🚀 Excited to launch VIPRecon v1.1.0 – my own professional web application reconnaissance & security testing tool, built with Python and asyncio for high‑performance ethical hacking workflows
VIPRecon helps security researchers and bug bounty hunters automate key parts of web recon and testing, including:
Basic info gathering: HTTP headers, WHOIS, DNS, SSL details
Advanced fingerprinting: tech stack, CMS, frameworks, libraries
Subdomain enumeration, WAF detection, and API endpoint discovery
Security testing: port scan, directory brute‑force, XSS/SQLi/open redirect/path traversal checks
CORS checks, JS analysis for secrets, and security headers audit
On top of that, it includes:
Checkpoint & resume (no more losing long scans)
Webhook notifications (Slack/Discord)
Diff tool to compare scans over time
Interactive shell for deep post‑scan analysis
Docker support and CI/CD‑friendly JSON/HTML reports
🔗 GitHub Repo: VIPRecon – Web Application Reconnaissance & Security Testing Tool
📌 Version: 1.1.0
New advanced usage docs with real‑world examples
New GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline with multi‑Python testing
Enhanced Docker image (Python 3.13 + security hardening)
Fixed and improved rate limiting, URL validation, and error handling
⚠️ Legal & Ethical Note
VIPRecon is strictly for authorized security testing and research. Always get explicit permission, follow local laws, and use the tool responsibly and ethically.
If you are into bug bounty, penetration testing, or DevSecOps, I’d love your feedback, issues, and pull requests on the repo. Let’s keep improving open‑source security tooling together. 💻🔐
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