TruffleHog Hacktoberfest 2023

Hacktoberfest 2023

Sunday October 1, 2023
10:00AM to Oct 31, 5:00PM CST
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πŸŽ‰ Hacktoberfest 2023 πŸŽ‰

We're Participating!

Hello Open Source Enthusiasts! Truffle Security Co. is not just participating in Hacktoberfest 2023, we're upping the game with a Detector Competition!

πŸ† Detector Competition πŸ†

What's In It for you? Not only do you get to improve an awesome Open Source project, but you also get a chance to win fabulous prizes!

πŸ₯‡ 1st Prize: MacBook

πŸ₯ˆ 2nd Prize: Backpack

πŸ₯‰ 3rd Prize: Custom TruffleHog Swag

There are two categories for the Detector Competiton: adding new detectors (1 point) and fixing broken detectors (2 points). Each merged PR with a Hacktoberfest-Detector-Competition-New or Hacktoberfest-Detector-Competition-Fix will be awarded 1 or 2 points, respectively.

Broken Detectors (label: Hacktoberfest-Detector-Competition-Fix 2 points):

Below are some examples of fixes that will be considered. Make sure to supply ample evidence of the fix in the PR description.
- Correct the verification logic to accurately check detected secrets against the respective APIs.
- Improve or correct the regular expressions used for secret detection.
- Implement new or missing authentication methods for API verification.

New Detectors (label: Hacktoberfest-Detector-Competition-New 1 point):

Submit a PR for a Detector you think would be valuable. Please follow the "Adding Detectors" contributing guidelines here. In the new detector PR please provide documentation and supporting evidence for the validity of the detector's regular expressions.

Getting Started

  • Fork the TruffleHog Repository.
  • Pick an issue labeled Hacktoberfest or create one that you'd like to work on.
  • Commit and push your changes.
  • Create a Pull Request.
  • Sign the CLA.
  • Wait for a review.

Competition Rules and Notes

  • Start date for submissions: Sept 30.
  • End date for submissions: Oct 31.
  • Any submissions received after Oct 31 will be ineligible for the Detector Competition.
  • New Detectors must be for valid credential providers. There is no benefit to the community for adding a Detector when the credential provider has no users. PRs that add invalid Detectors will be labled invalid.
  • Spam PRs will be marked with a spam label and closed. Contributors with 2+ spammy PRs are disqualified.
  • Contributors who attempt to duplicate other contributors PRs will be disqualified (aka, don't go hunting on GitHub for TruffleHog forks).
  • Each week we will be posting the scoreboard to the Hacktoberfest channel in the Secret Scanning Discord and on [this github issue](TOD)

General Contributions

We're also participating in the larget "Hacktoberfest" program sponsored by Digital Ocean. To maintain the integrity of TruffleHog, we're looking for meaningful contributions that align with the project's goals. Here are the types of contributions that are eligible:
- Issues Labeled β€œHacktoberfest”: We have a backlog of issues and some of them have been labeled β€œHacktoberfest”.
- Expanding our Test Coverage: Add new tests or expand existing tests to increase our test coverage to make TruffleHog even more robust!

Who can attend?

Locations have different requirements for who can attend. This location is open to the following:

Links & Resources

Git Cheat Sheet

Git is an open source version control system that works locally to help developers work together on software projects that matter. This cheat sheet provides a quick reference to commands that are useful for working and collaborating in a Git repository (repo).

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