Zero information about it, what it does, and what it's powered by.
Makes me wonder if this is some kind of exploit of git clients. If someone discovered a novel zero-day in the standard git client, this would be one way to show it off. Either way, definitely not going to be the first to clone from an unknown server.
Zero information about it, what it does, and what it's powered by.
Makes me wonder if this is some kind of exploit of git clients. If someone discovered a novel zero-day in the standard git client, this would be one way to show it off. Either way, definitely not going to be the first to clone from an unknown server.
Its not a zero day. I found this while zero day hunting.
It is a surprise and I cannot reveal what it is 4 the sake of the memes.
Nobody is going to clone a repo just to look at it. If you want people to look at it, you must provide some info or it will just be ignored.
I mean, I can guess, given one of the URLs. I look forward to subsequent reporting about it.