@tryhackme@trynoscope after so many years advocating what the platform aimed for at the beginning and now seeing that user data is being used to advance on this Ai thing is just a shame
@rez0__@Hacker0x01 Some triagers wouldn't understand how to run a simple python script with comments on it, back in the day. Now with AI it's worse everyday
@s0md3v I'd use the platforms that exist nowadays, noob-friendly. Then reinforce your learning by running wireshark and burpsuite while browsing the web. Do more research on what you see both on wireshark and burpsuite (networking and web app foundations). Learn Google dorking as well
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@stokfredrik Have you ever tried grafana? :) I found it to be much more flexible and faster to retrieve and correlate data, and I believe splunk has a big cost when dealing with larger amounts of data..
@santi_lopezz99 I don't quite remember if it was also CNN who did the interview, but it also was showing part of your room and then it focused on your screen.
Anyway, you're still an inspiration for most of bug hunters out there. Congratz for all your achievements!
@santi_lopezz99 Out of curiosity, Santiago, there was a YouTube video maybe 3 years ago where the camera showcased for some seconds the sublister and some subdomains you had found for some company. You had even issued a list command and some more subdomains did show up. What that deleted?
@Masonhck3571 I absolutely respect you by your humility and your progress. I had some success 4 years ago and earned good money but with time and work etc it feels like it's unmanageable sometimes
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