HASSH repo - new home at Corelight #235
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removed HASSH repo from SFDC file
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Mar 14, 2024
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Important context here is that Salesforce themself mention that their version is unmaintained, and they point to the Corelight repo, https://github.com/salesforce/hassh/blob/cf68ec49d6e7c748782ea706967fb60b55e68e6d/README.md?plain=1#L11
HASSH was invented at Salesforce in 2018. However, the project is no longer being actively maintained by Salesforce. Its original creator, Ben Reardon maintains the active fork at Corelight
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Salesforce's security team is not regularly maintaining HASSH at the moment, so we are glad to see it maintained by Corelight for the good of the whole security community. |
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As per discussions with Caleb at SFDC, the HASSH repo has been re-written and is now being maintained at Corelight instead of at Salesforce.