Krawl is a customizable, lightweight, cloud-native web deception server and anti-crawler that creates fake web applications with low-hanging vulnerabilities using realistic, randomly generated decoy data and AI-generated HTML templates.
The main features of blessedrebus/krawl are: Security Tools, Web Honeypots.
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