Reading List
- Stealing arbitrary GitHub Actions secrets
Teddy Katz
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17 Mar 2021
I’m a big fan of the “try weird stuff and see what happens” approach to security research. Modern software has a huge number of bugs, and engineering teams often have to prioritize which bugs to fix, based in part on the number of users affected by each bug. The result is that glaringly obvious bugs…
- Git as a NoSql database
Kenneth Truyers
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13 Oct 2016
Git’s man-pages state that it’s a stupid content tracker. It’s probably the most used version control system in the world. Which is very strange, since it doesn’t describe itself as being a source control system. And in fact, you can use git to track any type
- Setting up a RaspberryPi without monitor and keyboard
Charlie Gerard
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4 May 2021
For a long time, I thought a keyboard and monitor were needed to do the initial setup of a RaspberryPi. However, I recently learnt that you can do this using only another computer!