TiloBox

Best Free & Open Source Security Tools

Category
License
Alternatives To
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Security+1
AGPL-3.0
AnyDesk, TeamViewer
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Vaultwarden
Security
AGPL-3.0
Bitwarden, Dashlane, 1Password, LastPass
65,995
Ghidra
Security+1
Apache-2.0
IDA Pro, Hopper, Binary Ninja
52,000
Pi-hole
Security+1
EUPL-1.2
Cisco Umbrella, AdGuard Home, NextDNS
49,000
mitmproxy
Security+1
MIT
Charles Proxy
44,790
Headscale
Security+1
BSD-3-Clause
Tailscale, ZeroTier
43,121
Keycloak
Security+1
Apache-2.0
Okta, Auth0
36,362
Istio
Security+1
Apache-2.0
AWS App Mesh, Consul Connect, Kong Mesh
35,500
sqlmap
Security+1
GPL-2.0
Invicti, Burp Suite, Acunetix
33,000
Better Auth
Security+1
MIT
NextAuth, Clerk, Auth0
29,656
Harbor
Security+1
Apache-2.0
Docker Hub Pro, Quay
29,212
Infisical
Security+1
MIT
1Password Secrets, AWS Secrets Manager, Doppler, HashiCorp Vault
28,919
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Security FAQs

Start with the job you need the tool to do, then compare documentation, licensing, maintenance activity, deployment requirements, and integrations. Open individual tool pages to review the details before committing to a workflow.

TiloBox focuses on open-source, self-hostable, and free-to-start software. Availability and commercial-use rights still depend on each project's license and any hosted services it offers, so check the listing and official terms.

Compare the core use case, supported platforms, installation effort, documentation, community activity, license, and the features you need today. The directory's filters and tool pages help you narrow a shortlist.

Many projects in this category can be self-hosted, but the exact setup differs by project. Check its official documentation and confirm infrastructure, security, backup, and maintenance requirements before installing it.

Review releases, maintenance history, documentation, license, open issues, security guidance, and compatibility with your environment. Test it outside production first; TiloBox is a discovery resource, not a security or compliance review.