The Snyk CLI is a command-line security scanner that detects known vulnerabilities across open-source dependencies, proprietary application code, container images, and infrastructure-as-code configuration files. It also serves as a platform management tool, allowing users to configure organizations, users, SSO, and reporting from the terminal rather than the web dashboard.
The CLI integrates directly into development workflows, enabling scanning within IDEs, build pipelines, and version control systems. It implements static analysis with interfile data flow analysis to find complex security flaws in source code, and it supports a reverse-connect broker proxy for securely scanning private Git repositories and package registries without exposing internal networks. The tool can gate CI/CD pipelines by failing builds when scan results violate configurable policy rules on severity, risk score, or license type.
Beyond scanning, the CLI manages vulnerability remediation workflows, including automated fix pull requests, continuous dependency monitoring, risk-based prioritization, and multi-format report generation (HTML, JSON, SARIF). It can produce software bills of materials from project manifests and test them against known vulnerabilities. The scanner covers a wide range of language ecosystems, from JavaScript and Python to Go, Rust, .NET, and many others, with language-specific plugins loaded at runtime for accurate dependency resolution and code analysis.
Naabu is a port scanner library and tool that probes hosts for open ports using SYN, CONNECT, and UDP methods to identify active services. It functions as a Go library for embedding port scanning into programs, and as a standalone tool that accepts targets as hostnames, IP addresses, CIDR ranges, or ASN numbers. The tool discovers live hosts before scanning, filters ports by range or top lists, and can integrate with Nmap for service version detection. The project distinguishes itself through its SYN-based port probing approach that sends TCP SYN packets and analyzes responses without complet
tfsec is a static analysis tool and infrastructure as code linter designed to detect security misconfigurations and compliance violations in Terraform infrastructure code. It functions as a cloud security posture tool and policy enforcement engine that evaluates configurations against established security benchmarks. The tool provides multi-cloud security auditing for providers including AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and Kubernetes, as well as specialized scanning for DigitalOcean, OpenStack, CloudStack, and GitHub configurations. It identifies insecure settings such as public access or unencrypt
Superagent is a framework for AI assistant orchestration and agent security. It provides the tools to build intelligent assistants that integrate external APIs and maintain conversation memory to automate complex tasks. The project focuses on AI agent security through adversarial testing, red teaming, and the detection of prompt injections and malicious tool calls. It includes automated vulnerability patching, which scans codebases and configurations for security flaws and generates pull requests with fixes. The platform supports retrieval augmented generation by connecting language models t
nodejsscan is a static analysis security tool and vulnerability detection engine designed to scan Node.js source code for security flaws and common coding vulnerabilities. It functions as a static application security testing tool that analyzes code without executing the program. The tool operates as a security linter that can be integrated into continuous integration pipelines to block insecure code from merging into main branches. It automates the auditing process through rule-based detection and pattern-based static analysis. The project provides capabilities for vulnerability alert autom