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PathForge
Built around a problem I kept encountering during security investigations.A single assessment can produce terminal output, scan results, HTTP requests, and dozens of findings. The challenge isn't just collecting that material — it's remembering what each result proves, how observations connect, and which questions remain unanswered.
PathForge is my independent attempt to make that process easier. It's a Linux desktop workspace for penetration testers and bug-bounty researchers that organizes investigation evidence and connects observations to facts, relationships, and potential attack paths.
The investigator stays in control: PathForge doesn't conduct attacks autonomously or replace technical judgment. Its purpose is to make findings easier to revisit, verify, and explain, with a clear trail back to the evidence that supports them.
How It Supports Investigations
Investigation workspace
Keep investigation scope, terminal observations, HTTP requests, and imported artifacts together in one case.
Evidence-driven analysis
Turn relevant observations into traceable facts and relationships, while retaining the raw evidence behind them.
Attack-path context
Explore how assets, identities, access, and findings connect through an investigation knowledge graph.
Investigator-led workflow
Support investigation decisions with organized findings and recommendations; the researcher remains responsible for testing and validating them.