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D0pam1ne is a self-hosted offensive-security workspace that runs the entire engagement in one place: reconnaissance, manual and automated attacks, OSINT, vulnerability intelligence and client-ready reporting. It pairs the open-source D0pam1ne engine (a curated recon and OSINT toolchain driven from the CLI) with D0pam1ne Pro, the multi-user web application your team works in, and a local AI that never leaves your machine.
D0pam1ne Command Center

The Command Center: every client and project in one view

Built by offensive-security practitioners for real engagements, D0pam1ne fuses a fast, modular engine with adaptive evasion and AI-assisted triage, so a tester can take a target from first scope to a signed report without stitching twenty tools together by hand.

Key components

The engine

The open-source core. A single registry drives the recon and OSINT toolchain, phase by phase, from subdomains and ports to live web, crawling, content discovery, parameters and secrets. Driven by the d0pam1ne CLI, or by Pro.

D0pam1ne Pro

The self-hosted web app: the War Room where recon, Manual and Automated Attacks, OSINT, Project Data, triage and reporting live. Multi-user, role-based, 2FA, with everything on infrastructure you control.

Local AI

An on-device model run by Ollama. Triage, report drafting and the Ask AI assistant run locally: no cloud, no account, no telemetry. Your project data never leaves the machine.

The pipeline

Every engagement moves through the same pipeline. Each stage feeds the next, and everything lands in one project.
1

Scope

Define the client and what is in scope. Recon and attacks act only inside it, and anything out of scope is logged, never probed. See Client and scope.
2

Recon

The engine maps the live attack surface: subdomains, DNS, ports, services, live web, URLs, content, parameters and secrets, with profiles for speed or stealth and an adaptive Evasive Mode.
3

OSINT

Map public exposure before you touch the target: ASNs, people and emails, exposed assets, dorks, email-security posture, breach and infostealer data. See OSINT.
4

Project Data

Everything recon and OSINT find lands in Project Data: hosts and services, the attack-surface graph, URLs, technologies, secrets and the traffic log.
5

Attack

Manual and Automated attacks take recon’s results as their targets and run the right tools per category, filing findings as they go.
6

Needs Review

Findings flow into Issues, where AI triage suggests a verdict and you confirm, edit or reject. Only verified issues reach the client.
7

Report

Turn verified findings into a branded PDF, interactive HTML, Markdown, JSON or Word, then retest and show what was fixed.

What sets it apart

Adaptive Evasive Mode

Not a fixed delay. D0pam1ne paces requests against how the target actually responds, backing off on rate-limiting and blocks, and can route supported tools through Tor with exit-IP rotation so no single address draws attention.

Recon that feeds attacks

Attacks are not a separate scan. Each category reads the recon signal that justifies it and builds its in-scope target lists automatically, so the right tools run against the right hosts.

Private by design

The AI runs on your machine via Ollama. No cloud model, no account, no telemetry, and D0pam1ne refuses any AI endpoint that is not local.

Client-ready reporting

One branded house design across PDF and interactive HTML, with a full per-finding anatomy (risk, impact, attacker view, evidence, remediation) and a matching retest report.

Editions

Standard

The licensed build: the full recon, attack, OSINT, triage and reporting workflow for your team.

Founder Edition

Black Hat Ethical Hacking’s in-house build, which unlocks extras such as Word (.docx) report export. Founder-only features are marked throughout these docs.

Where to go next

D0pam1ne runs entirely on infrastructure you control. Keep the port firewalled to trusted addresses, and require login and 2FA on every network interface. See the security notes before exposing it.

Who builds D0pam1ne

D0pam1ne is coded by Chris “SaintDruG” Abou-Chabké, Founder and Chief Hacking Officer at Black Hat Ethical Hacking.
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Black Hat Ethical Hacking

Offensive security solutions, vulnerability assessments and digital forensics. Visit blackhatethicalhacking.com, or contact the team.