We've developed 3 Trickest workflows that processed and enriched the entire GitHub Event Logs dataset, giving us some valuable insights. Now, the entire community can benefit from these results.
Did you know that exactly 16 GitHub users have the special site_admin status on the public GitHub platform? Are you interested in finding out which users are associated with a specific company using a grep command? Or perhaps you want to identify deleted user accounts that could pose risks like impersonation or dependency confusion? Maybe you're curious about the top 10 most popular repositories across GitHub in terms of stars, forks, or watchers.
If any of this catches your interest, check out our highlights report: Uncovering OSINT Insights from 15TB of GitHub Logs.
The repository consists of CSV files that contain the user and repository details organized into two main folders: users and repos. Inside each folder, you'll find a main folder that contains the complete dataset: all_user_info and all_repo_info. We've also included partial datasets for specific criteria like users_site_admin, users_deleted, users_company, repos_archived, repos_deleted, and repos_sorted_stars.
github-logs
├── repos
│ ├── all_repo_info
│ │ ├── all_repo_info00000.csv
│ │ ├── all_repo_info00001.csv
│ │ └── ...
│ ├── repos_archived
│ ├── repos_deleted
│ ├── repos_disabled
│ ├── repos_private
│ ├── repos_sorted_forks
│ ├── repos_sorted_stars
│ └── repos_sorted_watchers
└── users
├── all_user_info
├── users_company
├── users_deleted
├── users_email
├── users_github_star
├── users_hireable
└── users_site_admin
If you're looking for inspiration on how to use this data or if you're curious about how we collected it, check out the insights report.
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