Perl Modules and Resources

Coursera Stanford Cryptography 1 - Thought by Prof. Dan Boneh

A Collection of Notes, Checklists, Writeups on Bug Bounty Hunting and Web Application Security.

SWIG is a tool that generates wrapper code to expose C and C++ libraries to a wide range of higher-level programming languages. It reads annotated C/C++ header files and produces language-specific bindings from a single interface definition, supporting languages such as Python, Java, Ruby, C#, Perl, and many others. The generated wrapper code is free from the project's GPL license, allowing users to distribute it under their own terms. The tool handles modern C++ features including templates, namespaces, smart pointers, and constructs up to C++20 through specialized parsing and code generatio

fpm is a multiplatform package builder and converter used to create software packages for various Linux distribution formats from a single unified source. It functions as a Linux distribution packager and a cross-format converter, transforming local directories, existing packages, or language-specific modules into platform-native formats such as DEB and RPM. The tool acts as a language-specific package wrapper, bundling modules from Node.js, Python, Ruby, and Perl into system packages. It can also generate packages that automatically configure system services for targets like systemd. The pr

BATS is a testing framework and verification tool designed for Bash scripts and Unix programs. It serves as a test runner that validates the behavior of command line utilities by verifying exit statuses and command output. The framework functions as a TAP compliant test runner, producing output that follows the Test Anything Protocol for integration with reporting tools and continuous integration pipelines. The tool provides test automation capabilities including isolated test execution in separate subprocesses and lifecycle management via setup and teardown functions. It covers result aggre

Tape is a JavaScript testing framework and assertion library that serves as a test runner for Node.js and browser environments. It implements the Test Anything Protocol to provide a standardized, machine-readable format for test results. The project functions as a cross-environment test harness, allowing the same test suites to be executed across both server-side and client-side environments while maintaining a consistent output protocol. Its capabilities include validating value equality and truthiness, verifying exception handling, and coordinating asynchronous workflows. The framework als

Tape is a TAP-producing test framework for Node.js that provides assertions, spies, subtests, and isolated test harnesses. It functions as both a test runner and an assertion library, outputting results in the Test Anything Protocol format for machine or human consumption. The framework manages test execution through callback-based async control, plan-based auto termination, and subtest stack isolation. It includes a spy wrapper system that replaces object methods with call-recording wrappers that restore originals during teardown, along with a teardown callback registry that collects and exe

Xget is an edge-based network proxy and request router designed to optimize connectivity and reduce latency for remote resources. It functions as a high-performance interface for AI inference API requests, container registry mirroring, and the acceleration of Git repository operations and software package mirrors. The system distinguishes itself through protocol-aware proxying that preserves authentication and headers for Git and container registries. It utilizes rule-based URL transformation to map requests to accelerated upstream provider endpoints and employs a response rewriting mechanism

This project is a command-line processor designed for the parsing, filtering, and transformation of structured data streams. It functions as a declarative programming environment that treats data as immutable streams, allowing users to perform complex structural modifications through the composition of small, reusable functions. By utilizing a recursive tree traversal engine, the system enables the navigation, inspection, and modification of deeply nested hierarchical data structures. The engine distinguishes itself through a stream-oriented architecture that processes input records one by on

This project is a relational database cheat sheet and SQL reference guide. It provides a collection of syntax examples and query documentation for managing relational databases using structured query language. The tool is implemented as a static site with client-side searchable documentation, allowing for immediate filtering of technical content through a browser-based index. The reference covers relational database management, including data retrieval, database schema management, and record maintenance. It also includes guidance on relational data manipulation through table joins and the g

This project is a security hardening guide and privacy configuration manual for macOS. It provides a comprehensive set of instructions for configuring system settings to improve privacy, reduce the attack surface, and implement a malware defense framework. The guide covers technical methods for validating software notarization, verifying application sandboxing, and auditing system activity. It distinguishes itself by providing detailed workflows for restricting high-risk features and applying advanced security configurations to protect the operating system. The documentation covers several k

This project is a comprehensive educational curriculum designed to build proficiency across modern infrastructure, cloud-native technologies, and systems administration. It functions as a reference library and interview preparation resource, offering a structured collection of conceptual questions, practical coding challenges, and hands-on scenarios that cover the full spectrum of software delivery and operational workflows. The repository distinguishes itself through a modular, domain-specific structure that links instructional problem statements with verified implementation examples. By emp

This project is a reference implementation and tutorial designed to demonstrate the end-to-end workflow of building, versioning, and uploading Python distributions. It serves as a concrete project template and example for configuring metadata and build artifacts for package indices. The repository illustrates how to package software by defining project metadata and dependencies in static configuration files. It covers the process of transforming source trees into versioned archives and platform-specific binary distributions, specifically showing how to build binary wheels and source distribut