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This GitHub repository provides datasets used for the exploitation of novel GPT-4 APIs, as detailed in the associated technical report and blog post. Its primary use case is to facilitate research into vulnerabilities of AI-driven APIs, allowing security practitioners a means to test and improve the resilience of such systems. Notable features include access to fine-tuned datasets specifically tailored for evaluating API exploitation techniques.

Genmusic_demo_list is a curated collection of demo websites for various automatic music generation models, focusing on both song generation and text-to-music applications. Notable features include a range of models leveraging advanced techniques such as diffusion, transformer architectures, and flow matching, providing users with access to cutting-edge research in the field of music synthesis. Its primary use case is to facilitate research and exploration in automatic music generation technologies.

GDorks is a comprehensive tool designed to exploit Google search capabilities, providing users with access to over 3 million diverse Google dorks across more than 320 categories. Its primary use case involves uncovering hidden resources and vulnerabilities on the web, specifically targeting SQL injection, XSS, and sensitive data discovery. Notable features include a structured file organization for quick access to specific dorks and support for multiple usage contexts tailored for security research and penetration testing.

FictusVNC is a lightweight VNC server designed to serve static images as a framebuffer, compatible with RealVNC, UltraVNC, and TightVNC clients. Key features include multi-instance support, cross-platform availability, and customizable configurations via a TOML file. The tool is designed for simplicity and ease of deployment, allowing users to quickly run a VNC server without extensive setup.

The BApp Store Extension Submission Portal is a repository designed for developers to submit new Burp Suite extensions and updates for consideration to the BApp Store. Key features include an automated review tracking system, detailed submission guidelines, and a streamlined process for modifying submissions based on feedback from the review team.

Exploit Collector is a repository that curates a selection of exploits, providing details for each exploit along with credit attribution. Its primary use case is to serve as a resource for researchers and cybersecurity professionals interested in various exploits for educational and testing purposes. Notably, it includes both well-known exploits and some original contributions from the repository's author.

ESTree is a community-driven specification that defines a standardized abstract syntax tree (AST) format for JavaScript, facilitating the development of tools that manipulate JavaScript source code. Its primary use case is to serve as a common structure for parsing and transforming JavaScript code, allowing for consistent interoperability among various tools and libraries. Notable features of ESTree include its focus on backwards compatibility, contextless node design, and extensibility for future JavaScript language developments.

The electron-alternatives repository provides a curated list of alternatives to the Electron framework for building cross-platform desktop applications. Its primary use case is to guide developers towards more efficient and resource-friendly options, addressing issues such as large application size and poor RAM management associated with Electron. Notable features include a diverse range of choices across various programming languages, including C#, C++, Java, and JavaScript frameworks, each designed to facilitate native-like user experiences without the drawbacks of Electron.

EduceLab-Scrolls is an open dataset that facilitates the noninvasive reading of Herculaneum scrolls, containing volumetric X-ray CT images of scroll fragments along with 2D image labels for ink detection model training. The tool aims to recover hidden text from ancient papyri, supporting advancements in machine learning and computer vision through competitions like the Vesuvius Challenge. Notable features include comprehensive data from two decades of research and the ability to reveal previously obscured characters within the scrolls.

Dracula for iSH is a theme designed for the iSH Linux shell on iOS, allowing users to apply a visually appealing color scheme to their terminal interface. Its primary use case is to enhance the user experience through aesthetics, and it features a simple installation process by downloading and activating a JSON file. Notable aspects include community support channels for updates and discussions, promoting engagement around the theme.

DiverseVul is a specialized dataset designed for deep learning-based vulnerability detection in source code. It includes 7,512 vulnerable code snippets and provides comprehensive metadata, enabling researchers to evaluate and enhance vulnerability detection models effectively. Notable features include detailed commit and repository links, as well as resources for conducting label noise analysis, facilitating advanced research in the field of software security.

Daytona is a secure and elastic infrastructure runtime designed for executing AI-generated code and managing agent workflows. Its primary use case is to provide isolated and composable computational environments (sandboxes) that support fast execution of code in Python, TypeScript, and JavaScript, leveraging OCI/Docker compatibility for enhanced performance and consistency. Notable features include lifecycle management via SDKs, APIs, and CLIs, detailed operational controls for organizations, and stateful environment snapshots to enable persistent operations across sessions.

