Documentation 101 : Results from scanning

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🚀 Shadowmap v0.1 — Transparency First

We’re excited to announce the first public release of Shadowmap, our Rust-powered framework for unified Network & Cloud Security.

This release is about more than code — it’s about radical transparency. To prove it, we scanned our own domain (markopolo.ai) and shared the results publicly. That scan flagged 54 cloud artifacts — from public buckets to dangerous CORS configs — and we broke down exactly what they mean in plain language.

🔗 Read the full transparency article here → https://medium.com/@md.abir1203/building-shadowmap-why-we-scan-our-own-cloud-and-what-the-results-really-mean-b4bf1c021c56

✨ Highlights of this Release

⚡ Rust-based core — safety, performance, and concurrency from day one

🔍 Domain-first scanning for cloud artifacts across S3, GCP, Azure, Wasabi, DigitalOcean, and more

🌐 CORS misconfiguration detection — wildcard + credentials, reflected origins, and risky headers

🔒 Port/service exposure checks — dev/staging environments, DB ports, and management ports

📜 Contextual reporting — not just CVEs, but business-focused risk translation

🛠 Getting Started

Clone repo

git clone https://github.com/YourOrg/Shadowmap.git

Build with Cargo

cd Shadowmap
cargo build --release

Run scan

./target/release/shadowmap scan yourdomain.com

🤝 Join Us in Building

This is just the beginning. Our mission is to create the ultimate unified framework for Network & Cloud Security in Rust — and we want to build it with the community.

Ways to contribute:

1. Submit issues / feature requests
2. Improve detection modules
3. Write docs or tests

Help design the roadmap

🔗 GitHub Repo: https://github.com/mdabir1203/Shadowmap

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