Viper tactical utility

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Mission

Viper Tactical

Viper Tactical, including GearLab and its tools, is the result of a self-conducted, self-financed operation. The work was to investigate, analyze, and detect anomalies and cyber, physical, and digital threats, organize that data, and make it presentable. It is not to be used for malicious purposes.

Operator

Profile

Station
ViperGearLab
Headquarters
Las Vegas, Nevada
Contact
[email protected]

Written for operators, cybersecurity, industrial developers, programmers, authorized pentesting, ethical hacking, law enforcement, and veterans, active and retired. No legal name, street address, or other personal record is stored in this app.

Team

Open roster

Searching for developers, testers, and a programming team. All skill levels and backgrounds are accepted.

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Services and specialties

  • Anomaly desk

    File, tag, and resolve cyber, physical, and digital observations you already hold.

  • Hardening list

    A short original watch list for the bench and the cage. Not a certification.

  • Brief

    Turn resolved notes into a plain brief you can hand to a watch.

  • Sector node

    Las Vegas headquarters plot, isolation drill, and local vault.

  • Commander pack

    Complete suite with contributed exercise records already resolved.

Gumroad

Deploy the suite

  1. Create the product and turn on license keys. Copy the product id from that module.
  2. Price the Commander suite as the complete pack. Price add-ons at $1 or $2.
  3. On Suite, save the permalink and product id, then open checkout.
  4. Buy once in Gumroad test mode and paste the key into Validate.
  5. Leave periodic checks on increment_uses_count false so a six-hour check does not burn the key.

Original work

What these tools are not

  • The anomaly desk, hardening list, brief, log, and notices were written for this app. They do not copy another product's screens, manuals, or code.
  • They are organizers. They are not scanners, exploit kits, or remote-access tools.
  • AES-256-GCM and SHA-256 are standard algorithms in the browser. They are not a copied program.
  • The name Viper is also used by a separate red-team platform on GitHub, owned by the account FunnyWolf, repository Viper. This project is not that software, does not include it, and is not affiliated with it.
  • A polar plot is a common map idea. This one is original drawing for the Las Vegas node. It is not an official air-defense display.
  • Nothing here claims a government certification or an affiliation with any service.
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