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By dEEpEst
GitHub Library For Web Developers
Table of Contents
UI Graphics
Fonts
Colors
Icons
Favicons
Icon Fonts
Stock Photos
Stock Videos
Stock Music & Sound Effects
Vectors & Clipart
Product & Image Mockups
HTML & CSS Templates
CSS Frameworks
CSS Animations
Javascript Animations
UI Components & Kits
React UI Libraries
Vue UI Libraries
Angular UI Libraries
Svelte UI Libraries
Design Systems & Style Guides
Online Design Tools
Downloadable Design Software
Design Inspiration
Image Compression
Others
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GIT
GITHUB
Version Control using GIT
Pushing First Project through GIT
Course content
5 sections • 10 lectures • 48m total length
Requirements
No Pre-Requisites
Description
Learn Git and Github from Scratch in this course which covers:
Version Control: What is Version Control and Why do we need Version Control?
Github: Github Interface Tour and Creating Repositories in Github
GIT commands: Various Git Commands that are used to track and manages the source code changes such as
Connecting Remote Repository
Add
Commit
Pull
Push
Pull Request
Merge
Clone
Branching in Git
Pushing Projects to Github through Git
Who this course is for:
Beginners who are curious about mastering Git and Github
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Collect OSINT for GitLab groups and members and search the group and group members’ snippets, issues, and issue discussions for sensitive data that may be included in these assets. The information gathered is intended to compliment and inform the use of additional tools such as TruffleHog or GitRob, which search git commit history using a similar technique of regular expression matching.
How the tool works
Start by providing a group ID for a specific group on GitLab. You can find the group ID underneath the group name in the GitLab UI. Token-Hunter will use the GitLab group ID to find all associated projects for that group and, optionally, the groups members personal projects. Configure the tool to look for sensitive data in assets related to the projects it finds. Token-Hunter uses the same set of regular expressions as TruffleHog with a few additions for GitLab specific tokens. Token-Hunter depends on these easily configurable regular expressions for accuracy and effectiveness. Currently, the tool supports GitLab snippets, issues, and issue discussions with plans for future expansion to other assets. The tool is intended to be very configurable to allow for efficient discovery of sensitive data in the assets you’re specifically interested in.
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GitDorker is a tool that utilizes the GitHub Search API and an extensive list of GitHub dorks that I’ve compiled from various sources to provide an overview of sensitive information stored on github given a search query.
The Primary purpose of GitDorker is to provide the user with a clean and tailored attack surface to begin harvesting sensitive information on GitHub. GitDorker can be used with additional tools such as GitRob or Trufflehog on interesting repos or users discovered from GitDorker to produce the best results.
Rate Limits
GitDorker utilizes the GitHub Search API and is limited to 30 requests per minute. In order to prevent rate limits, a sleep function is built into GitDorker after every 30 requests to prevent search failures. Therefore, if one were to run use the alldorks.txt file with GitDorker, the process will take roughly 5 minutes to complete.
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By dEEpEst
GitHub just announced that its new code scanning feature, GitHub code scanning, is now generally available. The new feature of the developer platform that Microsoft bought in 2018 for 7.5 billion dollars can scan any public repository for vulnerabilities.
The idea is to offer a native function within GitHub that can find vulnerabilities in the code of a repository before they reach production. If you have a public repo on GitHub, you can activate it from now on following the official documentation.
Automated security as part of your workflow
With the function active, the code will be revised as it is created, and areas that could be exploited in the future will be highlighted. At GitHub they hope that with this feature active they can catch bugs early to significantly reduce security incidents in the future.
GitHub code scanning integrates with GitHub Actions or your existing CI / CD environment to maximize team flexibility. Scans code as it is created and displays actionable security reviews within pull requests and other GitHub experiences, all to automate security as part of your workflow.
Before its launch, code scanning went through several months of testing. So far it has scanned 12,000 repositories 1.4 million times, and in total it has detected 20,000 security problems, from bugs that allowed remote code execution, through cross-site scripting, to SQL injection.
During the tests the developers and those in charge of maintaining the repositories resolved 72% of the security flaws identified in their pull requests before merging after the first 30 days.
This is important data since industry data shows that less than 30% of vulnerabilities are fixed within a month after being discovered.
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