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Trenchcoat

This is a super simple package, created following the packaging projects tutorial.

It just contains a function to add 1 to an input number.

The objective of this package is to be used in security research, trying to create situations where it is added to projects unbeknownst to their developers.

Check github.com/vicenteherrera/starter-ml for more information.

Visit my webpage vicenteherrera.com to learn more about my work on cybersecurity, Kubernetes and AI.

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