ReconPad App-Analysen für 21. Februar

ReconPad - Professional Mobile Reconnaissance ReconPad is the ultimate mobile reconnaissance toolkit designed specifically for cybersecurity professionals, penetration testers, and security researchers. Now completely ad-free with a simplified subscription model. Key Features: Smart Note-Taking - Military-inspired notepad interface - Secure on-device storage - Quick capture during assessments - Search and organize findings Target Management - Track multiple targets efficiently - Visual priority indicators - Detailed target profiles - Export capabilities Reconnaissance Tools - WHOIS Lookup (Free) - DNS Enumeration (Free) - Google Dorks Builder (Pro) - Email Pattern Generator (Pro) - SSL Certificate Inspector (Pro) - HTTP Headers Analyzer (Pro) - Metadata Extractor (Pro) AI-Powered Intelligence (Pro) - Entity extraction from notes - OSINT query generation - Screenshot text analysis - Network scan summaries - Note enhancement - Target prioritization - MITRE ATT&CK mapping - Automated workflows - Executive report generation Screenshot Intelligence - Import from gallery, files, or URL - Automatic text extraction - AI-powered analysis - Organized screenshot library Security First - All data stored locally - No cloud dependency - No analytics or tracking - Professional-grade privacy Subscription Options: - Monthly AI Access: $5.99/month - Includes 1,000 AI API calls - Cancel anytime Free Features: - Basic note-taking - WHOIS lookup - DNS enumeration - Target tracking Perfect For: - Penetration Testers - Security Researchers - Bug Bounty Hunters - Red Team Operators - Security Consultants - OSINT Investigators ReconPad transforms your mobile device into a powerful reconnaissance platform, enabling you to capture, analyze, and act on intelligence wherever your assessments take you. Disclaimer: This app is designed for legitimate security research and professional use only. Users are responsible for complying with all applicable laws and regulations. Always obtain proper authorization before conducting security assessments.