~/hackyfeed
> cat /dev/github | grep security-tools

~/hackyfeed $

A cybersecurity tools aggregator — discover the latest pentesting, red team, and offensive security tools from GitHub.

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About

About HackyFeed

HackyFeed is a community-driven cybersecurity tools aggregator, inspired by KitPloit which went offline in 2025.

The goal is simple: make it easy to discover new and useful cybersecurity tools from GitHub.

How It Works

  1. A Go CLI tool queries the GitHub API daily for repositories tagged with security-related topics (pentesting, exploit, red-team, OSINT, etc.)
  2. New discoveries are stored in a local SQLite database
  3. An AI pipeline (via LiteLLM) reads each tool’s README and generates a concise summary
  4. Hugo renders the summaries into this static site
  5. GitHub Actions deploys it automatically

Sources

  • GitHub Topics: pentesting, exploit, red-team, offensive-security, OSINT, vulnerability-scanner, bug-bounty, and more
  • awesome-rainmana: A curated list of starred GitHub repositories

Open Source

HackyFeed is fully open source under the MIT License. The entire pipeline — from data collection to site generation — is available at github.com/rainmana/hackyfeed.

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Disclaimer

HackyFeed is an automated aggregator of publicly available cybersecurity tools hosted on GitHub. By using this site, you acknowledge and agree to the following:

No Endorsement

HackyFeed does not endorse, recommend, or vouch for any of the tools listed on this site. Inclusion of a tool does not imply approval of its functionality, safety, or legality. Tools are listed solely because they are publicly available on GitHub and tagged with relevant cybersecurity topics.