OpenProject is a guide on using open-source tools for Incident Response (IR). This repo shares workflows, tool setups, and practical steps for detecting, analyzing, and handling security incidents. It’s made for security pros and anyone interested in building an effective IR toolkit using free…
The main features of debugprivilege/openproject are: Digital Forensics.
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