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I started a company!
Stop playing whack-a-mole with individual IP addresses. Molasses Masses secures your network by blocking entire hosting provider subnets used by threat actors, reducing attacks by up to 90%. Compatible with major firewalls like Cisco and Fortinet, it offers a simple, effective way to protect VPNs and hosted services from bots. Read more
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Apple Pay and TLS Decryption
The process of troubleshooting Apple Pay with TLS decryption can be frustrating due to a lack of useful error messages. This post describes the steps involved to troubleshoot and identifies what hostname needs to be excluded from TLS decryption. Read more
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Exploring the Syrup Shroud Project: Mapping IPs to BGP ASNs Made Easy
The Syrup Shroud Project is a Python tool designed for system administrators, network engineers, and cybersecurity professionals to map public IP addresses to their BGP Autonomous System Numbers (ASNs). Utilizing the RIPE API, Syrup Shroud simplifies WHOIS lookups, producing organized results suitable for analysis and automated workflows. Read more
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Blocking Hosting Providers
The challenge of making online content accessible is compounded by the constant threat-actor access. These actors often utilize hosting providers to carry out their activities. To address this, the Molasses-Masses project generates daily updated lists of hosting provider subnets, aiding in the creation of effective security policies. The project is based on observed attacks and… Read more
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Generating URL Requests en Mass
A multi-threaded python script to generate a large number of requests to websites and send output to stdout. Read more
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RFC 5280 – What?! What alien language do you speak of?
🚀 Embark on a Cryptographic Journey with RFC 5280! Greetings to all digital wanderers and crypto-enthusiasts! 🌐 Today, we unravel the mystical realm of digital certificates and embark on a fascinating journey to decrypt the process of certificate evaluation, all through the lens of the famed RFC 5280! 📜✨ First things first: What’s a digital… Read more
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