luminopolis / teardown-tattler

For the Hack KC (NDoCH) demolition notification & action toolkit.

teardown-tattler

The Teardown Tattler is an application that monitors open city and state data to identify historic properties at risk of being razed. The main goal of the project is to automate selection of historic properties vs buildings that actually are a nuisance and need to be torn down.

The Teardown Tattler started as a National Day of Civic Hacking (NDoCH) initiative which occurred on June 1-2 2013 at Union Station in Kansas City. The project catalyst: the Helzbergs destroyed the Orion building (a historically significant Film Row building at 17th and Wyandotte in Kansas City, MO) without heeding public outcry or opinion. The immediate next step of the project is to add an advocacy arm via Neighborland or similar and a social arm.

The original NDoCH hacking team consisted of: Briston Davidge (Team Leader) Paul Barham
Shawn Davisson
David Snodgrass
Steve Eklund
Marlene Jeffers
Mary Jo Draper
Gatlin Hebert

For the Hack KC (NDoCH) demolition notification & action toolkit.

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teardown-tattler's Issues

Possible Vulnerability

Hello,

We are conducting research on the unintended exposure of secrets in GitHub repositories. In a recent scan we conducted of GitHub repositories, our tool detected that one of your repositories appears to expose a secret, and we've confirmed this possibility by manual inspection. The details are below:

# Branch: master
## File: teardown-tattler/cms/wp-config.php
## Line: 28


# Branch: master
## File: teardown-tattler/cms/wp-config.php
## Line: 34


# Branch: master
## File: teardown-tattler/cms/wp-config.php
## Line: 31

If this information is indeed intended to be secret, we would recommend that you remove this file from the repository (using .gitignore) and generate new passwords for the vulnerable accounts. We would much appreciate a response, letting us know if we are mistaken in concluding that this is a secret, or if you made changes as a result of this report.

Thank you.