Osint Updates 🚨:
🚨 India has formally requested Pakistan to extradite LeT cheif terrorist Hafiz Saeed to face charges in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks case.
Plan B (UG) is also ready if Pakistan rejects the request.🤫
#AccidentialKillings
Hey folks, big project for me at `var dayjob` —
@HuntressLabs is hosting a free online CTF, releasing new challenges EVERY SINGLE DAY of October for Cybersecurity Awareness Month😱Malware analysis, DFIR, hacker tradecraft... game starts next Monday 10/2!
https://t.co/TgM8Vk7oiN
HackBot
AI-powered cybersecurity chatbot designed to provide helpful and accurate answers to your cybersecurity-related queries and also do code analysis and scan analysis.
https://t.co/tELqknZ9Ax
#cybersecurity#AI
GitHub - KasperskyLab/TinyCheck: TinyCheck allows you to easily capture network communications from a smartphone or any device which can be associated to a Wi-Fi access point in order to quickly analyze them. This can be used to check if any suspect https://t.co/cEzd39LBu8
My beginner's course for malware analysis is finally ready. 🎉🦔🦔🧫🧑🔬
Get access for free for the next 5 days by using the link below:
https://t.co/2VtO1U6zRS
@RepRashida@RepJayapal@FrankPallone Thank you for speaking up for the Bhopal gas victims. A reminder to the world that to this day Dow has refused to reveal even the chemical composition of the leak - thus hampering possible treatment.
Decades ago, poor maintenance & safety failures at a Union Carbide (now DOW Chemical) plant in Bhopal, India caused a massive leak of poisonous gas killing over 7,000 people and harming countless others. The DOJ must help India get justice for the victims from this U.S. company.
Threat Hunting for Beginners: Hunting Standard Dll-Injected C2 Implants (Practical Course) https://t.co/ghA5wkI6SP >> An excellent step-by-step walkthrough for beginners. Well done @faanross!
Open Interpreter is going viral.
Imagine running in your computer a free open-source implementation of Code Interpreter.
It’s like having a conversation with your machine, understanding you perfectly.
It’s a genius idea if well implemented, and it has been DONE!
You can tell it to open the Internet browser to perform a task; create and edit photos, videos, and PDFs; plot and analyze large datasets…
Pretty much anything you can think of.
You can use it with Code Llama, which is free, or GPT-4 by providing your OpenAI API key.
What strikes me is its simplicity. You don’t need to use complex commands. Speak naturally and the machine gets you.
Additionally, some benefits of using it are:
• Access to Internet
• Can utilize any packages/libraries
• Not restricted by time or file size
To quickly start:
- Use “pip install open-interpreter”
- And simply run “interpreter” in your terminal.
For every coder, researcher, and curious person out there, this is a game-changer. What’s your take? Have you tried it?
By the way, I’ve put the intro video and all the links below for you to try it out.
Also please note that this is not an official product from OpenAI.
Cyberattack has hit MGM hotels and is reportedly preventing guests at several properties from using digital room keys or charging food/drinks to their room. ATMs and credit card machines also down, and restaurants only reportedly only taking cash
Get the IP address of the user during #Telegram call to obtain geolocation of ISP
It might have some bugs since on Android, it returns only local, not external IP
https://t.co/hfiK1Lz6Mh