A curated list that catalogs open-source projects containing political protest elements within their software code. The list documents projects that range from displaying subtle political messages to implementing conditional malware functionality based on geopolitical events or user locations. Sources include CTO Club List, GitHub toxic-repos, and other platforms that track potentially problematic open-source software. The compilation excludes repositories with fewer than 10 stars and projects that only contain political slogans in documentation or source code comments. This resource serves as a reference for developers, security professionals, and organizations to identify open-source projects that may contain unexpected political content or potentially harmful code.
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