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• Nov 22, 2020

  isthislegit

  Dashboard to collect, analyze, and respond to reported phishing emails.

  Documentation can be found in the docs folder. Find something missing? Let us know by filing an issue!

  Tags: #python • phishing-reports • phishing

• Nov 22, 2020

  Varken

  Standalone application to aggregate data from the Plex ecosystem into InfluxDB using Grafana for a frontend

  Varken Installation guides can be found in the wiki.

  Tags: #python • influxdb • grafana

• Nov 21, 2020

  Forager

  Multithreaded threat Intelligence gathering built with Python3

  Do you ever wonder if there is an easier way to retrieve, store, and maintain all your threat intelligence data? Random user, meet Forager. Not all threat intel implementations require a database that is “correlating trillions of data points..” and instead, you just need a simple interface, with simple TXT files, that can pull threat data from other feeds, PDF threat reports, or other data sources, with minimal effort. With 15 pre-configured threat feeds, you can get started with threat intelligence feed management today.. Right now.. Do it!

  Tags: #python • carbonblack • threatintel

• Nov 21, 2020

  kociemba

  A pure Python and pure C ports of Kociemba’s algorithm for solving Rubik’s cube

  This Python package contains two equivalent implementations (in C and Python) of Herbert Kociemba’s two-phase algorithm for solving Rubik’s Cube. Original Java implementation can be found here: http://kociemba.org/download.htm.

  These ports are pretty straightforward (not to say dumb) and most probably can be optimized. But they have been extensively tested in our Rubik’s cube solving machines (FAC System Solver and Meccano Rubik’s Shrine), so be confident the algorithm is working.

  NB please note that two-phase algorithm does not guarantee that the produced solution is the shortest possible. Instead, it gives you a “good enough” solution in a very short time. You can implement additional checks on top of this library, for example, to not produce any moves if the cube is already solved.

  Tags: #python

• Nov 21, 2020

  QuickUMLS

  System for Medical Concept Extraction and Linking

  QuickUMLS (Soldaini and Goharian, 2016) is a tool for fast, unsupervised biomedical concept extraction from medical text. It takes advantage of Simstring (Okazaki and Tsujii, 2010) for approximate string matching. For more details on how QuickUMLS works, we remand to our paper.

  This project should be compatible with Python 3 (Python 2 is no longer supported) and run on any UNIX system (support for Windows is experimental, please report bugs!). If you find any bugs, please file an issue on GitHub or email the author at luca@ir.cs.georgetown.edu.

  Tags: #python • concept-extraction • umls

• Nov 20, 2020

  Graywater

  An Android library for decomposing RecyclerView layouts to improve scroll performance.

  Graywater is a RecyclerView adapter that facilitates the performant decomposition of complex and varied list items. It does this by mapping large data models to multiple viewholders, splitting the work needed to create a complex list item over multiple frames.

  The concept is based off of Facebook’s post on a faster news feed and Components for Android, which have been realized as Litho.

  Tumblr developed Graywater to improve scroll performance, reduce memory usage, and lay the foundation for a more modular codebase.

  The name “Graywater” comes from the process of recycling water.

  • What is it?
  • How do you use it?
  • How does it work?
  • Other features
  • An addendum on binders and generics

  Tags: #java • android • android-library

• Nov 20, 2020

  Weasis

  Weasis is a DICOM viewer available as a desktop application or as a web-based application.

  The master branch contains Weasis 3.x.x (requires Java 8+) and the old branches are 2.5.x, 2.0.x (Java 6+) and 1.2.x (Java 6+).

  See How to build Weasis

  Tags: #java • dicom • weasis

• Nov 20, 2020

  evosuite

  EvoSuite - automated generation of JUnit test suites for Java classes

  EvoSuite automatically generates JUnit test suites for Java classes, targeting code coverage criteria such as branch coverage. It uses an evolutionary approach based on a genetic algorithm to derive test suites. To improve readability, the generated unit tests are minimized, and regression assertions that capture the current behavior of the tested classes are added to the tests.

  Tags: #java

• Nov 19, 2020

  Wordpresscan

  WPScan rewritten in Python + some WPSeku ideas

  A simple Wordpress scanner written in python based on the work of WPScan (Ruby version), some features are inspired by WPSeku.

  Tags: #python • wordpress • wordpress-plugin

• Nov 19, 2020

  recurr

  PHP library for working with recurrence rules (RRULE); meant to help with recurring calendar events.

  Recurr is a PHP library for working with recurrence rules (RRULE) and converting them in to DateTime objects.

  Recurr was developed as a precursor for a calendar with recurring events, and is heavily inspired by rrule.js.

  Installing Recurr

  The recommended way to install Recurr is through Composer.

  composer require simshaun/recurr

  Using Recurr

  Tags: #php • recurring-events • recurrence

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