Security has always been a hot topic at GitHub because of the various self-hosted services where data security issues have arisen. The two security-related items on this week’s list are a little different. Mimikatz is an old project used by many “hackers” to extract plaintext passwords, hashing, PINS and Kerberos tickets from memory, while scorecard, also a “security theme,” is more of a guardian. It helps you check the safety and health of open source projects at multiple levels, from code to community. Of course, the safety of the command-line file sharing tool transfer.sh is that it supports encrypted transfers of data.
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- This week, pushing
- 1.1 It’s not just Netflix: Fakeflix
- Linux: Psyduck
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- Making Trending Zhou Bang
- 2.1 Front-end exercise item: 50Projects50Days
- 2.2 Command Line File Sharing: transfer.sh
- 2.3 Open source health: Scorecard
- 2.4 Obtaining a Windows Password: Mimikatz
- 2.5 IoT Microsoft Tutorial: IoT-For-Beginners
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1. Tweet this week
1.1 It’s not just Netflix: Fakeflix
Star growth this week: 1,500+
New If you want to build a moderately complex Web application using Redux, try Fakeflix, which replicates Netflix’s original layout and adds its own routing and interactive features. So Fakeflix is not a copycat project in the traditional sense.
Making address – github.com/Th3Wall/Fak…
Linux: Psyduck
Star gains this week: 1,350+
Psyduck is a project that documents the design of Linux operating systems, networks, C++, Golang, and databases using XMind. The authors of the project have previously used XMind brain maps to document basic CS problems. It’s a good idea to learn to break a big problem down into smaller pieces and deal with them one by one.
Making address – github.com/SmartKeyerr…
2. GitHub Trending Weekly
2.1 Front-end exercise item: 50Projects50Days
Star growth this week: 1,500+
50ProjectS50Days is a program for students who are new to the front-end. It uses 50 CSS, HTML and Javascript related hands-on projects to help you master the front-end skills.
Making address – github.com/bradtravers…
2.2 Command Line File Sharing: transfer.sh
Star growth this week: 800+
Transfer.sh is a command line file sharing tool that supports upload, download, and encrypted transmission. Currently, Amazon S3, Google Driver, Storj, and local storage are supported.
Making address – github.com/dutchcoders…
2.3 Open source health: Scorecard
Star growth this week: 600+
Security Scorecards is literally a Security health check that determines whether an open source project is active based on whether it has been committed in the last 90 days. And whether the project uses tools to automatically update dependent versions of the project, whether the project has A CI process, whether the token is authorized and so on 18 aspects, to judge the “safe” health of the project. With this project, you don’t have to worry about your project using open source items that are “out of repair.”
Making address – github.com/ossf/scorec…
2.4 Obtaining a Windows Password: Mimikatz
Star growth this week: 500+
Mimikatz is a project that the author uses to practice with C. It focuses on Windows security issues, and as the author points out, it can extract plaintext passwords, hashing, PINS, and Kerberos tickets from memory. It can also do hash pass, credential pass, or build gold certificates.
Making address – github.com/gentilkiwi/…
2.5 IoT Microsoft Tutorial: IoT-For-Beginners
Star growth this week: 500+
New IoT-for-Beginners is an open source Microsoft 12-week, 24-class tutorial similar to the other series that introduces you to IoT development.
Making address – github.com/microsoft/I…
3. Look back
- Internet Giants’ SRE Operation and Maintenance Practice “GitHub Hot Spot Overview V. 21.27”
- Is your computer suitable for upgrading to Windows 11? “GitHub Hotspots v.21.26”
Finally, remember to leave any open source projects you are looking for in the comments section of this article, such as AI head change. 👀 is similar to the previous book sending activity, the Top5 “likes” in the comments (awesome), the little fish will try to find the Repo ^^
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