Most Laravel security tools look at your source code, config, and dependencies before you deploy. That is useful, but it answers one question: is my code safe? After a compromise, you need a different question answered: has anything on this server been added or changed that should not be there? That is the gap Laravel Scalpel was built for. It is an open-source intrusion evidence scanner that runs inside a Laravel app and inspects the deployed filesystem. A quick update first. Scalpe...