I made wiki edit on the “Evil Maid Attack” page at the “Detection” section to describe a new anti evil maid tool I built called “Tripwire”, and added some more information to the other text. The editing process was pretty horrible. I can’t see my edit in my wiki account. Can a moderator confirm that they have seen the edit at least?
It looks like the wiki software didn’t accept your edit. I can’t find your edit anywhere in the pending queue or in the edit history.
Oftentimes when editing a page, I get shown a notice that the edit wasn’t accepted because of a loss of session data. I have to scroll to the bottom of the page and click “Save” again for it to work. Maybe try adding it again?
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Thanks. For me the point of confusion was that even though I did click “Save Continue”, a new embedded window popped up and I closed it without actually saving. And submitting warned a loss of session data, as you said. I have saved and submitted again and it seems like it’s waiting for moderator’s approval now.
Very cool, I can confirm I see the edit and the project looks neat! I’ll let @Patrick decide whether to accept the revision. (I have the ability to accept it, but my wiki powers were granted so I could do parts of my work on Kicksecure better and I’m not really a content moderator.)
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Thank you for the edit suggestion. Since the GitHub account and repository are new and not yet established, and to protect both security and the reputation of the Kicksecure wiki, I won’t include a link to it at this time.
Self-promotional link additions are problematic. If the project becomes established and the wider community requests its inclusion (based on independent usage/feedback), it can be reconsidered later.
Edit rejected.
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No problem. And since there doesn’t seem to be a suitable category on Kicksecure forums for my text, I’ll assume that I should just come back later when my project has grown, unless otherwise instructed.
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