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Hacking Artificial Intelligence (AI) Large Language Models (LLMs)
Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, Claude, and Llama have become increasingly integrated into various applications and systems. While these AI systems offer tremendous capabilities, they also introduce new attack surfaces that can be exploited. Understanding these vulnerabilities is crucial not only for security professionals but also for developers implementing these technologies. As you know, LLMs are trained on vast amounts of text data and designed to follow instructions while maintaining certain guardrails. However, these
Open Source Intelligence (OSINT): Using OSINT in Cyberwar!
Welcome back, aspiring cyberwarriors! As you know, people leave digital footprints across the internet that can be discovered through careful searching. While someone might think their online presence is minimal, a skilled investigator can often compile surprising amounts of information using nothing but open-source intelligence techniques (OSINT) and a standard web browser. Let’s dive into the process of gathering information about someone quickly and effectively! Step #1 Primary Identification The first and most crucial step
SDR (Signals Intelligence) for Hackers: Building a Low- Cost, Private 4G LTE Network
Welcome back, my aspiring cyberwarriors! New technological developments in recent years has made it possible to build a private cellular network at very low cost. This can be useful to many organizations who place their privacy at a premium such as firms engaged in research and development of intellectual property (IP) or law firms, to name but a few.. You can read here how the Mexican drug cartels built their own private cellular network to
Scripting Basics for Hackers: BASH Scripting for Reconnaissance
Tools are only as good as the person using them. It doesn’t matter if you have the latest computer or the fanciest keyboard – if you don’t understand how systems work, you won’t be able to hack them effectively. That’s why learning, practicing, and gaining real-world experience are so important in cybersecurity. With this in mind, let’s talk about BASH scripting. It’s a valuable skill that can make cybersecurity professionals much more effective at their
It’s Time to Elevate Your Cybersecurity Game! Earn the Crown Jewel of Cybersecurity Certifications!
The CISSP is widely considered to be the premier cybersecurity certifications. The average salary in the US is almost $150,000 and I’ll bet your boss has one. If not, their boss is certified with the CISSP. This is your ticket to a rewarding, high-paying career in cybersecurity. A Four-Day boot camp, September 23-26 Now, you can go to the head of the class in cybersecurity with this 5-day intensive bootcamp with Master OTW. This class
Mr Robot Hacks: Building a Deadman’s Switch in Python
Welcome back, my Mr Robot aficionados! As you know, Mr. Robot is my favorite TV show because of its realistic depiction of hacking. Nearly all of the hacks in the show are real, although the time frame may be compressed (real hacking is not like a TikTok video). In the first season, Elliot’s “girlfriend”, Shayla, has been kidnapped and held as hostage by the psychopathic, drug dealer, Vera. Vera has been arrested and is sitting
BASH Scripting for Hackers, Part 01: BASH Scripting Basics
If you have already read Linux Basics for Hackers, Part 07: BASH Scripting Basics you can skip this article and move to the more advanced article BASH Scripting for Hackers, Part 02: Building a Continuous Wi-Fi Denial of Service Tool. This article covers the same information as Linux Basics for Hackers, Part 07 This series, Linux for Hackers, was developed to help familiarize the uninitiated into the world of using Linux for hacking. If you have
Ukraine/Russia Cyber War! Using SQLi Against Russian Websites, Part 2
Hello cyberwarriors! This is Overwatch from Ukraine again! In the first segment of this series, we walked through different modifications of SQLMap payloads. Today, we’re continuing our SQL injection series, but will focus on automating the scanning process to save time and make it easier to work with larger sets of websites. We’ll use a tool called Nuclei to run the scans, and a few other tools to prepare the data before feeding it into
Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT): Unmasking YouTube with OSINT Tools!
Welcome back, aspiring cyberwarriors! In our digital investigations, we often need to extract valuable intelligence from video content. This might include identifying locations, uncovering connections between individuals, finding deleted content, or simply gathering information that someone has inadvertently shared on camera. It is critical that we know how to effectively search through the massive repository of video data that YouTube has accumulated over the years. To keep our OSINT operations effective, we need to understand
Linux Basics for Hackers: Building a Router with nftables
Welcome back, aspiring cyberwarriors! As you know, traditional hardware routers can be expensive, inflexible, and often come with proprietary firmware that limits your control. By leveraging the power of Linux and nftables, you can create a customized routing solution that gives you complete control over your network traffic, security policies, and performance optimizations. Nftables represents the evolution of Linux’s packet filtering framework, designed to replace the aging iptables system with a more efficient, flexible architecture.
