Notices by Ryan Castellucci :nonbinary_flag: (ryanc@infosec.exchange)

@ridge What else have they stolen from us‽

@badsamurai Hell yes. Let's add some more headers:

X-ThreatSim-ID
X-ThreatSim-Header
X-Phishtest
X-PhishMe
X-PhishMeTracking
X-PHISH

@dakkar Neat!

@binford2k Good idea, that should be pretty straightforward to add.

@dakkar it works if you change it to 2021

@dakkar Ah. I'm fairly indifferent about fixing that.

@gemlog nushell looks cool!

@dakkar oh, what am I using that requires that?

I feel like the biggest gain here is that doing frequency analysis with sort/unique requires first sorting the input whereas freq does not.

@fenixmaster The Python version was pretty slow, and I probably wouldn't have added regular expression support in C++.

I'm getting pretty comfortable with Rust at this point, and I use it at work, so it's a good choice for me.

@risottobias I can add a few more examples, yeah

Oh, and it can operate on compressed logs if you enable the feature flag(s) for that.

@http_error_418 This is my third iteration, lol. First Python, then C++, now Rust.

This thing is awesome for ad-hoc log file analysis.

My command line data analysis tool is at a point where I'm ready to share it!

freq is a tool I wrote in Rust, intended to replace pipelines of grep, sed, awk, sort, uniq -c, and sort -rn to look at distributions of values in datasets.

I use it daily.

https://rya.nc/gh/freq

@levitte I should probably add a version with 256 color mode - calculating the nearest match via perceptual difference should look a little nicer.

@levitte plain xterm does, as well as most others.

@gsuberland ooof

@levitte that terminal doesn't have full 24 bit color support, unfortunately

@levitte it's fixed size