I'm ExploitCraft — self-taught developer from Bangladesh building open-source security tools. Started from zero, learned by doing, and shipped real projects with proper tests, documentation, and CI/CD.
- 🔭 Currently building the ExploitCraft security toolkit
- 🌱 Learning penetration testing, network security, and Next.js
- 🎯 2026 Goal: grow ExploitCraft into a recognized open-source security org
- ⚡ Fun fact: Googled my way to shipping 533-test Python frameworks at 13
🔍 ReconNinja — v10.6.0
38-phase automated recon framework — subdomain enum, port scanning (RustScan/Masscan/Nmap), web discovery (httpx/Nikto/Nuclei), CVE lookup, AI threat analysis, plugin system, resume support, dark-mode HTML reports. 533 tests · Python · MIT
🐾 VaultHound — v1.0.0
Secret & credential scanner — URL mode, directory mode, git history mode. 43 detection patterns covering AWS, GCP, GitHub, Stripe, OpenAI, Anthropic, Slack, private keys, JWT, DB strings. Entropy-based false positive filtering. Python · MIT
🔐 envleaks — v1.1.0
Secret & credential scanner for codebases, git history, and Docker images. 60+ detection patterns covering AWS, GitHub, OpenAI, Anthropic, Stripe, Slack, private keys, JWT, DB strings. SARIF output for GitHub Advanced Security. CI/CD pipeline mode. Python · MIT
📡 wifi-passview — v1.1.1
Cross-platform CLI to dump saved WiFi credentials in one command. Linux (NetworkManager, wpa_supplicant, iwd), Windows (netsh), macOS (Keychain). Terminal, JSON, and CSV output. Redact mode for safe screenshots. Python · MIT
🎯 gitdork — v1.1.0
Google, Shodan, and GitHub dork generator. Feed it a repo URL or domain — get ready-to-use dork queries targeting exposed secrets, sensitive files, open directories, and misconfigs. Built for pentesters and bug bounty hunters. Python · MIT
