A small image which configurably checks to see if a Tor site is online, and pings a (clearnet) uptime monitor if so.

Block malware on your network using your PiHole, using threat intelligence extracted from Emerging Threats rulesets.

It's a readme for you to read about me what more do you want

Cloudflare Workers worker which takes in an email, compresses it, and archives it to an S3-compatible storage provider.

Not all S3 providers have automatic deletion capabilities, so this is an inefficient little sidecar to approximate that for one of my services at home.

Scrapes PyPI for a few things the Warehouse API doesn't provide.

Docker image to be used as the base layer for requests-html projects

A bot that posts deeplinks from a given subreddit to up-and-coming federated platforms, helping to seed them with content.

Restoring a good and useful site which generates IPv6 ULAs and helps inform users of IPv6 private addressing basics.

Given a list of domains, check which can be registered and optionally guess how popular each was.

Python 3.10-slim with VectorDB (vectordb2==0.1.9) and certain models initialized, split by image tag for efficiency.

Personal YARA rules, for reasons

kitphishr meets VirusTotal

Personal copy of the torrent-fish application provisioned with my torrents.

Backed by libtorrent, torrent-fish is a lightweight, metadata-only peer used to make long-term torrenting easier and cheaper.

Listen, sometimes you just need a dang CSV file, ok?

TLD records archive. Revisiting the original TLDR project by mandatoryprogrammer, on the hunt for more root nameserver changes.

A package for Unicode-friendly string compression using Unishox2

A simple, synchronous, rate-limiting DoH client to check if a given response is filtered by the specified resolver.

This package prevents a shockingly common typo for NLTK, preventing typosquatting. Update: this package was banned from PyPI - neat! ;)

Assorted (basic) harnesses for Unishox2 to be fuzzed with AFL++

Checking the status of Russian internet properties (via RIPE Atlas) being targeted by Ukraine's hacktivist "IT ARMY" Telegram group (and others).

Everything I needed to understand what was going on with "Spring4Shell" - translated source materials, exploit, links to demo apps, and more.

Well-labeled files & regexes to search for when performing reconnaissance against websites.