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I'm Mindless — Founder & CEO of Linxploit.
I build security tools. Specifically, tools that stay on the right side of a line a lot of "recon" and "pentest" scripts blur without thinking about it — every release documents exactly what it does and doesn't do, ships with an authorization gate before it touches a target, and is built to survive contact with a real engagement rather than just look good in a demo GIF.
What I focus on:
- Designing and building the Linxploit toolkit — open-source, safe-by-design utilities for web application security testing, reconnaissance, and infrastructure assessment
- Reading and reasoning about the internals most tools skim past — TLS handshakes, HTTP header semantics, CORS origin-validation logic, WHOIS/registry data — well enough to build something that gets the details right, not just the headline feature
- Writing tools that are honest about their limitations: a detection is a signal for a human to review, not a verdict
How I work:
Every tool I ship starts from the same brief — solve one problem cleanly, explain exactly how it works, and never pretend a passive check is proof of anything. I'd rather release something smaller that's correct than something impressive that's wrong in a way nobody notices until it matters.
Currently: building out the Linxploit toolkit, one focused tool at a time, and open-sourcing all of it.
| 🔍 Web Application Security XSS reflection analysis, CORS misconfiguration testing, upload-form attack-surface review, HTTP security header auditing. |
🌐 Reconnaissance & OSINT Directory & endpoint discovery, domain/WHOIS intelligence, technology stack fingerprinting. |
| 🔐 TLS / PKI Certificate inspection, protocol-support testing, key & signature strength analysis. |
🛠️ Tool Development Turning each of the above into clean, documented, open-source CLI tools others can actually rely on. |
Languages & Development
Platforms & Environment
Security & Offensive Tooling
Data & Monitoring
A selection of tools built and released under Linxploit — each one open-source, documented, and scoped to a single problem done properly.
Open an issue on any repo if you have questions about a tool — feedback and contributions are always welcome.
