Meet 0x41. We build open-source AI tools that turn raw security data into answers you can act on. Two tools so far 🧵
Monomi: give it a domain and it maps subdomains, hosting, open ports, web tech, and security headers. It’s passive by default, and the AI report cites the evidence behind every finding, so you’re never guessing where a claim came from.
Kaidoku: give it CVEs and it ranks them by urgency, flags ones tied to ransomware campaigns (via CISA KEV), and explains real-world impact in plain English, tailored to your stack.
They work together: feed Monomi’s output into Kaidoku and every CVE keeps the host it was found on. Both are MIT licensed on GitHub. https://t.co/9IHi5WM1fB
The funny thing is everyone was saying AI slop code will cause a cyber crisis but it’s actually all the old human slop causing it and the AI is just cleaning it up
Kaidoku v0.6 is out.
Paste a list of CVEs or a scan export → get a ranked triage table plain-English briefings.
• Live NVD CISA KEV data
• Flags ransomware-linked CVEs
• Ranks what's in your stack first
Free & open source.
https://t.co/8Fzt2yEbQs
Monomi by 0x41: AI-powered domain recon.
→ Passive subdomain discovery via CT logs
→ Open ports, CVEs & hosting enrichment
→ AI security reports where every finding cites its evidence
→ Hands CVEs straight to Kaidoku for triage
Free & MIT-licensed:
https://t.co/qoIJHgPjSO
0x41 builds AI-powered tools for security teams.
First release: Kaidoku 解読, CVE triage from the command line.
→ Ranks CVEs or scan exports by urgency
→ Flags CISA KEV & ransomware-linked vulns
→ Plain-English briefings tailored to your stack
https://t.co/8Fzt2yEbQs