insanitybit/splunk-cim

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Rust type definitions for the Splunk Common Information Model

cargo-sandbox

aktors

Rust actor library with a bit of inspiration from Akka/Pykka

derive_aktor

A macro to generate Rust actors

autobox

A set of tools and libraries for automatically generating and initiating sandboxes for Rust programs

typed-imap

A rust library for a Type Safe IMAP protocol

sandbox

Easy sandboxing for rust

gsblookup-rs

Rust interface to Google Safe Browsing Lookup API

SyslogParser

A system log parser designed to aid in generating apparmor and iptables rules.

shannon-entropy

A rust library to calculate the shannon entropy of a string.

PlayRustClassifier

A system for classifying specific reddit posts on the rust subreddit.

Cricket

Cricket is a fuzzing harness written in Rust

queue-delay-app

A service for facilitating AWS SNS Topic Delays

dlfile

For dl the file

sysmon

Type definitions and deserialization support for Sysmon events in Rust

dgraph-rs

A DGraph client for Rust

sqs-service-helper

A helper library for creating rust services that consume messages from SQS

void-ship

Remove your vDSO And vvar mappings to restrict clock access

grapl-analyzer-deployer

A deployment service that plugs into Grapl

dedup_by

A helper function for removing consecutive duplicates from a vector of complex types

grapl-graph-descriptions-py

A libray for working with Grapl's undetlying graph data structures via Python

Vector

An implementation of the vector data structure.

grapl-graph-descriptions

Crate for working with Grapl graphs

haveibeenpwnd

A client for the Have I Been Pwned? API v2 for Rust

ThreadPool

A threadpool with lock and lock-free functions

ProjEuler

This is just going to be my repository for doing Project Euler (https://projecteuler.net) challenges. I do them in my spare time, and it's much easier for me to program when I have a GIT repo to pull from. I haven't been doing them very long, but they're great to keep me in practice. Sometimes I change up the challenges myself, since it's more fun to do things certain ways.