Being able to locate the vulnerabilities would be far easier if there was a note in the README which explains what git commit hash this project was forked off from.
Using a tool I developed, it seems like it may be around OpenPiton 659e115016, though it's not extremely obvious.
{"commit_number": 145, "commit_hash": "659e115016d3f9f570dc976dfe1514d1d8db504d", "datetime": "2020-03-28T14:33:02-04:00", "matches": 1578, "mismatches": 21, "one_sided_files": 3730, "total_matched_hashes": 1500, "score": -2173}
Being able to locate the vulnerabilities would be far easier if there was a note in the README which explains what git commit hash this project was forked off from.
Using a tool I developed, it seems like it may be around OpenPiton 659e115016, though it's not extremely obvious.
{"commit_number": 145, "commit_hash": "659e115016d3f9f570dc976dfe1514d1d8db504d", "datetime": "2020-03-28T14:33:02-04:00", "matches": 1578, "mismatches": 21, "one_sided_files": 3730, "total_matched_hashes": 1500, "score": -2173}