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- move temp scripts to scripts/, cv files to cv/, jobs.csv to results/ - update index.ts and recheck.ts CSV path to results/jobs.csv - fix imports in scripts/ to use ../config.ts and ../fetch.ts - update CLAUDE.md and README.md to reflect new structure - add plans/ with LinkedIn post drafts - update .gitignore: ignore results/, jobs/, cv binaries, .DS_Store
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# Post 2 — Jun 10 · helvetiscan
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**Angle:** Swiss infrastructure, technical depth, bold claim
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I scanned 2.5 million Swiss .ch domains.
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Not randomly — every registered domain in the country, systematically. The goal was to understand the real shape of Switzerland's web infrastructure: what's exposed, what's misconfigured, and where the risk concentrates.
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The results were more interesting than expected. A significant share of domains have outdated TLS configurations, exposed admin panels, or missing security headers. Not dramatic zero-days — just the quiet rot that accumulates when no one is looking.
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**helvetiscan** is the tool I built to do it. Open source, written in Python, designed to be run incrementally so the dataset stays current.
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If you work in Swiss infosec, infrastructure, or just find this kind of data interesting — the repo is open.
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🔗 github.com/rafapolo/helvetiscan
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