@WebSecAcademy Do I start with server-side vulnerabilities as a beginner? Other learning paths include apprentice level labs too, but this one is apprentice level as a whole
@compusemble I always wonder why the hell would we need this AI slop filter when we have path tracing which is literally the correct way the lighting should be. Why can't they work on optimizing it instead and making their new GPU's run it smoother?
@cryptopomperino@hackthebox_eu They just added already existing content from their other platform, these modules aren't new. It seems like they want to merge Let's Defend into HTB Academy. Is it true, @hackthebox_eu?
@session_app Modern cryptography with blockchain allows us to easily create a robust system for that, without depending on any personal data, but it isn't used
@neerajjj6785 Kitty and Ghostty might be the best terminals out there. Ghostty has the most advanced implementation of Kitty's graphics protocol (excluding kitty itself, of course). Both simple, fast and customizable, on par with each other. Choosing one over the another is just a preference
@Sans_Google@heliumbrowser is chromium-based and comes with ublock origin preinstalled. The devs also said they plan to keep it for as long as they can. Pretty good browser, has zero bloat, I use it alongside firefox.
@vxunderground I miss the times when coding/hacking etc. was art. I remember when I read articles about some attacks and malware back then and was genuinely amazed. Bad guys or not, they were really skilled and creative
@Samaytwt@Chhaviiee If you are already accustomed to Linux, why switch to Windows? As for your question, Windows has a built-in package manager called winget. Just type winget search "browser_name" in the terminal and then winget install "copy_paste_from_previous_output"