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LGTM Hack Scripts

Collection of python helper API's for interacting with LGTM.com in ways the official API doesn't support.

Why

As a GitHub Security Lab bounty hunter the best way to run your CodeQL query against large numbers of projects is still through the LGTM.com site. However, there is still no good way to import/subscribe to large numbers of projects on the LGTM site, nor through the official API.

However, the LGTM.com enables subscriptions to projects. The query console does allow you to run queries against large number of projects all at once. These are 'internal' APIs that are only surfaced through UI. By utilizing these 'internal' APIs we're able to leverage bulk import and subscription to projects.

This can significantly up your LGTM BB research game.

How

Unfortunately, because this solution isn't officially supported, there are a few pieces of API information you'll need to extract manually while interacting with the LGTM.com site.

Using this Project

In order to extract these 'keys' for uses by these scripts, we recommend that your browser's develper tools and inspect the various requests normally made under the 'Network' tab. This information should be put inside of a file named config.yml inside the repositories root directory. This config.yml file is already part of the .gitignore so adding it to this repository will not risk you accidentally committing it.

The format of this config.yml is the following:

lgtm:
    nonce:          # From the request header `LGTM-Nonce`
    long_session:   # From the cookie named `lgtm_long_session`
    short_session:  # From the cookie named `lgtm_short_session`
    api_version:    # From a property named `api_version` inside of any JSON POST request made
github:
    api_key:        # The Github API token. You can create one here: https://github.com/settings/tokens/new. The token should have no permissions.

Commands

# Finds all repositories for a specified Github organization and adds them to your LGTM's account's project list.
#
# For example, if you want to add repositories that use Java and Kotlin:
# python3 follow_org.py netflix Java,Kotlin
#
# If you want to find all CodeQL-supported repositories regardless of the language used,
# don't provide a second argument in the command:
# python3 follow_org.py netflix
#
python3 follow_org.py <GITHUB_ORG_TO_FOLLOW> <LANGUAGES_SUPPORTED>


# Finds all repositories for a specified Github organization and unfollows them from your LGTM account's project list.
python3 unfollow_org.py <GITHUB_ORG_TO_UNFOLLOW>

# Finds all repositories for a specified Github Organization and adds them to your specified LGTM account's project list.
python3 move_org_projects_under_project_list_then_unfollow.py <LGTM_PROJECT_LIST_NAME> <GITHUB_ORG>

# Finds repositories given a search term. Under the hood, the script first looks for instances in code of the search term provided and then follows the repos of those code instances
python3 follow_repos_by_search_term_via_code_instances.py <LANGUAGE> <SEARCH_TERM>

# Finds repositories given a search term. Under the hood, the script searches Github for repositories that match the provided search term.
python3 follow_repos_by_search_term.py <LANGUAGE> <SEARCH_TERM>

# Finds top repositories that have a minimum 500 stars and use the provided programming language.
python3 follow_top_repos_by_star_count.py <LANGUAGE>  

Legal

The author of this script assumes no liability for your use of this project, including, but not limited legal repercussions or being banned from LGTM.com. Please consult the LGTM.com terms of service for more information.

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