Exploit Radar: exploited vulnerabilities, by product
A French-language tracker organizes vulnerabilities reported as actively exploited by affected products, drawing on CISA’s catalog and CERT-FR alerts.
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A French-language tracker organizes vulnerabilities reported as actively exploited by affected products, drawing on CISA’s catalog and CERT-FR alerts.
A rapper’s playful promo site combines social clips and self-reported stats with a rich-or-broke photo album, a flip-style trading card, and a tip jar.
A browser-based utility that writes dates, locations and captions from Google Takeout’s separate JSON files into photos and videos.
A coming-soon iPhone collecting game where players read light codes from lamps placed in real-world venues.
A phone-based race tool for backyard ultra runners and their crews, combining a lap plan, race clock, break reminders, logging, and live nutrition totals.
A Polish-language LARP built around running a late-night radio station near Miami, with an audio design document and a readable transcript.
A browser-based tool that converts TCX, GPX, or FIT running files into structured text for analysis with ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude.
A free strategy game for up to 10 players, available for single-player, LAN, and online play.
Gritmarrow presents a rally-sim concept with 36 stages, co-driver pace notes, four play modes, and timed repairs between loops.
Faber presents a field-recording tool that turns spoken site observations and measurements into quotes, inspection reports, room plans, and client visuals.
A ceramic artist’s portfolio connects Ulleungdo’s juniper, sea, and whales with work in traditional Korean materials and techniques.
Ink Postal connects to AI assistants through an MCP connector and offers to print and mail completed forms or letters.
A public tracker compares robotics companies’ reported revenue, disclosed funding, and operating results.
Keepalive presents a public countdown that visitors can extend with paid saves, sponsorships, or limited free taps.
A free bilingual browser game about harvesting pumpkins in a Ukrainian village, then washing, drying, and selling the seeds.
A satirical browser world where players claim lots, decorate them with fake assets, and rank one another by wealth that does not exist.
A Russian-language professional resource for cardiac conduction-system pacing, with an interactive activation model, case reports, and a center registry.
A Korean-language learning resource that organizes humanoid-robotics topics from cameras and control systems to simulation, edge servers, and cloud training.
Linux Log Parser combines common Linux system, authentication, audit, and login-record files into a forensic timeline, with parsing stated to happen in the browser.
A Spanish-language mock storefront where visitors can browse a product catalog and try out a no-charge shopping experience.
Loonlight Games presents a pixel-art homestead survival game, with its first spring free to play in a browser and the full early-access game sold on itch.io.
A Newtonian space-combat game for iPhone and iPad, built around momentum, destructible ships, and a shared daily sector.
A keyboard-driven terminal file manager for Omarchy, with archive browsing, image previews, search, multi-rename, and SFTP.
A community-run network in Lombok Barat offers home fiber, prepaid WiFi vouchers, CCTV, and solar installations.