Sn1per
An offensive-security platform that rolls recon, scanning, exploitation, and reporting into one workspace — the open-source core behind a lot of professional pentest workflows. For authorized testing only.
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git clone https://github.com/1N3/Sn1per.git When a security team needs to map an attack surface fast, Sn1per is one of the standard answers. It chains reconnaissance, vulnerability scanning, exploitation modules, and reporting into a single workspace, so a solo pentester or a full SOC can go from “here’s a domain” to “here’s the prioritized findings report” without stitching a dozen tools together. The open-source edition covers the core workflow; there’s a paid Professional tier with a web UI and reporting on top.
Use it only where you’re authorized. Point it at systems you own or have explicit written permission to test — it’s built for engagements, bug-bounty scope, and internal security work, and running it against anything else is likely illegal. Treated that way, it’s a serious time-saver for the defensive side of the house.