Documentation

Introduction

Cobra Systems provides PC-first security tools for password hygiene, breach exposure checks, local audits, and scan reports. These are local desktop utilities built for fast execution and clear results.

These tools are free to try today, with premium tiers for teams and advanced reporting.

Install

Download the Cobra Systems desktop suite and run the executable for your platform.

# Windows
$ CobraSetup.exe

# Linux
$ ./cobra-systems.sh

Quickstart

Run your first security check with the local executable suite.

# Run the password check tool on Windows
$ PasswordCheck.exe --password "" --user ""

# Run the password check tool in PowerShell
$ .\PasswordCheck.exe --password "" --user ""

# Run the password check tool on Linux
$ ./PasswordCheck --password "" --user ""

Troubleshooting

If a tool cannot run, the CLI returns a concise message with the fix you need.

[!] Missing password. Run PasswordCheck.exe with  and optionally --user.

Password check

Evaluate password strength, exposure, and recommendations for safer credentials.

PasswordCheck.exe --password "hunter2" --user "john@example.com"
Password strength: Strong
Breached: No
Score: 0

Breach lookup

Search email or username exposure across known breach feeds without storing sensitive data.

BreachLookup.exe --email ""
Breached: No
Breaches: none

Password generator

Generate strong passwords with configurable length, complexity, and character sets.

PasswordGenerator.exe --length 20 --symbols true
Generated password: fj8K!9kL#2tZx1P5
Entropy: 112 bits

Local audit

Run a quick desktop audit for weak passwords, outdated configs, and credential leaks.

LocalAudit.exe --platform pc
Audit complete: OK
Findings:
  - Weak admin password detected
Score: 0

Scan report

Receive a concise scan summary for desktop security posture and remediation guidance.

ScanReport.exe --target desktop
Critical issues: 0
Warnings: 0
Summary: All desktop settings are secure.