Solo developer behind the Openxos ecosystem. Open-source reconnaissance tools validated on production infrastructure — finding actual vulnerabilities, not theoretical ones.
I am a solo security tool developer and bug bounty hunter building the Openxos ecosystem — open-source reconnaissance tools designed for real security research.
Every tool I ship is validated against production infrastructure before release. Tools prove themselves by finding actual vulnerabilities, not demonstrating theoretical capabilities.
My approach mirrors professional red team methodology: surgical initial reconnaissance followed by large-scale analysis executed with precision and efficiency.
Two purpose-built tools that work together as a complete reconnaissance pipeline. Each solves a distinct problem in the bug bounty workflow.
Ghost is your surgical scout. Before any large-scale scan, ghost probes the target to understand its defensive posture — detecting WAFs, identifying safe request patterns, and producing intelligence that tells you exactly how to approach the target without triggering defenses.
Probe is your high-volume reconnaissance engine. After ghost establishes safe operational parameters, probe executes comprehensive security analysis across all discovered targets — mapping technology stacks, identifying misconfigurations, detecting vulnerabilities, and discovering API attack surface concurrently.
findings across 10 production domains during testing
Both tools work together, mirroring professional red team methodology.
Validated against major production targets before release. Confirmed vulnerabilities discovered during testing.
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