This git repository contains the code that goes along with the book Hacks, Leaks, and Revelations.
If you find any errors in this repo, please let me know. You can contact me at [email protected].
- Exercise 1-1: Encrypt Your Internal Disk
- Exercise 1-2: Encrypt a USB Disk
- Exercise 1-3: Install and Use Dangerzone
- Exercise 2-1: Download BlueLeaks
- Exercise 2-2: Installing and Using Signal
- Exercise 2-3: Play with Tor and OnionShare
- Exercise 3-1 for Windows Users: Install Ubuntu in Windows
- Exercise 3-2 for Mac Users: Manage Packages with Homebrew
- Exercise 3-3 for Windows and Linux Users: Manage Packages with Apt
- Exercise 3-4: Practice Using the CLI with cURL
- Exercise 3-5: Install a Text Editor
- Exercise 3-6: Write Your First Shell Script
- Exercise 3-7: Clone the Book's Git Repository
- Exercise 4-1: Accessing the BlueLeaks Dataset
- Exercise 4-2: Exploring BlueLeaks on the Command Line
- Exercise 4-3: Finding Revelations with Grep
- Exercise 4-4: Setting Up Your First VPS
- Exercise 4-5: Exploring the Oath Keepers Dataset Remotely
- Exercise 5-1 for Windows and Mac users: Install Docker Desktop
- Exercise 5-2 for Linux users: Install Docker CE
- Exercise 5-3: Run a WordPress Site with Docker Compose
- Exercise 5-4: Run Aleph Locally in Linux Containers
- Exercise 5-5: Add Part of BlueLeaks to Aleph
- Exercise 6-1: Download Email Dumps
- Exercise 6-2: Configure Thunderbird for Email Dumps
- Exercise 6-3: Import EML Files Into Thunderbird
- Exercise 6-4: Import MBOX Files Into Thunderbird
- Exercise 6-5: Import PST Files Into Thunderbird
- Exercise 7-1: Install Python
- Exercise 7-2: Your First Python Script
- Exercise 7-3: Practice the Basics
- Exercise 7-4: Practice Loops and Control Flow
- Exercise 7-5: Practice Writing Functions
- Exercise 8-1: Traverse the Filesystem
- Exercise 8-2: Find the Largest Files in BlueLeaks
- Exercise 8-3: Practice Command Line Arguments with Click
- Exercise 8-4: Find the Largest Files in Any Dataset
- Exercise 8-5: Map Out the CSVs in BlueLeaks
- Exercise 8-6: Practice Reading and Writing Files
- Exercise 9-1: Make BlueLeaks CSVs More Readable
- Exercise 9-2: Make Bulk Emails Readable
- Exercise 9-3: Make a CSV of BlueLeaks Sites
- Exercise 11-1: Download the Parler Video Metadata
- Exercise 11-2: Write a Script to Filter for Videos with GPS From January 6, 2021
- Exercise 11-3: Update the Script to Filter for Insurrection Videos
- Exercise 11-4: Update the Script to Create KML Files to Visualize
- Exercise 12-1: Create and Test a MySQL Server Using Docker and Adminer
- Exercise 12-2: Query Your SQL Database
- Exercise 12-3: Install and Test the Command Line MySQL Client
- Exercise 12-4: Download and Extract Part of the Epik Dataset
- Exercise 12-5: Import Epik Data Into MySQL
- create-aflds-patients-csv.py
- create-ravkoo-csv.py
- create-ravkoo-categories-csv.py
- create-cadence-partners-csv.py
- create-cities-csv.py
- create-ages-csv.py
- The Intercept: Network of Right-Wing Health Care Providers Is Making Millions Off Hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin, Hacked Data Reveals
- Discord Analysis
- The Intercept: How Right-Wing Extremists Stalk, Dox, and Harass Their Enemies
- Unicorn Riot's Discord Leaks
All of the source code in this repository is licensed GPLv3.
All of the human language text in this repository is licensed CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.
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