Louis Merlin

Dear CTFTime team, As a member of the 0rganizers, I would find it awesome to have the European flag next to our name on the leaderboard 😄 Would it be...

One element lacking from concrete.css is a good-looking [`` menu](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/nav). Inspirations include [holiday css](https://holidaycss.js.org/) and [awsm.css](https://github.com/schollz/awsm.css).

Homepage should conform to W3C standard

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There are a couple of issues outlined when using this tool: https://validator.w3.org/nu/ The main https://concrete.style homepage should strive to have no outstanding issues.

Right now concrete.css does not render well when using the following HTML layout: ``` ``` This layout should be supported, and even potentially used by https://concrete.style/.

CSS should not modify paddings and margins as much

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concrete.css might not be adhering to the standard ways of handling paddings and margins that users would expect. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39301877

In this PR I'll add a third fuzzer to our roster: LibAFL. I'll start by making it very simple and include corpus sharing and basic monitoring. In the future, we...

AFL++/LibAFL-type rabbit with Aladin Sane face paint. Thanks @brunoproduit for the idea!

See https://gist.github.com/louismerlin/437557264489797f530c6ba0caca27e3

Add static analysis subcommand

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We could have a subcommand that could create a dictionary file for the fuzzers, by doing some static analysis on: - a path that contains the code, through byte-value and...

Target output could be redirected to a log file, while the CLI output could show some kind of progress report.