Mitchell Edwards

Hey all, it's Mitch again! I've been busy building SaaS applications as a solopreneur this year and kept butting heads with stubborn folks that insist they haven't built anything because they just can't figure out a good idea... so I whipped up a quick SaaS application in a few hours that generates 75 new ideas a day and delivers them straight to your browser! You can vote on your favorite...

Hey all, Mitch again! I'm a security researcher by day, SaaS developer by... late nights and weekends. Over the course of my 10 years in security research, I've investigated hundreds, maybe thousands of malicious indicators. These are things like domains, file hashes and IP addresses associated with bad actors, malware and hackers. This data often requires enrichment using tools like Censys,...

Commenting here in part to say revid looks amazing, and in part to bookmark this product because I've been meaning to come back to it to check it out for my youtube channel. Go Tibo!

Hey all! First off, this is a tiny and silly app. I've been on a journey of sorts to learn more about web and SaaS development, and that's lead me to the plan to build and launch 10 web applications in a year. Random Stonks came with an extra challenge: I set a timer and tried to build and launch it as fast as possible. Now, I'm not a phenomenal web developer, and I'm an even worse designer,...

Hey everyone! It's Mitch, the founder and solo developer of GrabbrApp. 7 months ago (give or take) I launched GrabbrApp not knowing what the next couple months would hold. Since then, hundreds of users have signed up to make hundreds of requests, esteemed researchers have written blogs about using my platform and I've been excitedly watching as folks poked around and hunted hackers. Today is...

Upvoting if for no other reason than for the brilliant name

I've worked in the cyber security industry for 7 years now. I've been a researcher at some of the top cyber security companies in the world, and they all had the same problem: Infrastructure research is hard. Infrastructure research involves digging into the servers, domains, EMails and IP addresses used by hackers to launch malicious activity. The reason this is difficult is that doing this...