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gitDigger - Creating useful wordlists and hashes from GitHub repositories — Jaime Filson (Circle City Con 2014 Videos) (Hacking Illustrated Series InfoSec Tutorial Videos)

gitDigger - Creating useful wordlists and hashes from GitHub repositories — Jaime Filson
Circle City Con 2014
http://circlecitycon.com

This presentation intends to cover the thought process and logistics behind building a better wordlist using github public repositories as its source. With an estimated 20,000,000 github projects to date, how would one store that amount of data? Would you even want or need to? After downloading approximately 2,000,000 repositories, storing 15TB; this will be a story of one computer, bandwidth, basic python and how to make the data useful.

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