wjwoodson

2(ish). CO is a regular primary in 2020 (post prop 107/108 in 2016). TX democratic party no longer uses caucus.

Several US territories and other states[1] hold democratic caucuses of one form or another, but are less notable due to timing/delegate count.

[1] https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/04/us/politics/what-states-c...

Yep, you can quarantine, overwrite, or disallow writes altogether in _some_ directories, but any of those will prevent auto update or component updates managed by the CMS... Which is a nice feature to patch known vulnerabilities. A happy medium might be to quarantine and send an alert for manual approval, or having the hash change trigger deeper inspection -> quarantine & alert based on some risk assessment.

These scanners will only send alert, no ability to remediate built in.

This is a GUI and runner around an open source webscanner for each CMS.

FIM approach is very effective if you have the time to review many alerts from plugins, or maintain hash list as brought up in thread.

If I'm required to take a class outside my major I'd rather it be good (& cheap), no?

The only question I can answer with GitHub is "can you use git." If I'm reviewing a candidate who says they are familiar with git based workflow and they provide a link to their GitHub with > 0 commits, check. If not, consider exploring in an interview.