Open source tools we build, use, and maintain ourselves
Selling a "black box" to security teams creates distrust, and rightly so. That is why we publish the tools we built for our own problems: auditable code, clear licenses, and active maintenance.
Active projects on GitHub
Every repository ships with documentation, public issues, and a clear license. Star counts reflect current community interest.
Presto
A dependency manager for PHP, written in Go. It is a drop-in replacement for Composer but runs dramatically faster: parallel downloads, aggressive caching, and low memory usage cut install times on large projects. Point it at your existing composer.json and it just works.
ProxyPanther
An enterprise-grade reverse proxy and web application firewall (WAF) platform. It brings Cloudflare-like capabilities on-premise: traffic filtering, rate limiting, rule-based blocking, and a clean admin interface. Built for teams that want full control over their edge layer.
Portex
A modern, self-hosted tunneling and port forwarding platform serving as an open source alternative to ngrok, bore, and localtunnel. Securely exposes local development services to the internet with a web management dashboard, auto-reconnect, custom subdomains, and end-to-end encryption.
IP-Reput
A modern reputation monitoring platform that tracks server IPs and domains across global blacklists (RBL / DNSBL) in real time, safeguards email deliverability, and streamlines delisting workflows.
PingPanther
A modern, self-hosted uptime monitoring and incident management platform. It watches websites, SSL certificates, and cronjobs; alerts you the moment something breaks and serves public status pages. Ideal for teams that do not want to depend on third-party monitoring SaaS.
Leap
A fast SSH connection manager that keeps every server one command away. Server lists, saved identities, and instant connect stop you from getting lost across dozens of machines. Written in Go, so it runs anywhere as a single binary.
OpenWrt Hotspot Management
A bash-based hotspot, logging, and QoS management service for OpenWrt/LEDE devices. It bundles a captive portal for guest networks, DHCP management, bandwidth shaping, and access logging aligned with Turkish Law 5651 and KVKK/GDPR requirements in a single package.
Why a cybersecurity company publishes open source
Transparency Is the Foundation of Trust
As a company that sells security software, we show the code instead of saying "trust us". You can inspect, audit, and run every line of our open source projects in your own environment.
Tools Tested in Real Production
These are not demo projects built for a showcase. Tools like Presto, ProxyPanther, Portex, IP-Reput, and PingPanther run daily in our own infrastructure and in customer environments.
Built Together with the Community
Bug reports, pull requests, and feature requests are accepted directly on GitHub. When something breaks, you open a public issue instead of filing a support ticket.
Found a bug or have an idea?
Open an issue or send a pull request on the relevant repository. We review every contribution and respond directly on GitHub.
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