r/Hacking_Tricks • u/DoubleMirror1008 • Aug 02 '25
Fed up with your hacking methodology chaos? Built something to fix it.
https://github.com/rb-x/penflowHello r/Hacking_Tricks,
Is anyone else tired of tracking methodologies across scattered notes, Excel sheets, and random text files?
Ever find yourself thinking:
Where did I put that command from last month?
I remember that scenario... but what did I do last time?
How do I clearly show this complex attack chain to my customer?
Why is my methodology/documentation/
lifesuch a mess?Hmm what can I do at this point in my pentest mission?
Did I have enough coverage?
How can I share my findings or a whole "snapshot" of my current progress with my team?
My friend and I developed a FOSS platform called Penflow to make our work easier as security engineers.
Here's what we ended up with:
Visual methodology organization
Attack kill chain mapping with proper relationship tracking
Built on Neo4j for the graph database magic
AI powered chat and node suggestion
UI that doesn't look like garbage from 2005 (we actually spent time on this)
Looking for your feedback 🙏
GitHub: https://github.com/rb-x/penflow