizations detect and deter online threats.
Screens unknown calls, detects possible deepfake voices, and summarizes calls for Android users.
Provides token-based IP whitelisting so homelab users can access their networks without installing a VPN on every device.
Aggregates cybersecurity news and threat intelligence for security professionals.
Scans domains for DNS misconfigurations, exposed services, and other security risks.
Provides passwordless, privacy-focused authentication for SaaS, courses, webinars, and live events.
Creates encrypted, self-destructing links for sharing passwords, API keys, and other secrets.
Searches archived deleted and public content from Reddit and other semi-public platforms for investigative and threat intelligence teams.
Protecto scans, masks, and secures sensitive data in AI workflows for startups and enterprises.
Provides an AI chat workspace and security analysis tools for teams assessing their code and attack surface.
Governs AI agent actions with policy checks and cryptographically signed audit records for enterprises.
Provides privacy-focused IP information through a web interface and API for developers.
Lets people share password-protected messages that self-delete after a set number of views or 30 minutes.
Detects engineered narratives, unsupported claims, and persuasive techniques in news articles for readers.
A Chrome extension that detects phishing links and protects users from suspicious sites, extensions, and downloads.
Scans organizations’ infrastructure and code to find exposed services, vulnerabilities, and security weaknesses.
Helps B2B teams securely share SOC 2 reports and other compliance documents with prospects.
Lets people share sensitive information through client-side encrypted, temporary notebooks.
An advent calendar teaches AI security risks through step-by-step lessons and hands-on examples.
Provides free browser-based encryption, privacy, and developer utilities that run locally on the user's device.
Provides developers with a Linux sandbox for isolating development environments and limiting access to host files and SSH keys.
Lets developers share encrypted .env files through a CLI or web app with automatic expiration.
Verifies photo authenticity by comparing camera RAW files with published images and generating forensic reports.
A Windows desktop app that hides selected windows from screen shares in video calls.
Analyzes firmware images and builds for software components, vulnerabilities, exposed credentials, and hardening gaps for device security teams.
Obfuscates text with invisible Unicode characters to hinder AI models and web scrapers while keeping it readable to people.
A native Mac app that helps security analysts and DevOps teams inspect, filter, and export large JSONL log files.
Scans cloud infrastructure for security risks and proposes fixes that teams approve before they are applied.
Lets professionals share large files securely with encryption, expiration controls, password protection, and download tracking.
Sandboxes MCP servers in containers with configurable file, environment variable, and network permissions.
Creates password-protected links for sharing sensitive URLs, documents, and secrets using client-side encryption.
A self-hosted reverse proxy that controls and scans AI agents’ access to company APIs.
Lets users route their internet traffic through their own or a trusted friend’s connection using a peer-to-peer tunnel.
Continuously tests AI systems for vulnerabilities, validates exploits in sandboxes, and helps teams patch them.
Lets users timestamp a file’s hash on-chain and download a PDF certificate without uploading the file.
Monitors enterprise AI tools and agents, blocks data leaks and attacks, and secures AI-generated code.
Defines an open standard for verifying which company commissioned an AI agent and what request it made.
Checks password strength, estimates classical and quantum crack times, and offers related password tools in the browser.