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1.8.0 - exploitotter (2026-08-13)
Workbench
New "Workbench" page — local data-transform toolkit, no target or network required: 40+ operations spanning encoding, hashing, AES/RSA crypto, ciphers, compression, JWT/X.509/regex analysis, text utilities, networking calculators, and diff/compare. Chain operations into a recipe, piping one output into the next.
Recipes save, load, and export/import as JSON; favorite, hide, and reorder operations and categories in the sidebar; binary/image output downloads straight to a file.
Evidence chain-of-custody
Every tool run is now hash-chained (tamper-evident), including one-off runs made outside any session.
New "Verify" page — look up the exact run behind a given hash, or check any session's evidence chain by ID. Session reports also show integrity inline.
Topology map
Added a network topology map — export a completed nmap/nmap-advanced run to a live host/port graph, auto-creating a session if needed.
Toggle on the Run page to auto-export scan results, plus manual "Export to Topology" buttons on the Run page and session tool runs.
New "Topology" tab on the session detail page renders the graph.
Dependencies
Migrated Python dependency management from dependencies/requirements*.txt to pyproject.toml + uv.lock.
Security & hardening
Server now refuses to start if bound to a non-loopback host with no API token configured.
Closed command-injection risk across ~35 tool builders — commands are now built as safely-quoted argv lists instead of raw string interpolation.
Closed a Python source-injection risk in the Pwntools exploit generator.
Added rate limiting to NyxStrike's own API.
Fixed a race where concurrent browser-agent requests could stomp on the same Selenium driver.