Topic
open source
8 posts
- ToolsNov 2026 · 8 min
INSITO 1.0.0 — open-source recovery for the Rhysida ESXi locker
INSITO is a free, open-source (MIT) single-binary recovery tool for the Rhysida ESXi ransomware locker. No ransom, no attacker keys, no internet access required. Built on the published Rhysida research and extended to the ESXi locker.
- ToolsAug 2026 · 15 min
IONSEC TRACE: Leave No Model Untraced — Open-Source Forensics for the AI Harness
IONSEC TRACE is an open-source, forensically sound collector and analyzer for AI harness evidence — now 52 collectors, a Python CLI and a Go binary with near-identical capabilities, a 103-rule secret detector, and conversation secret hunting.
- ToolsAug 2025 · 2 min
MAES: The M365 Analyzer & Extractor Suite
At IONSEC, we’re excited to introduce MAES: The M365 Analyzer & Extractor Suite — an open-source platform purpose-built to simplify and accelerate Microsoft 365 (M365) forensic investigations.
- ToolsAug 2025 · 2 min
Tikun13 Checker – כלי קוד פתוח לבדיקת יישום תיקון 13
Tikun13 Checker הוא כלי קוד פתוח, מבוסס דפדפן, שפותח על ידי IONSEC כדי לסייע לארגונים בישראל ליישם את דרישות תיקון 13 לחוק הגנת הפרטיות.
- ToolsAug 2025 · 3 min
DO Audit Log Scraper v2.0
The DO Audit Log Scraper is a Chrome/Chromium extension that enables forensic-grade audit log extraction.
- ToolsAug 2025 · 5 min
FlareInspect - Cloudflare Assessment Tool
FlareInspect is a CLI-based assessment framework designed to revolutionize how organizations evaluate and monitor their Cloudflare security posture.
- ToolsAug 2025 · 2 min
Forti-DFIR: Open-Source Framework for Fortinet Forensics & Incident Response
At IONSEC, we’re proud to introduce Forti-DFIR — an open-source initiative created to give security teams the tools they need for forensic investigations and incident response in Fortinet environments.
- ToolsJul 2025 · 1 min
RansomProtect – Open-Source Defense Against Ransomware & Wipers
RansomProtect is our open-source tool that detects and blocks ransomware and wipers early in the infection chain, where built-in OS defenses fall short.