The darpa_open_catalog repository was previously a data collaboration platform for the DARPA Open Catalog project, allowing users to share and access various datasets. It features a web page interface and includes the underlying code for generating the site and associated code statistics. Notably, the repository is no longer active and users are directed to contact their DARPA program managers for content posting.

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The D3M Program Index is a comprehensive catalog of tools and repositories related to the Data-Driven Discovery of Models (D3M) initiative. It serves as a centralized resource for machine learning primitives and automated machine learning systems from various institutions, facilitating model development and integration within the D3M ecosystem. Notable features include a range of implementations for data cleaning, feature engineering, and pipeline infrastructure designed to support reproducible AutoML research.

CSS Protips is a curated collection of advanced tips and best practices aimed at enhancing CSS skills and promoting effective styling techniques. The repository features practical advice on topics such as CSS resets, specificity control, and modern layout methods, enabling developers to implement efficient and clean code in their projects. Notable features include a variety of tips for improving design consistency across browsers, optimizing performance, and leveraging CSS capabilities effectively.

A stark black & white code theme with a shot of espresso. Built for terminals, editors, and anything that needs razor‑sharp contrast and a splash of Terminal orange.

The ChatGPT Siri Shortcut enables users to interact with ChatGPT via Siri on iOS, macOS, and watchOS, supporting both OpenAI and Microsoft Azure APIs. Key features include voice conversation capabilities, automatic conversation logging in Markdown format, localization in multiple languages, and no exposure of API keys or user data, ensuring privacy. The tool is lightweight, customizable, and requires no app installation, making it accessible for seamless integration into Apple devices.

ChatGPT Siri transforms Apple's Siri into an AI chat assistant by integrating it with the ChatGPT API, allowing users to ask questions vocally and receive intelligent responses. The tool features continuous chatting, customizable API keys and prompts, and options to save chat logs automatically to various formats like TXT or the Notes app, enhancing user experience and management of conversation history. Additionally, it supports sharing text to Shortcuts for quick actions across iOS and Mac devices.

The capa-rules repository provides a comprehensive collection of rules designed for the capa tool, which automates the detection of capabilities within executable programs. Its primary use case is to enable users to create and extend rules that assist in identifying specific actions or features in malware, promoting community-driven contributions. Notable features include a user-friendly rule-writing format that combines aspects of OpenIOC, Yara, and YAML, as well as a structured namespace organization for categorizing rules by their functional domains.

Bromite is a privacy-focused web browser for Android that is based on Chromium, featuring built-in ad blocking and enhancements aimed at protecting user data. It provides a streamlined browsing experience by removing tracking elements and offering customizable adblock filters, DNS-over-HTTPS support, and settings to disable privacy-invasive features. Notable features include always-incognito mode, site-per-process isolation, and extensive anti-fingerprinting measures, making it a robust choice for users prioritizing online privacy and security.

The Big Ass Data Broker Opt-Out List (BADBOOL) is a comprehensive resource designed to help individuals in the U.S. remove their personal information from various data broker websites. It prioritizes high-priority sites and categorizes opt-out procedures using symbols to indicate urgency and requirements, facilitating a more efficient removal process. The list is regularly updated and aims to enhance user privacy by reducing their digital footprint.

BetterDisplay is a macOS tool designed for enhancing display management by providing features such as custom resolutions, XDR/HDR brightness upscaling, and virtual screen creation. Notable functionalities include DDC control, picture-in-picture support, and real-time display configuration overrides, allowing users to optimize their display settings seamlessly from the menu bar. Additionally, it supports advanced features like HDR switching and networked control for compatible televisions and devices.

The AWS Threat Simulation and Detection tool utilizes Stratus Red Team to emulate various offensive attack techniques specifically within Amazon Web Services environments. Its primary use case focuses on testing and validating cloud security postures through adversary simulations while monitoring for anomalies using AWS CloudTrail and CloudWatch. Notable features include the ability to simulate a range of attack vectors, such as credential access, defense evasion, and data exfiltration, ensuring comprehensive testing of cloud defenses.

Awesome Electron is a curated collection of resources aimed at developers using the Electron framework to create desktop applications with web technologies. It includes a variety of categories such as apps, boilerplates, tools, and documentation to facilitate the development process. Notable features include links to open-source applications built with Electron, promoting community engagement and collaboration.