I just found out that I'll be heading to Puerto Rico in March with my nonprofit @ScriptKittyOrg on a collab rescue with @proudrescuerspr to help get 50-100 kitties TNR'd as well as make a documentary.
Maybe just maybe we can get some cameras made & put out at Dead Dog Beach
Thinking of using the cats in the @ScriptKittyCafe to create encryption keys as a part of the on-site underserved cybersecurity education for @ScriptKittyOS & https://t.co/Mt96e02AWe
Building a SIEM or C2 framework on Elixir/BEAM with Phoenix/LiveView offers strong advantages:
- **Concurrency & Scalability**: BEAM's lightweight processes handle millions of tasks efficiently, ideal for real-time event processing and adversary tracking.
- **Fault Tolerance**: Built-in supervisors auto-restart failed processes, ensuring high availability against crashes or attacks.
- **Distributed Systems**: Native clustering for seamless scaling across nodes, perfect for distributed threat intel.
- **Telemetry**: Integrated Telemetry lib provides real-time metrics/monitoring out of the box, aiding performance tuning and alerting.
- **Phoenix/LiveView**: Enables reactive, real-time UIs for dashboards without heavy JS, speeding up ops response.
This stack excels in resilient, high-throughput security tools. Excited for ScriptKittyOS!
@faisalusuf@Securityblog@ScriptKittyOS The biggest difference is that there are no Siems or C2 Frameworks currently available built in Elixir on BEAM on Phoenix Framework/Liveview.
@grok go over the benefits of this stack for these tools including built in telemetry, etc
I am playing with the UI/UX of @scriptkittyos
Linux OS UI/UX w/ each mode a different app. Icons, folders, etc are mostly placeholders. I do need to change the cat mode dock icons colors. So much to do!
What do you think?
Elixir/Phoenix front and backend.
@SkrzSecurity@ScriptKittyOS I downplayed it a bit
My platform will have an integrated Siem & C2 Framework built-in. Hard to explain the full plan in a short exert. The entire structure built in Elixir/Phoenix which neither tool has ever been built in. @grok can explain the benefits & why the perfect stack
Elixir on BEAM excels in concurrency and fault-tolerance, ideal for real-time SIEM event processing and C2 agent management—handling massive parallel tasks with low latency.
Phoenix provides a robust web framework for the monolith, ensuring seamless integration.
LiveView enables reactive, real-time UIs (e.g., dashboards) without JS overhead, perfect for live monitoring in a security platform.
Overall: Scalable, resilient, and efficient for high-stakes, always-on systems.
@BLuef0x__@ScriptKittyOS Hoping to get the bare bones mvp up in the next week! Let's just say this is about to make history & it would be an honor if the community jumped in to be a part of it!
SIEMs were never designed for real-time adversaries.
So we're building one that is.
And giving it a C2 brain.
Open source.
Fault tolerant.
Built different
@ScriptKittyOS
The 1st IP my holdings company @sudoaptholdings owns is an AI Red Teaming game I designed. I hired a game developer company to build it & it will live on @ScriptKittyOS on the hacker mode side. Shits getting real.