FlopperZiro is an open-source, Arduino-powered multi-tool inspired by Flipper Zero. It features BadUSB script execution, passive RFID and NFC scanning, infrared signal replay, and sub-1 GHz RF capture. Built on an STM32 microcontroller, the project allows for full customization via the Arduino IDE.
https://t.co/rHieevFtHq
UNA SOLA ORDEN Y DESCUBRE TODAS LAS CUENTAS DE ALGUIEN DE INTERNET
Sherlock es una herramienta open source 100% gratuita.
Te permite encontrar, con un solo comando, todas las cuentas asociadas a un nombre de usuario en más de 400 redes sociales y sitios web.
Qué hace exactamente?
> Busca un username (o varios a la vez) en cientos de plataformas
> Te muestra solo las cuentas que existen
> Exporta los resultados en TXT, CSV o Excel
> Te deja filtrar solo las redes que te interesan
> Guarda automáticamente todo lo encontrado
Es una de las herramientas OSINT más usadas para análisis de huella digital, ciberseguridad e investigación de amenazas.
Tiene más de 88.200 estrellas en GitHub
Os dejo el repoo en el primer comentario
CanvasMind enables visual programming for algorithm workflows using NodeGraphQt, supporting drag-and-drop orchestration and one-click export to standalone executables.
https://t.co/n69ArpT4vH
Centralizes WhatsApp business operations—including bulk campaigns, voice calls, and AI chatbot responses—using Meta's Cloud API within a single open-source binary.
https://t.co/2AbpC7nYZm
HomeBox is an inventory and organization system built for home users. It allows you to categorize items, track purchase and warranty details, and upload images for easy identification. Written in Go, it uses SQLite and maintains low memory usage.
https://t.co/EgwAvMSrUz
Ideon replaces abstract file trees with a self-hosted visual workspace where you organize repositories, notes, and tasks on a single spatial map.
https://t.co/nN23wLUmjT
mubeng avoids IP bans by running a local proxy server that automatically rotates IP addresses for each request. It verifies proxy availability and supports protocols like HTTP, SOCKS, and Amazon API Gateway, allowing you to distribute traffic across a pool with simple configuration instead of building custom rotation logic.
https://t.co/MTRPkKEdaG
L0p4Map is a professional-grade network monitoring and visualization tool combining high-speed ARP discovery with nmap integration. Built for security researchers and network admins, it offers a clean, modern dark UI for real-time infrastructure visibility across Linux, Windows, and macOS.
https://t.co/OODV9uZpRT
Legendary OSINT is a curated list of tools and resources tailored for fraud investigators, CTI analysts, and KYC teams. It aggregates third-party applications covering categories such as people search, aviation movements, phishing investigation, and dark web leaks.
https://t.co/5mKcFpFnNR
I cleaned YEARS of microplastics, PFAS,and other toxins from my blood…
According to a study published today (10.61373/bh026a.0024), Double Filtration Plasmapheresis, also known as Inuspheresis, can remove a substantial amount of microplastics (+ nanoplastics) and PFAS (forever chemicals) from the blood.
These are both notoriously difficult to remove from the body. Few other therapies have been shown to be this effective.
Here’s how it works: Inuspheresis separates your blood into plasma and RBC fractions and then filters the plasma through a very fine filter before returning it to your body with your RBCs. This filter is then washed and the toxins collected in an eluate (pictured here) which can be analyzed for toxins.
This is different from TPE (therapeutic plasma exchange) which removes 70% of your plasma and replaces it with purified albumin only. This removes everything from your plasma, both good and bad. This puts significant stress on your body to replenish the good things it lost (immunoglobulins, clotting factors, SHBG, hormones, etc.).
Both are intriguing therapies and Insuspheresis is particularly interesting because it saves more of the good stuff from your plasma that are lost with TPE but gets rid of the bad stuff.
What bad stuff?
What I found in my eluate blew my mind:
>p,p DDE (breakdown product of DDT) 1220 ng/L (very high). A pesticide linked to hormone disruption, sperm damage, and cancer risk. Found in insecticides and food sprayed with them.
>gamma hexachlorocyclohexane (lindane) 202 ng/L. Another pesticide linked to hormone disruption, sperm damage, immunotoxicity. From pesticide residues in food or drinking water.
>Dichloromethane 9417 ng/L. Linked to liver toxicity, headaches, and cancer. From adhesives, paints, varnishes, and plastic industry.
>Trimethylbenzene 2960 ng/L. Linked to liver, kidney, thyroid, and immune damage.
>Benzene 446 ng/L. From fuels, exhaust, solvents. Linked to blood cancers (AML), immune suppression, and fatigue.
>Xylene 163 ng/L. From fuels and exhaust gases. Linked to headaches, fatigue, liver/kidney damage, and reproductive harm.
>Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs 138, 153, 180) PCB 180 57 ng/L. From plastics, electrical appliances, farm-raised fish. Linked to lower testosterone, thyroid disruption, immune suppression, and lymphoma.
And now this new study suggests I also removed a large amount of microplastics and PFAS from my blood, as well.
The study was small, but showed up to 75% reduction in PFAS and 70% in microplastics in the cohort along with reductions in inflammatory markers like CRP and fibrinogen (18 patients for PFAS, 6 for microplastics, 34 for inflammatory markers). These toxins piggyback on lipoproteins, which are removed as part of the apheresis protocol.
When I posted about this procedure last year many people commented that these claims were bogus, and that the kidneys do the work of filtering your plasma many times over on a daily basis.
While the kidneys do filter the plasma throughout the day, they are not adept at removing the lipid soluble toxins that adhere to lipoproteins in the same way that Inuspheresis (or TPE) can. There's a big difference in filtering power here.
Inuspheresis is not cheap (around $7000 for two sessions, price will decline with more availability in the future) but it appears to be very effective for removing toxins in a unique way from the human body.
After I had the procedure (I did two sessions last summer in Spain) I was tired for a few days but overall felt great and have felt good since. I will post my most recent set of labs separately in the future, but all biomarkers look very good without any hormone replacement (T is 775ng/dl, fasting insulin 2.5, thyroid labs pristine, ferritin 100ng/ml etc.) I am planning to repeat the procedure this summer and will share updated results.
Inuspheresis is not available in the US currently, but has been used in Europe since 2008 and over 70,000 treatments have been done. Props to the folks at https://t.co/bO5AJINIkV who are working on bringing this to the US in the very near future.
We live in a toxic world. I try my best to avoid forever chemicals, microplastics, and pesticides but it's impossible to be perfect.
I'm super excited about procedures like this which may help change the trajectory of human health in our increasingly polluted world.
(h/t to @mikeroplastics for background info this is and previous posts on Inuspheresis)
Transform any old Android phone into a Linux desktop or a Home Assistant smart home server without needing root access or a PC. The linux-android project uses Termux to set up a full GUI desktop environment or automate your home in under an hour.
https://t.co/ohslcJpC5u
Tu Windows está ejecutando más de 200 servicios en segundo plano ahora mismo.
La mayoría usan RAM, CPU y batería… y encima te espían.
Alguien se hartó de tanto bloat y creó la solución definitiva:
optimizerDuck
La herramienta gratuita que está volviendo locos a miles de usuarios de Windows
¿Qué hace exactamente?
> +35 optimizaciones de rendimiento, privacidad, batería y sistema
> Control total de más de 200 servicios (con etiquetas de riesgo claras)
> Eliminación de bloatware con vista previa antes de borrar
> Ajustes específicos y potentes para GPU AMD, NVIDIA e Intel
Lo que la hace diferente a todo lo demás:
Cada cambio genera automáticamente su propio archivo de restauración
Y te obliga a crear un punto de restauración antes de tocar nada.
Sin instalador.
Sin anuncios.
Sin telemetría.
Sin versión premium.
100% open source
Os dejo el repoo en los comentarios
Semantica is an open-source alternative to the enterprise intelligence layer that Palantir built. It adds context graphs, explainable reasoning, and a permanent audit trail to AI agent operations.
https://t.co/XfnvFyaV8S
CANCER HAS BEEN CURED
Ivermectin and Fenbendazole cure cancer.
Pass it on.
BREAKING NEWS: The first-in-the-world protocol using Ivermectin, Mebendazole, and Fenbendazole for cancer was peer-reviewed and published on September 19, 2024.
The future of cancer treatment starts now.
My thanks to lead authors Ilyes Baghli and Pierrick Martinez for their incredible and inspiring work, to Dr. Paul Marik of the FLCCC for his extensive work on repurposed drugs, and to every co-author who worked tirelessly to bring this paper to life.
I hope this peer-reviewed paper lays the groundwork for a brand-new future in cancer treatment.
Many of you know that I have been helping thousands of cancer patients using high-dose Ivermectin, Mebendazole, and Fenbendazole.
👉 @ivermectincure
#ivermectin #fenbendazole #cancer #cancercures #USA
BREAKING NEWS: The EXACT Ivermectin dosage that's helping Cancer patients is being HIDDEN from you!
12mg daily for 5 days, then 12mg twice weekly maintenance.
Big Pharma doesn't want you to know this costs $2 per pill instead of $10,000 chemo treatments.
They're TERRIFIED of losing profits while Cancer patients get better for pennies! 😃
This is what they're desperate to keep under wraps.
I've seen it work over and over.
Don't let them keep you in the dark.