Martin Holzman

Infosec | Malware researcher | Cryptography

[Martin Holzman @martin_holzman]

Oh Lord. Will I be able to read a technical >900 pages book in a month?

[Martin Holzman @martin_holzman]

@clcoding A
The code attempts to unpack the items of the roman dictionary into the variables d and r. However, when unpacking a dictionary like this, it only unpacks the keys, not the values. So, the outcome of this code would be an error.

[Renee DiResta @noUpside]

Seemed fitting once again today.

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[VimTricks @vim_tricks]

Use the handy vim-sideways plugin to quickly swap items in a list or arguments to a method with a simple keystroke.

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[Aseem Shrey @AseemShrey]

An interesting read about GraphQL exploitation and chaining vulnerabilities by @hamzaavvan

⛓️ [Potential] Attacker Kill Chain

👉 Exploit GraphQL endpoint
👉 Send phishing emails through company domains
👉 SCAMMED !

Let's break this down👇

#hackTuesday

https://t.co/CSaHfQwH11

[Ninad Mishra @NinadMishra5]

Ran into an API subdomain with an empty response? You may get lucky and fetch the full API spec by hitting the following endpoints: /swagger-ui.html /swagger/swagger-ui.html /api/swagger-ui.html /v1.x/swagger-ui.html /swagger/index.html #bugbountytips

[MIT CSAIL @MIT_CSAIL]

Self-learning language models outperform 500-times-bigger counterparts on some language understanding tasks while preserving privacy & robustness: https://t.co/Esap0cyMgR

[Osint For All @AllForOsint]

Hey #OSINT,Country specific search engines.PART-3 👇#FactCheck #journalism #Japan #journalist #Korea
#korean #Sweden #ThreatIntelligence

1. Naver(South Korea) - https://t.co/etlICN8Njb
2. Eniro(Sweden) - https://t.co/jePPb8xg0T
3. Japan - https://t.co/O4l40ySo2P
4. China- Baidu

[Disclose.tv @disclosetv]

JUST IN - Boris Johnson resigns as member of UK parliament.

[Osint For All @AllForOsint]

Hey 🕵️‍♂️#OSINT🕵️‍♀️ 👀, Maps For Free has colourful visualizations of earth surface. The data is taken from @openstreetmap

#opendata #Geography #geographyteacher #geology #geolocation #Maps #Map #MapMyIndia #earthquake #Earth #Earth2

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[Disclose.tv @disclosetv]

NOW - Major fire with explosions in Hamburg, Germany.

[Osint For All @AllForOsint]

Hey 🕵️‍♂️#OSINT🕵️‍♀️ 👀, WhatsMyName allows you to enumerate usernames across many websites.

#users #username #SocialMediaTips #SocialMediaSpecial #threatintel #personal #information #cybercrime #CyberSecurity #ThreatIntelligence #SocialMediaManagement

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[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

In 1899, Nikola Tesla conducted experiments in his Colorado Springs laboratory alongside his Tesla coil known as the "Magnifying Transmitter." This remarkable device generated millions of volts of electricity. The accompanying photograph, taken by Stefano Bianchetti, captures the Tesla coil in action through a double exposure technique.

Tesla's groundbreaking invention, the Tesla coil, marked a significant milestone as the first artificially generated lightning. He employed this invention in various experiments and demonstrations, showcasing its potential in wireless power transmission and the creation of electrical arcs.

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

The indigenous inhabitants of North Sentinel Island, located in the Indian Ocean and roughly the size of Manhattan, have resided there for an estimated 55,000 years. Presently, the island is home to around 80 to 150 individuals. Regrettably, in November 2018, John Allen Chau, an American man, lost his life when members of the Sentinelese tribe killed him. Additionally, in 2006, two Indian fishermen were killed after their boat, which they had anchored near North Sentinel to rest after engaging in illegal fishing activities in the surrounding waters, broke loose and drifted ashore. It is known that poachers often fish unlawfully in the vicinity of the island, exploiting turtles and engaging in diving activities to procure lobsters and sea cucumbers.

The Sentinelese tribe has consistently expressed their desire to avoid any form of contact, which is an understandable choice. Their neighboring tribes were eradicated as a consequence of British colonization, and they lack the immunity necessary to combat common diseases such as the flu or measles, which could prove devastating to their population.

[elvis @omarsar0]

Wolfram Prompt Repository

A collection of ~200 basic and advanced LLM prompts for accomplishing tasks that range from fun to technical.

They are specific to Wolfram but there are a lot of interesting ideas on how prompts can be used and designed.

https://t.co/pcE5GAjSim

[VimTricks @vim_tricks]

Try :wn for "write next". Load a list of files into the argslist and then edit them one at a time 👉 https://t.co/KQlL21gEwy

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[Ninad Mishra @NinadMishra5]

If you have a blind SSRF that can only read images (but for some reason can't read ICO files), try and find Confluence running on the internal network and request /images/icons/linkext7.gif to prove that you can access internal resources #bugbountytips

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

The photograph titled "The Hooded Man" captured in 2003 depicts a distressing and unsettling scene that may resemble an eerie image often found on creepypasta or strange websites. However, it is essential to acknowledge that this photograph is an authentic representation of a real event. The image portrays an Iraqi prisoner enduring torture within the confines of Abu Ghraib prison. It is worth noting that this particular picture is relatively less severe compared to a series of photos illustrating US soldiers engaging in acts of torture against Iraqi detainees.

Originally employed by Saddam Hussein as a symbol of terror, Abu Ghraib prison later became a facility utilized by the United States to detain suspected insurgents. Staff Sergeant Ivan Frederick, responsible for capturing this photograph, documented thousands of images during his time at the prison.

The imprisoned individual shown in the photograph is subjected to both psychological and physical torment. Stripped of his sight, clothing, and dignity, he appears to have electric wires affixed to his fingers, hinting at the possibility of electrocution. Additionally, he is compelled to stand on a cardboard box, assuming a posture reminiscent of a crucifixion.

The prisoner's name is Ali al-Qaisi. He was wrongfully arrested on suspicion of being an insurgent after he voiced his complaint against American soldiers who had discarded refuse on a football field in his town. Although Qaisi was known to hold sympathies for the insurgents, US authorities apprehended him for further questioning. Upon his arrival at the prison, Qaisi described the deplorable treatment he and other detainees endured, stating, "As soon as one enters the prison they hang them on the door of the metal cell, then they electrocute the person, and urinate on them".

It is important to recognize that Ivan Frederick, the photographer responsible for capturing this image, has since been identified as a war criminal. Following investigations, a total of 11 staff members from the prison were arrested. Frederick himself received an eight-year prison sentence, although he served only four years of his sentence.

[Disclose.tv @disclosetv]

NOW - Kīlauea volcano on island of Hawaii is erupting — USGS

[Osint For All @AllForOsint]

Hey 🕵️‍♂️#OSINT🕵️‍♀️ 👀, OSINTBuddy helps you to fetch data from different sources and returns the results as visual entities that you can explore step-by-step.
#cybercrime #ThreatHunting #ThreatIntel #ThreatIntelligence #bugbountytips

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