Hello all, We have decided, to celebrate our further AI integration and Pro versions' overhaul by slashing our prices! Basic Editions: 100 euros Pro Editions: 150 euros MCP Editions: 125 euros Spectre SDLC Package Edition: 200 euros (REST & MCP) Spectre Enterprise Edition: 300 euros (includes the entire Spectre featureset) Dont miss out! try.spectre-scan.sh try.apex-recon.sh Cheers, Tasos L.

Hey all! Spectre Scan v1.14 and Apex Recon v1.11 are out — both speak MCP now. Drive scans from Claude / Cursor / Continue / any MCP client. quick_scan and full_scan prompts ship with each. Issues stream live to the SSE channel as the engine confirms them — no polling. In addition, the Pro Web interfaces have been re-designed and bundle PostgreSQL for extra stability, reliability and performance -- as well as true productivity pushing beuaty. Trials are re-enabled, you can give either product and feature another shot! try.spectre-scan.sh / try.apex-recon.sh Your AI agent can run a security scan and analyse the results for you now!

Also, some other big news: Prices have been slashed to bits. try.apex-recon.sh try.spectre-scan.sh

We are really happy to assist The University of Texas with this highly noble cause, of providing security services for free to non-profit organizations. We were so inspired that have decided to follow suit with our Non-profit programme as well: ecsypno.com/pages/the-non-pr… Our golden, unrestricted license provided in order to run thousands of scanner instances in parallel from thousands of machines, roughly worthing 1,000,000 euros, is an investment in research we do not at all regret! 😄 Keep it up! You know you have our support! PS. Cheers to John Gordon for reaching out! We're happy to help in any way possible. The project: events.educause.edu/cybersec…

Apex Recon provides the insights you need and takes away the tedious work of studying your target yourself. You can call it an application attack surface mapper but that would be understating it. ecsypno.com/pages/codename-r…

Velox Scan provides simplicity that doesn't stop where you think. Just point, shoot and get unbelievable context for each identified vulnerability, never seen before. ecsypno.com/pages/codename-s…

Ecsypno.com is closing shop for the foreseeable future due to sabotage of my personal and professional lives.

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The Ecsypno P.C. product line has been withdrawn from the market for the foreseeable future. The reason is some unidentified "agency's" constant and year spanning harassment. I hope for the future, but I can promise nothing. Apologies.

Codename SCNR is making API scanning a first-class citizen. The upcoming improvements will include automated OpenAPI Description parsing during the scan, as well as a cleaned-up version of the legacy JSON/XML HTTP traffic parser for APIs. Keep an eye out!

Long-term: Rewrite all Ecsypno products and projects (as necessary) to @CrystalLanguage. Bare metal performance, highly efficient I/O, highly RAM efficient, real kernel threads. Operational costs virtually down to zilts, nada and fast as HELL. And best of all, the awesome and familiar Ruby syntax .

Codename RKN will also hugely benefit from the upcoming, new OpenAPI Description support. You'll be able to learn everything about what your APIs are serving and where. Taking into account the Introspector middleware features, you'll also be able to pinpoint issues of interest down to the source code line!

Few thoughts: Server-side symmetric (optionally salted) data encryption and client-side decryption, utilising string tokenization for partial search support (based on symmetricly encrypted, say, tries). Provides secure, platform specific and abstract (database, storage) value retrieval for web/cloud environments. Also offers abstract metadata storage support for value preprocessing, and more. For: Protection of transmitted values from RAM inspection.