Brad Larsen

Hey @munntjlx, good questions. The optional `negative_examples` section in a rule is indeed there to specify examples that are expected *not* to match. In the rule you've written above, the...

You can also run Nosey Parker with additional rules specified at runtime, without having to rebuild. I don't believe this capability is heavily used at present. For example, you'd specify...

@munntjlx if you get this running, I'd be curious to hear what the signal-to-noise of your SSN-detecting rule is like!

@BreakfastSerial thanks for the detailed report. A bunch of the examples you posted above are difficult to match precisely with regular expressions (the detection mechanism used by open-source Nosey Parker)....

@BreakfastSerial — there's not a great writeup on creating rulesets right now. But there is an example you can riff from in the description of https://github.com/praetorian-inc/noseyparker/issues/246. (Better documentation is coming...

@ztgrace points out that Kali can install Debian packages (?), and a Debian package was created for one of his projects [here](https://github.com/ztgrace/changeme/pull/69).

Reference: https://www.kali.org/docs/tools/submitting-tools/

@munntjlx this thing, right? https://github.com/jordansissel/fpm

Related to this: it would be useful for red team-type work if Nosey Parker provided control over cloning rate. For example, the ability to delay some amount of time before...

Two kinds of network traffic occur when using Nosey Parker's `--git-organization=ORG` option: 1. HTTPS traffic against GitHub's REST API to list the repositories to clone and scan 2. HTTPS traffic...