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Python Quiz: Comment your answer πŸ’―
06/09/2026

Python Quiz: Comment your answer πŸ’―

when novice meets each other
06/09/2026

when novice meets each other

Which query will you run and why ? πŸ€”
06/09/2026

Which query will you run and why ? πŸ€”

06/09/2026
"90% people will get it wrong"🀣🀣🀣
06/09/2026

"90% people will get it wrong"🀣🀣🀣

for sure
05/09/2026

for sure

πŸ”‘ Gitleaks β€” Detect Secrets Exposed in Your CodeGitleaks is an open-source tool designed to detect hardcoded secrets suc...
05/09/2026

πŸ”‘ Gitleaks β€” Detect Secrets Exposed in Your Code

Gitleaks is an open-source tool designed to detect hardcoded secrets such as API keys, passwords, tokens, and other sensitive credentials in Git repositories. It can scan repositories and integrate into development workflows to help catch accidental credential exposure before code reaches production.

✨ Features:

Scans Git repositories for exposed secrets

Detects passwords, API keys, tokens, and other credentials

Can scan Git history for previously committed secrets

Supports CI/CD integration

Provides customizable rules for different secret patterns

πŸ”— GitHub Repository: in comments

πŸ•΅οΈ Elastic Detection Rules β€” Ready-Made Rules for Threat DetectionLooking for real-world security detection rules? The E...
03/09/2026

πŸ•΅οΈ Elastic Detection Rules β€” Ready-Made Rules for Threat Detection

Looking for real-world security detection rules? The Elastic Detection Rules repository contains a large collection of rules used with Elastic Security to identify suspicious activity and threats. It also includes tools for creating, testing, validating, and managing detection rules as code.

✨ Features:

Contains a large collection of security detection rules

Includes threat-hunting queries and rules

Supports MITRE ATT&CK-based detection content

Provides tools for creating and testing custom rules

Helps security teams build detection-as-code workflows

πŸ”— GitHub Repository: in comments

Never trust, always verify. Network Access Control (NAC) inspects every device attempting to connect to your network, en...
03/09/2026

Never trust, always verify. Network Access Control (NAC) inspects every device attempting to connect to your network, enforcing health checks and authentication before granting access. πŸ”πŸ›‘οΈ

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