LESIS - Laboratory of Engineering Studies in Information Security
LESIS (Laboratory of Engineering Studies in Information Security) is an applied security research entity focused on:
- Vulnerability Research - Detailed analysis of attack surfaces, architecture testing, reverse engineering and development of customized tools
- Research & Development - Creating unique solutions for complex problems, development of static analysis tools, fuzzing and data mining
- Differentiated Approach - Attacker perspective, research-driven thinking and tailored on-demand solutions
Visit www.lesis.lat for more information.
This repository contains the source code of the LESIS official website (www.lesis.lat), built with:
- Jekyll - Static site generator
- HTML5 & CSS3 - Responsive structure and styling
- JavaScript - Interactivity and dynamic features
- Performance - Optimizations for Core Web Vitals and PageSpeed
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/lesis-lat/lesis-lat.github.io.git
cd lesis-lat.github.io
# Install dependencies (requires Ruby and Bundler)
bundle install
# Run the development server
bundle exec jekyll serve
# Access at http://localhost:4000The /newsletter/ index is generated from _data/newsletters.json, while each full edition is generated in _newsletters/. To update them locally, create a Kit API v4 key and provide it only through the environment:
KIT_API_KEY="your-api-key" bundle exec ruby script/sync_newsletters.rbThe daily GitHub Actions workflow reads the same value from the KIT_API_KEY repository secret, commits the generated data and internal newsletter pages only when they change, and requests a new GitHub Pages build. Never commit the key or add it to Jekyll configuration or data files.
├── _includes/ # Reusable components
├── _layouts/ # Jekyll templates
├── _data/ # Build-time newsletter data
├── _newsletters/ # Generated full newsletter editions
├── script/ # Build-time synchronization scripts
├── assets/ # CSS, JavaScript and images
├── blog.html # Blog page
├── index.html # Home page
└── README.md # This file
Your contributions and suggestions are welcome!
This work is licensed under MIT License.