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[Co11ateral @co11ateral]

Building Your Own BadUSB (For Pentest)

See how we built a BadUSB device using an Arduino for attack scenarios targeting both unlocked and locked systems.

BadUSB is an entire family of USB based attacks in which a connected device pretends to be something completely different from what it appears to be. An ordinary flash drive can identify itself as a keyboard or mouse, as an Ethernet network adapter, or as a removable storage device. Among these possibilities, the most interesting ones are usually the HID route and the network adapter route

User awareness remains critical because this is fundamentally a social attack

https://t.co/zM3gwRzwES

@three_cube @_aircorridor

[Denis Laskov 🇮🇱 @it4sec]

Stealing secret data from 210m away: HDMI cable as an antenna for pixel-radio malware. 🖥️၊၊||၊👨🏻‍💻🖼️😈

More details on:
LinkedIn: https://t.co/Eqzo1Sv8gN
Substack: https://t.co/V5dk0TFYhx

[Co11ateral @co11ateral]

Building Your Own Hacking Drone (For Pentest)

A while ago, we put together a series on drone hacking. Drones can fly over fences, reach rooftops, and deliver wireless attack platforms into places that would be difficult or impossible for a person to access. From Wi-Fi exploitation to Bluetooth attacks and beyond.

Once a single internal machine is compromised, the perimeter is breached. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth devices are often overlooked but they can be vulnerable to different attacks that can bypass defenses.

So it's important to test your client's security before someone else does. The more aware they are of these risks, the better.

https://t.co/BZcnyFxrCa

@three_cube @_aircorridor

[Tom Dörr @tom_doerr]

Simulated drone hacking without physical hardware

https://t.co/HDAUS7iVHJ

[hacker.house @hackerfantastic]

How to find 0day using local LLM's and "recursive prompting". I used this approach on a NVIDIA DGX Spark using Qwen 3.6 heretic and LLAMA.cpp with LiteLLM and Openclaw. It successfully analyzed a complex FOSS code base and found a single high-risk RCE 0day.

[Akshen @akshen121]

Tsunami of AI slop incoming on Insta Reels

[Pedro Ribeiro @pedrib1337]

Our online course is finally up. This one is a banger... 14 hours of video content alone, long and hard exercises (that's what she said). It was difficult to put together, but worth it!

[CyberForged @CyberForgedVkng]

#ConquisFinalETB Desde Villamantilla, Madrid, A TOPE CON EL CONQUIS!!!!

[Md Ismail Šojal 🕷️ @0x0SojalSec]

You can now build & run a complete real electric circuit simulator in full 3D,,,

This is insane:
- Full 3D circuit simulator
- Runs real Arduino code
- Accurate analog & digital simulation
- Blinking LEDs, sensors, motors, LCDs, displays everything and more

Powered by AVR8js & Three.js magic.
Everything runs smoothly right in your browser.
Perfect for learning, prototyping, and teaching electronics.

Real Arduino code running in the browser with full 3D circuits.

- https://t.co/4cWk8IIExQ

[Co11ateral @co11ateral]

Wi-Fi / Bluetooth / Drone Jammer

In some environments, wireless communication simply cannot be allowed. These are security facilities, defense contractors or any place where the risk of data leakage is taken seriously.

In other situations, the goal may be personal counter-surveillance neutralizing unwanted tracking beacons like AirTags or Bluetooth tags in a legally authorized environment.

In cases like these with the proper approval from the relevant authorities, radio signal suppressors are used to disrupt Bluetooth, BLE, and Wi-Fi communications.

In our article we showed how this can be done

https://t.co/hyrPBK3JAL

@three_cube @_aircorridor

[Isra @israfill]

you just need to tell your agent edit this video and it does the cuts, captions, and export for FREE - no Premiere, no timeline, no tutorials 😳

video-use is an open-source tool (10,628 stars, trending on GitHub) from the same team that made browser-use

it gives your AI agent video editing powers:

- trim and merge clips by describing what you want
- add captions with AI transcription automatically
- extract clips by scene detection
- export MP4, GIF, or vertical for shorts/reels
- batch process multiple videos at once
- works with local files or YouTube links

All through one git clone.

what this replaces:
- Premiere Pro: $55/mo
- DaVinci Resolve Studio: $295 one-time
- CapCut Pro: $30/mo

all for $0 and no video editing skill needed

how to grab yours (3 min setup):

> git clone https://t.co/Pg84VzX6ID
> pip install -r requirements.txt
> tell your agent "edit this video - trim the first 10 seconds and add captions"

works with Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, Hermes Agent - any CLI agent.

Important: this is early (vibe coded). basic cuts and captions work well. complex edits might be rough, your files stay local.

your buddy pays $55/mo for Premiere. You type "trim and add captions" for $0.

bookmark this and let the agent do basic edits

[Carver @carverfomo]

A Japanese YouTuber filmed a room tour of his Tokyo apartment for his subscribers. Minecraft on one monitor. Video editing software on another. A face-cam pointed at the desk.

He has not opened the editing software himself in 10 months. A team of 7 AI agents builds every video on his channel.

One agent watches what is going viral on Japanese YouTube every morning. One writes the script in his voice. One generates the gameplay footage. One edits to his exact pacing. One designs the thumbnail. One handles SEO and the description. One agent runs the other six.

This is what Asia figured out before the rest of the world. You do not hire a video team. You build 7 small agents, each doing one job, and you wire them together. He uploads 4 long videos a week and a short every day. The room tour is the only time he actually sits at this desk.

His channel makes 180,000 dollars a month from ad revenue and brand deals. His total operating cost is 70 dollars in API charges. The rest pays for the apartment you see in the background.

On YouTube he was giving a humble room tour as a young creator. The actual production behind him is a 7 agent factory that has not needed him to push a button in 10 months.

[Zack Korman @ZackKorman]

I am so sick of people with zero cybersecurity skills lecturing people who work in cybersecurity about how scary these models are for _cybersecurity_.

Fuck off.

[CyberForged @CyberForgedVkng]

@BharukaShraddha AI

[CyberForged @CyberForgedVkng]

NUEVO VIDEO!! https://t.co/fjgS0g1wNT

[CyberForged @CyberForgedVkng]

PROBANDO MALWARE CONTRA SMARTPHONES #ciberseguridad #infosec https://t.co/BF1JZCVfnJ

[CyberForged @CyberForgedVkng]

LINKEDIN PIDE FLAN #ciberseguridad
https://t.co/BlorqYVQu9

[CyberForged @CyberForgedVkng]

NUEVO VIDEO EN YOUTUBE! #ciberseguridad https://t.co/rBs9vQyyqx

[Andrés Naranjo "𝕏𝕏𝕃-𝕄𝔸ℕ" 🛡️ Blue: @XXLMAN.ES @TheXXLMAN]

Hola @RecordGo, hace unos meses, teniendo una reserva para un coche de alquiler, una persona en su oficina me pidió DNI y carnet de conducir 'para comprobar' los datos.Acto seguido,sin mi consentimiento, escaneó ambos documentos,vulnerando mis derechos sobre mis datos personales

[CyberForged @CyberForgedVkng]

🤖¿Reemplazará la IA a los hackers éticos? 🤖

La respuesta no es tan simple o al menos yo pienso eso.

Mientras la IA automatiza tareas, también está introduciendo un nuevo tipo de código, a menudo lleno de vulns

https://t.co/eyBTPRnSMk

#InteligenciaArtificial #Ciberseguridad