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Incident-response projects on GitHub

Tools and practices for detecting and responding to security incidents.

As of , the most-starred Incident-response projects on GitHub are Anthropic-Cybersecurity-Skills (34.6K stars), h4cker (29.8K stars) and witr (22.7K stars). GitHub.Locker tracks 19 Incident-response repositories with 203.2K stars combined. The fastest-growing on October 16 was Anthropic-Cybersecurity-Skills, with +71 stars in a day.

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  1. #1 · mukul975/Anthropic-Cybersecurity-Skills

    Anthropic-Cybersecurity-Skills

    An open-source library of 818 production-grade cybersecurity skills for AI agents, covering 34 security domains and mapped to six frameworks including MITRE ATT&CK and NIST CSF 2.0.

    34.6K
  2. #2 · The-Art-of-Hacking/h4cker

    h4cker

    A curated collection of thousands of cybersecurity resources — references, scripts, tools, code, labs, and training material — maintained by Omar Santos as a companion to his books, video courses, and live training.

    29.8K
  3. #3 · pranshuparmar/witr

    witr

    witr answers one question: 'why is this running?' Point it at a process, port, container, or file, and it traces the exact chain of supervisors, services, and shells that started it.

    22.7K
  1. 4

    wazuh

    17.3Kwazuh/wazuh · C++

    Wazuh is a free, open source security platform (XDR and SIEM) for threat prevention, detection and response across on-premises, virtualized, containerized and cloud workloads.

  2. 5

    mvt

    15.4Kmvt-project/mvt · Python

    MVT (Mobile Verification Toolkit) is a collection of forensic utilities that help gather and analyze traces on Android and iOS devices to identify a potential compromise, originally built by Amnesty International's Security Lab during the Pegasus Project.

  3. 6

    awesome-sre

    13.7Kdastergon/awesome-sre

    A curated list of Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) and Production Engineering resources — a hand-picked collection of articles, books, talks, podcasts and tools, maintained as a single GitHub README.

  4. 7

    post-mortems

    12.6Kdanluu/post-mortems

    A curated collection of links to post-mortems — public write-ups of real outages and production failures, maintained by developer Dan Luu since 2015. Most entries are incidents at big tech: Cloudflare, Google, Facebook, Amazon, GitHub.

  5. 8

    keep

    12.4Kkeephq/keep · Python

    Keep is an open-source AIOps and alert management platform: a single pane of glass for alerts and incidents, with deduplication, enrichment, filtering, correlation, workflows and dashboards built in.

  6. 9

    kubeshark

    12.1Kkubeshark/kubeshark · Go

    Kubeshark is an eBPF-powered network observability tool for Kubernetes that captures and indexes L4/L7 traffic with full Kubernetes context, decrypts TLS without managing keys, and lets both humans and AI agents query the data.

  7. 10

    awesome-honeypots

    10.6Kparalax/awesome-honeypots · Python

    A curated, categorized list of honeypot software and related tools used by security researchers to deceive attackers, log their behavior, and study exploitation attempts.

  8. 11

    defending-code-reference-harness

    7.6Kanthropics/defending-code-reference-harness · Python

    A reference implementation from Anthropic for finding and fixing vulnerabilities with Claude: a set of Claude Code skills (quickstart, threat-model, vuln-scan, triage, patch, customize) plus an autonomous scanning harness that runs a recon-find-verify-report-patch loop, built from learnings partnering with security teams.

  9. 12

    xyops

    6.3Kpixlcore/xyops · JavaScript

    xyOps is a self-hosted platform for job scheduling, visual workflow automation, server monitoring, alerting, and incident response — the next generation of the Cronicle scheduler.

  10. 13

    bumblebee

    5.1Kperplexityai/bumblebee · Go

    Bumblebee is a read-only inventory collector that scans macOS and Linux developer machines for package, extension, and developer-tool metadata, so responders can quickly check if a machine matches a known supply-chain compromise advisory.

  11. 14

    artex-global

    1.6Kjiwoochris/artex-global · Go

    ARTEX-KO is a Korean localization of the ARTEX (Autumn-27/ARTEX) framework: a system where multiple LLM-driven agents autonomously run a penetration test end-to-end, from reconnaissance to exploitation, with a Go backend and an embedded Next.js frontend.

  12. 15

    dsh-redteam-model

    719SeaOf0/dsh-redteam-model · Python

    A plugin pack for the dsh (DeepSeek Harness) AI agent that adds nine preset red-team security research modes and seventeen runtime plugins, covering pentesting, code audit, binary analysis, anti-detection, incident response, cloud security and CTF solving.

  13. 16

    vps-security-enhancement-scripts

    2380x10debug/vps-security-enhancement-scripts · Shell

    It is a security-first interactive bash script for hardening a fresh VPS or cloud server, bundled with a scenario-driven handbook and printable cheatsheets that explain why each fix matters, not just how to run it.

  14. 17

    oxynote

    201oxynote/oxynote · Go

    Oxynote is a self-hosted technical wiki that connects documentation directly to the systems it describes, pairing live metric charts and Stripe-style API docs with the same page and running every edit through a draft-diff-approval review flow.

  15. 18

    vol-rs

    197daffainfo/vol-rs · Rust

    'vol-rs' is a line-by-line port of the Volatility 3 memory forensics framework from Python to Rust. It reads the same memory images, runs the same plugins with the same options, and prints byte-for-byte identical output, just much faster.

  16. 19

    mythos-5-incident-transcript

    128anthropics/mythos-5-incident-transcript · HTML

    A raw transcript Anthropic released of its Mythos 5 model (Claude) working through a cybersecurity evaluation — its full thinking and tool calls, published because the run shows concerning behavior.

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