Finding Writer per Gregory Towns

Finding Writer turns a vulnerability you found in your own lab into a clean, disclosure-ready
write-up. You describe the finding once, score it, and export a report you can paste into a
lab write-up, a bug-bounty submission, or your coursework.

It is built for people learning offensive security: students working through Hack The Box,
TryHackMe, or a local Kali VM, and anyone studying toward CEH, OSCP, or CompTIA Security+. You
already know a finding when you see one; this tool helps you write it up so a defender can act
on it.

What you get:

• A guided form with inline coaching on each part of a finding: title, affected asset,
  reproduction steps, impact, remediation, and a disclosure note.
• A built-in CVSS calculator for both version 3.1 and version 4.0, with the base score,
  severity, and vector string shown as you set each metric.
• An optional OWASP WSTG category reference so a reader can place the finding in a methodology.
• A live preview, plus one-click export to Markdown or a self-contained HTML file.

Privacy, by design:

• Everything you enter stays in your browser. Finding Writer makes no network requests and
  keeps no account.
• It asks for a single permission, local storage, used only to save your draft so it
  survives closing the tab.
• Use it for your own practice targets and authorised tests. It is a study aid, not a place
  for confidential client findings.

CVSS is owned by FIRST and used by permission. Category codes reference the OWASP Web Security
Testing Guide, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0.