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iksnerd/hopper-recon

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Self-hosted attack-surface recon — point it at a domain you own and map subdomains, DNS, TLS, HTTP, CDN, and historical URLs in one dashboard. The same tools run over MCP, so AI agents (Claude Code, Cline) can drive recon too.

maintainer
iksnerd
license
MIT
first seen
2026-06-07
last seen
2026-06-07
releases · 30d
3
short id
risk3/100 · heuristic grade
A minimal
  • capability exposureinferred+6
  • trust mitigatorsmixed−3

inferredmixed

The A–E grade is our heuristic synthesis — a "review this" prompt, not a verdict. Each factor is tagged by what backs it: attested (a verifiable record), reported (a third party's claim), or inferred (our own heuristic, e.g. permissions). See methodology.

graded 13m ago · see ecosystem CVEs →

capability exposuregrade factor +6
Inferred surface — each links to servers holding it:
vulnerabilities0 CVEs

no known CVEs for this server.

tool safetyall quiet

No tool-safety findings — heuristic detectors run on the compute-risk cadence; a finding appears when a tool trips a rule.

skills & danger signalsgithub-tarball
prompt-surface shipped agent-instruction files + hidden-content / dangerous-code findings — quoted from the analyzed source

analyzed commit 4652f1b · analyzer v17 · 22h ago

skills & prompt files 2

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Heuristic, inferred signals — false positives (legitimately powerful tools, forks, language ports) are expected. Treat each as "review this", not a verdict. See the ecosystem-wide picture on the security hub, or the fleet security of iksnerd.