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Jan 7, 2014
Exploit Database Hosted on GitHub
We have recently completed some renovations on the Exploit Database backend systems and moved the EDB exploit repository to Github. This means that it’s now easier than ever to copy, clone or fork the whole repository. The previous SVN CVS has been retired.
OffSec Team
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We have recently completed some renovations on our Exploit Database backend systems and have taken this opportunity to transition our SVN server to an EDB repository hosted on GitHub. This means that it’s now easier than ever to copy, clone, or fork the whole repository. The previous SVN CVS has been retired. To clone the latest version of EDB exploits, you can simply run the following:
[cc lang=”bash”]
git clone https://github.com/offensive-security/exploit-database
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With this transition to GitHub, we have also changed the repository update interval from weekly to daily so you can stay on the bleeding edge far more easily.
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