Application Security Enthusiast in training | SANS Scholarship recipient| 100 women in 100 days Cybersecurity Scholarship | Software Engineer| Web Developer
First week down. This group is amazing. We're glad that everyone is enjoying it so far. Keep the questions coming, keep supporting each other in the class
#SecurityExplained S-2: Feroxbuster - A Content Discovery Tool!
Ferox Buster is easy to use, fast & reliable "Content Discovery" tool written in Rust.
Tool Link: https://t.co/e6tiG1UTsj
One of the reasons to like this tool is its neat docs: https://t.co/6gocWSAxGl
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Happy to announce the "SecurityExplained" newsletter as a part of the #SecurityExplained series.
Subscribe: https://t.co/iYFfxpUWjp
Also, sending out the 1st newsletter anytime soon and looking for feedback & trying to learn about areas of improvement.
#appsec#bugbountytip
Did you know that #Python has a `bisect` module?
This module provides support for maintaining a list in sorted order without having to sort the list after each insertion.
Here is an example of using `bisect` from the docs that gets letter grades based on scores:
I wanted a way to monitor trending CVEs on Twitter
So I built https://t.co/YiHEgCQ2y9
- data comes from Twitter + NIST NVD APIs
- back-end: Python, Flask, PostgreSQL, and Redis
- front-end: React + Bootstrap
It's a quick MVP, but let me know your thoughts and feedback...
Want to write a #Python list comprehension? Ask yourself:
1) What iterable do you already have?
2) What list do you want to create?
3) What operator/function/method can you apply to elements in the first, and get elements in the second?
Answer these, and you're 90% there.
Want to code, but find all intro courses too fast or hard?
Check out "#Python for non-programmers," a free, 15-hour recording of my class from spring/summer 2020. It'll give you the knowledge, practice, and confidence that you need to start coding.
https://t.co/wcgRhv1JgI