oss-forensics

To recover deleted commits after a force-push, you need forensic evidence collection. This Skill retrieves force-pushed and deleted commits by cross-verifying local git data with the GitHub API, Wayback Machine archives, and BigQuery public datasets.

Yes, you can retrieve deleted GitHub issues, PRs, and releases using evidence recovery techniques. This Skill queries the Wayback Machine and BigQuery to recover deleted content necessary for validating supply chain attack anomalies.

Open-source supply chain forensic analysis is the investigation of malicious activity within repository commit histories. You need it to detect hidden changes, recover deleted evidence, and validate security anomalies during a suspected supply chain compromise.

Yes, this forensic investigation requires BigQuery and Wayback Machine access to perform multisource analysis. These dependencies enable cross-verification of local git logs and GitHub API data to recover deleted issues, PRs, and force-pushed commits.

To investigate a suspicious repository for malicious changes, provide the repository URL and last-known malicious commit SHA. This Skill facilitates deep forensic examination by detecting anomalies and enriching indicators of compromise across multiple data sources.

Relying solely on the GitHub API for commit recovery limits visibility into force-pushed or deleted historical data. This Skill overcomes this constraint by integrating multisource analysis across local git, web archives, and BigQuery datasets.