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## A Push to Transparency
At SpecterOps, we believe that we can influence our industry's maturation by contributing to the collective knowledge base. We do this by opening our ideas and hypotheses to inspection and criticism. That includes publishing our development works and contributing to the open-source community.

SpecterOps employees control their own projects and maintain intellectual property rights and licenses, so not all projects supported by SpecterOps are consolidated under our [own repository](https://github.com/SpecterOps). We also maintain a separate list of open-source tooling on the [SpecterOps website](https://specterops.io/resources/?category%5B%5D=open_source_tools).

You can read more about our commitment to transparency in our blog post: [A Push Toward Transparency](https://specterops.io/blog/2018/05/04/a-push-toward-transparency/).

## Maintainers
The primary maintainers are responsible for this repository. You can find them on the repository [contributors page](/graphs/contributors).

## Decision Making
The project's maintainer(s) make all final decisions regarding:
- Feature additions and removals
- Architecture changes
- Release schedules
- Code quality standards

### Community Input
Community input is always valued:
- Breaking changes will have advance notice when possible
- Feature requests are considered based on project goals
- Open discussions on the [SpecterOps Community Channels](https://community.specterops.io)

## Project Goals
All our projects share one common goal: To demystify adversary tradecraft through research and education.

## Project Status
Unless archived, this is considered an actively maintained project.
