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Investigate, assess, plan, communicate, and validate with practical security utilities and clear input-handling context.
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Privacy and scope
Some tools run in your browser. Tools that need live lookup or enrichment may call a site API. Use public or approved test data, and avoid secrets, credentials, private tokens, and customer data unless handling is clear and permitted.
Start with a task
These groups point to existing tools by common analyst tasks without changing the tool routes or how they run.
Tool categories
Each category keeps a short purpose, a few tool links, and a route into related reference material.
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Score, parse, compare, and prepare vulnerability evidence.
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Inspect DNS, TLS, ranges, and web-facing clues.
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Review headers and mail-authentication records.
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Inspect tokens, certificates, hashes, passwords, and encoded strings.
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Format, convert, compare, and parse analyst text.
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Draft and inspect detection material, hunts, IOCs, and ATT&CK mappings.
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Build copyable notes, reports, handoffs, and evidence summaries.
Popular tools
Score base severity from CVSS metric choices.
Open toolReview public DNS and ownership context.
Open toolInspect certificate metadata and dates.
Open toolReview routing and authentication clues.
Open toolCheck mail-authentication DNS records.
Open toolDecode token header and claims locally.
Open toolFormat JSON or inspect parse errors.
Open toolBuild a starter detection rule draft.
Open toolFiltered tool rows
Each row shows what the tool does, how it runs, and the input sensitivity note before opening it.
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Related paths
Tools help inspect, format, calculate, or draft. Use related references and Intelligence pages before treating output as evidence.