legitify

Tech stack & purpose

Legitify is a security scanner tool built in Go that detects and remediates misconfigurations and security risks across GitHub and GitLab assets. It addresses problems in the DevSecOps domain, helping organizations manage supply-chain security and software development lifecycle (SDLC) security by identifying vulnerabilities in their CI/CD infrastructure and version control platforms.

Community & reference links

• Read more
• UNIX command
• scheme
• discord.gg/Zxbndcm
• ANSI escape codes
• chunked transfer encoding
• the wikipedia page on HTTP Tunneling
• HTTP `CONNECT` tunneling
• list of names from the Olson database
• method chaining syntax
• primary source
• Shift JIS
• UNIX Domain Sockets

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Contributors

• noamd-legit81 commits
• nadav-legit41 commits
• Gal Ofri @ Legit Security27 commits
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• Roy Blit12 commits
• Benjie-legit9 commits
• shay-legit8 commits
• Tal-Legit7 commits
• gal-legit6 commits
• sagic-orca4 commits
• Rob Bos2 commits
• neta-legit2 commits
• Luigi Morel2 commits
• Maya-legit2 commits
• ofek-legit2 commits
• Kenta Nakase2 commits
• Aaron Bacchi1 commits
• Peter Mounce1 commits
• codesee-maps[bot]1 commits
• naphtalid-legit1 commits
• Anders Eknert1 commits
• noamd1 commits
• SvenTo1 commits
• Alberto Llamas1 commits
• JakubBiel1 commits
• Matt Olson1 commits
• eitan-legit1 commits
• Charlton Trezevant1 commits
• Amit Hofree1 commits
• Derek Murawsky1 commits