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Ecsypno and UT Austin ISO join forces for free services to non-profits(ecsypno.com)
1 points by tasos_laskos 5mo ago|1 comments
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by tasos_laskos 5mo ago
Ecsypno (a Cybersecurity statup) and the University of Texas at Austin Information Security Office have joined forces to provide free security scanning services to non-profit organisations.
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by tasos_laskos 2y ago
For a sector first, AI vulnerability patching. This comes from a Greek startup called Ecsypno. Codename SCNR is a DAST solution which, when coupled with the Introspector server-side middleware and the OpenAI platform for data analysis, can
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by tasos_laskos 2y ago
Ecsypno's Codename SCNR web application security scanner, with the Introspector component utilized, along with data processing from OpenAI. Due to the immense vulnerability context provided by the Introspector, the OpenAI integration c
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by tasos_laskos 2y ago
Codename RKN, in essence, performs an inside out analysis of a web application based on its inputs/outputs and presents that data in a beautiful and context-full fashion. You can even get a view into the runtime JavaScript environment
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by tasos_laskos 2y ago
A story of curiosity, experimentation, development, million euro deal, fraudsters, abandonment and revitalization. From the inception of the F/OSS Arachni WebAppSec scanner to the opening of Ecsypno’s doors with its flagship product Co
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by tasos_laskos 3y ago
Hello all, I would like to bring Codename SCNR to your attention; an unrestricted (unlimited domains, parallel scans, etc.) DAST/IAST tool of the highest quality. Codename SCNR evolved out of the decade's long R&D of the Arach
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by tasos_laskos 3y ago
Peplum is a F/OSS (MIT licensed) project aimed at making clustering/super-computing affordable and accessible, by making it simple to setup a distributed parallel computing environment for abstract applications. It can be used for
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by tasos_laskos 3y ago
Ridiculously easy F/OSS super-computing for all. Runs OS apps, Ruby code or C/C++/Rust extensions across machines against customely grouped objects.
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Peplum: F/OSS super-computing at Home with Ruby Infrastructure(github.com)
2 points by tasos_laskos 3y ago|1 comments
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by tasos_laskos 3y ago
QMap is a distributed network mapper/security scanner backed by: * Cuboid[1] for the distributed architecture. * nmap for the scanning engine. * ruby-nmap for the Ruby middleware. Its basic function is to distribute the scanning of IP
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by tasos_laskos 3y ago
Codename SCNR is mainly focused on web DAST, serving as a modern scalable scanner, but it can be much more than that. Major key points that make it stand out are: * I provides data[1] and execution[2] flow tracing to help with vulnerability
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Codename SCNR: A modern Web application security scanner(ecsypno.com)
1 points by tasos_laskos 3y ago|1 comments
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by tasos_laskos 3y ago
SCNR is a scalable DAST framework, capable of analyzing the behavior of modern web applications and web APIs, in order to evaluate their security posture — like Arachni, but much more efficient and with room for growth. It is around 6+ time
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by tasos_laskos 3y ago
It was incubated within a Ruby project I was working on. And extensions do exist so you can still get the same performance, but have clustering that is as accessible as Ruby.
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by tasos_laskos 3y ago
Applications that could benefit from clustering would greatly benefit from this. This means apps that solve problems in parallel and that list is endless. What's cool is that you can distribute an app whose payload is in an extension (
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by tasos_laskos 3y ago
DRb is comparable to Toq[0], Cuboid isn't just RPC, it's an application framework. If you checkout the README[1] you'll get all the details. [0] https://github.com/qadron/toq [1] https://githu
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DSel: DSL/API/Abstract-Interface Generator and Runner for Ruby(github.com)
2 points by tasos_laskos 3y ago|1 comments
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by tasos_laskos 3y ago
You can use DSeL (pronounced Diesel -- best I could do) to: Safely interact with any object as if you were operating within it. No need to keep typing obj.* to work on obj. Unsafely re-open (almost) any object like you re-
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by tasos_laskos 3y ago
I've created a project that's been published for a while now and now starting to think about making it known to folks. As the title reads, its name is Cuboid and is part of the Qadron org -- Ecsypno's < http://e
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Cuboid: An application-centric, decentralised and distributed computing project(github.com)
41 points by tasos_laskos 3y ago|7 comments
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by tasos_laskos 12y ago
The dual licensing scheme isn't that weird, specifying different licenses for different uses is quite normal. Also, the Apache license covers plenty of commercial cases, as the terms[1] state, it's only 2 very specialized deployme
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Show HN: Arachni – F/OSS webappsec scanner with integrated browser environment(arachni-scanner.com)
3 points by tasos_laskos 12y ago|2 comments
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Arachni v1.0, the F/OSS webappsec scanner with integrated browser environments(arachni-scanner.com)
2 points by tasos_laskos 12y ago|0 comments