In part 1 of this blog data was exfiltrated from a workstation to GitHub using Git.
In part 2, we’ll dive into investigating the data on a Windows 10 workstation to determine whether any sensitive data was exfiltrated to GitHub using Git.
The investigation focuses on analyzing traces left on the device, excluding network activity logs.
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When Maven needs to download artifacts from a remote repository, it logs the progress of the download. This can lead to a lot of noise in the output. Luckily, we can suppress the logging of the download progress. Since Maven 3.6.1. we can use the command-line option --no-transfer-progress
to disable the logging of the download progress. There is also a short version of the option: -ntp
.
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In a previous blog post we learned about the default input sources that are used by Helidon SE. The list of input sources is different based on which artifacts are on the classpath of our application. When we write tests for code in our application that uses the default configuration created by Config.create()
we must take into account that different input sources are used. Also here it is based on the artifacts that are on the classpath. That means that different files with configuration data are loaded, eg. a file application-test.conf
when we have the artifact helidon-config-hocon
and a file application-test.yml
if the artifact helidon-config-yaml
is on the classpath.
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