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Strike48 Pick
Open-source agentic penetration testing
Free, open-source reconnaissance agent that runs from inside the environments you're testing (desktop, mobile, terminal, or headless) from a single Rust/Dioxus codebase. It bundles 90+ pentest tools (nmap, nuclei, sqlmap, aircrack-ng and more) plus native port scanning, device enumeration, WiFi discovery and packet capture. A three-agent pipeline (red team, validator, report) turns raw recon into verified findings. MIT licensed: inspect it, extend it, make it yours.
We're the team behind Strike48. We got tired of watching security folks lug around a bag of single-purpose recon tools for port scans, WiFi, device discovery and then stitch the output together by hand.
So we built Pick: one open-source agent, one Rust/Dioxus codebase, that compiles to desktop, mobile, terminal, or a headless drop-in. It wraps 90+ tools and runs them locally inside the environment you're actually testing, so you see the unmanaged devices, rogue APs and open ports that remote scanning and log-based detection miss. It's MIT licensed and free on GitHub—star it, fork it, break it.
For the pentesters and red-teamers: what's the one recon tool you wish behaved better across platforms? We're actively building and your wishlist genuinely shapes the roadmap.
About Strike48 Pick on Product Hunt
“Open-source agentic penetration testing”
Strike48 Pick was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #90 on the daily leaderboard. Free, open-source reconnaissance agent that runs from inside the environments you're testing (desktop, mobile, terminal, or headless) from a single Rust/Dioxus codebase. It bundles 90+ pentest tools (nmap, nuclei, sqlmap, aircrack-ng and more) plus native port scanning, device enumeration, WiFi discovery and packet capture. A three-agent pipeline (red team, validator, report) turns raw recon into verified findings. MIT licensed: inspect it, extend it, make it yours.
On the analytics side, Strike48 Pick competes within Open Source, Artificial Intelligence and Security — topics that collectively have 545.1k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Strike48 Pick performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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fmerian
Hey Product Hunt 👋
We're the team behind Strike48. We got tired of watching security folks lug around a bag of single-purpose recon tools for port scans, WiFi, device discovery and then stitch the output together by hand.
So we built Pick: one open-source agent, one Rust/Dioxus codebase, that compiles to desktop, mobile, terminal, or a headless drop-in. It wraps 90+ tools and runs them locally inside the environment you're actually testing, so you see the unmanaged devices, rogue APs and open ports that remote scanning and log-based detection miss. It's MIT licensed and free on GitHub—star it, fork it, break it.
For the pentesters and red-teamers: what's the one recon tool you wish behaved better across platforms? We're actively building and your wishlist genuinely shapes the roadmap.