Gatorbyte THE SECURITY GATOR · GATORBYTE #010 · FREE

Nobody broke in. Every door was a login.

Count every internet-reachable sign-in you expose, mark where MFA is really enforced, and close the paths that skip it. Twelve categories, a coverage matrix, and a help-desk verification script.

Free, and yours to keep. Works offline — the kit contains no network code, so nothing phones home.

GATORBYTE #010WORKS OFFLINENOTHING PHONES HOMEHTML + PDF + EXCELYOURS TO KEEP

Who it's for

Built for

  • MSPs and IT teams that have never counted their sign-in surface
  • Anyone who says “we have MFA” and hasn't checked it door by door
  • Teams hardening after a season of intrusions that used valid-looking logins

Not built for

  • An identity provider or an MFA product
  • A penetration test or an external attack-surface scan
  • A guarantee that every door is covered

What it does

Twelve categories

From the identity provider to the help desk's reset procedure — the doors teams forget they have.

MFA coverage matrix

Per door: enforced on the door, upstream at the IdP, or nowhere. “We have MFA” is a per-door claim.

Legacy-path kill list

The paths that skip the second factor. Close what you can, write down what you can't and why.

Help-desk verification script

A reset flow is a login. A script for the door that answers to a voice.

How it runs — the honest version

It is one HTML file that opens in the browser you already have. No install, no account, no license key, no connection required.

What you type stays on your machine. Entries save to your browser's local storage. There is no analytics, no tracker, and no network code in the file — nothing to send anything anywhere.

Local storage is per browser, per machine. A different computer, a cleared cache, or a private window means a fresh copy. For anything you need to keep, use Print or Export — that is what they are for.

The worksheet comes as files too. Login-Surface Inventory ships as CSV and as an Excel workbook, so nothing traps your data in our format.

Free means free. No subscription, no trial, nothing locked behind a paywall. Gumroad collects an email at checkout to deliver it, and that is how the next kit finds you.

What's in the download

One folder, 7 files, 263 KB zipped. Nothing to install.

Gatorbyte-010-login-surface-kit.html243 KBthe kit — opens in any browser, works offline
Gatorbyte-010-login-surface-kit.pdf95 KBprint edition, if you would rather work on paper
MANIFEST.txt2 KB
START-HERE.txt3 KBwhat this is and how to use it
TERMS-AND-LICENSE.txt3 KBlicense, disclaimers, and what you may do with it
worksheets/Gatorbyte-010-worksheets.xlsx7 KBthe worksheet as an Excel workbook, with dropdowns
worksheets/login-surface-inventory.csv1 KBthe same worksheet as plain CSV

Every release publishes a SHA-256 checksum so you can confirm the file is exactly what we built, byte for byte.

SHA-256 — Gatorbyte-010-login-surface-kit.zip2992e02450540538cdec0b2997370fce161bea651e746bb766a1f38f3c94067e

In PowerShell:

Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 .\Gatorbyte-010-login-surface-kit.zip

FAQ

Where does a gap usually turn up?
Local and service accounts on a console that has its own login, and the help desk's reset procedure. A console with a local admin does not care how good the identity provider's MFA is.
What does it cost?
Nothing. It is free, and it stays yours. Gumroad asks for an email address at checkout because that is how it delivers the file — and yes, it means you may hear about the next one. That is the whole trade.
Do I need an account, a key, or an internet connection?
No, no, and only to download it. Once the folder is on your machine the kit opens straight from the file and runs with no connection at all.
Where does what I type go?
Into your own browser's local storage, on your own machine. The file contains no analytics, no trackers, and no network code of any kind — there is nowhere for it to send anything. Print or export to keep a durable copy.
I'd rather use a spreadsheet.
Then use the included one. The worksheet ships as CSV and as an Excel workbook with the dropdowns already set up, so you can work there instead. The guidance itself lives in the HTML and the PDF.
Can I use this with my clients?
Yes, including in paid engagements. Use it inside your organization and with the clients you serve. What you may not do is resell it or republish it as your own. Full terms are in the download.
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