On the income side of things, I can think of one way the the author of "The most complete and advanced IT security professional toolkit on Android" could bring in revenue without the need for Adsense or charity.

Perhaps, one could sell said toolkit for money. Say, $370.40 for a "Professional" license. Differentiated from the "Community Edition" currently available on this and other dsploit sites in that it is a.) available after tomorrow and b.) ever likely to receive an update by the original author.

That way, security professionals would gain access to this nice piece of software, and the author wouldn't need to write blog posts like this one. Better still, had he been doing this previously, he would have had seven dollars available to pay for the .org version of his domain name, thus avoiding the whole situation in the first place.