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Thank you for landing on this page. Vigolium is built and maintained in the open, and it stays that way because people find it useful and say so. If you only do one thing, make it this: star the project on GitHub and tell someone about it. Visibility is what keeps an open-source security tool alive. And if Vigolium turned up something real for you — a bounty, a finding that mattered, an afternoon you got back — and you feel like sending something back, this page is where to do it. Entirely optional, and nothing here changes what you get: the scanner, the modules, the agentic modes, and the docs are the same for everyone.

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Free Ways to Help

These cost nothing and genuinely matter:
  • Star the repository — github.com/vigolium/vigolium
  • Report a bug or a false positive — a well-described FP with the request/response pair is worth a lot; it usually becomes a detection fix. Open an issue.
  • Share what you found — a write-up, a tweet, a note in your team’s channel. Mention the tool if it helped.
  • Contribute — a scanner module, a JavaScript extension, a docs fix. Start with Extending Vigolium.
  • Join the conversation — Discord · X · LinkedIn
One-off — PayPal or Ko-fi are the quickest. Recurring — GitHub Sponsors or Patreon, any amount, cancel whenever.

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Crypto

Double-check the address and the network before sending. A transfer on the wrong chain can’t be recovered.

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Something Else

If your company wants to arrange this differently — an invoice, a purchase order, a bank transfer — email [email protected] and we’ll sort it out.

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Where It Goes

Straight back into the work: infrastructure and test targets, model credits for the agentic modes, and the time that goes into new modules, false-positive hunting, and these docs. Thanks for reading this far. Go find something good.