I’ve been working on a small security auditing tool called GemGuard and wanted to share it with the community.<p>GemGuard collects system information — running processes, network connections, and recently installed packages — and then uses Google’s Gemini models to generate a human-readable assessme...
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I’ve been working on a small security auditing tool called GemGuard and wanted to share it with the community.<p>GemGuard collects system information — running processes, network connections, and recently installed packages — and then uses Google’s Gemini models to generate a human-readable assessme...
Security auditing tool for Linux, macOS, and UNIX-based systems. Assists with compliance testing (HIPAA/ISO27001/PCI DSS) and system hardening. Agentless, and installation optional.
Show Lobsters: ExtensionWatch, a browser extension to watch for and disable malware/adware extension
(github.com)
I hope you don't mind the cross-post from HN, but it was suggested I share this here (and yay I finally got an invite over here ;)). So, I spent the weekend hacking out a Chrome extension (which will live at https://github.com/extensionwatch/chrome later tonight) that will hopefully help reduce the...
Endless: An iOS web browser with a focus on privacy and security - now in the App Store
(itunes.apple.com)
When I switched again from Android to iOS, I had to give up using Firefox and its add-ons like HTTPS-Everywhere, Disconnect, and Self-Destructing Cookies.
I started making a browser for iOS (as a wrapper around UIWebView, of course) that had these things built-in, and I have been using it as my p...
I've started work on implementing a linux version of openbsd's pledge - a security mechanism that helps stop exploited programs from doing things they shouldn't.
I did it using seccomp-bpf which is a new tool (that came about to help Chromium build a better safer sandbox) that allows you to add f...