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Osquery Extensions/README.md

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+## The Osquery Extensions Skunkworks Project
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+Unconventional Uses for Osquery.
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+Facebook created osquery with certain guiding principles: don't pry into users’ data, don't change the state of the system, don't create network traffic to third parties. It was originally intended as a read-only information gatherer. For those that didn't want to play by these rules, there’s the extension interface. We've begun experimenting with extensions that don’t align with mainline osquery: integrating with third-party services, writable tables, host-based firewall administration, malware vaccination, and more. We shared some of our lessons-learned on the challenges of using osquery as a control interface.
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+Presented at
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+* [QueryCon](https://querycon.io/)
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+Resources
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+* [Trail of Bits osquery Extensions](https://github.com/trailofbits/osquery-extensions)
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+Author
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+* Mike Myers

Osquery Super Features/README.md

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+## Osquery Super Features
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+In this talk, we reviewed a user feature wishlist gathered from interviews with five Silicon Valley tech teams who use osquery. From these, we identified Super Features - features that would fundamentally improve the value proposition of osquery. We explained how these developments could transform osquery’s power in technical organizations. Finally, we walked through the high-level development plans for making these Super Features a reality.
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+Presented at
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+* [QueryCon](https://querycon.io/)
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+Resources
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+* [How are teams currently using osquery?](https://blog.trailofbits.com/2017/11/09/how-are-teams-currently-using-osquery/)
+* [What are the current pain points of osquery?](https://blog.trailofbits.com/2017/12/21/osquery-pain-points/)
+* [What do you wish osquery could do?](https://blog.trailofbits.com/2018/04/10/what-do-you-wish-osquery-could-do/)
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+Author
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+* Lauren Pearl