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KitPloit - PenTest Tools! Karton - Distributed Malware Processing Framework Based On Python, Redis And MinIO https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-M70yae7UU1M/YRIMOxB0jAI/AAAAAAAApsg/68Huf72xtrY5-zMbnE94Q1zvJrVsc8PZgCNcBGAsYHQ/w640-h248/karton.png Distributed malware…
l be extracted, and every file will be processed individually. karton-config-extractorMalware extractor. It uses Yara rules and Python modules to extract static configuration from malware samples and analyses. It's a fishing rod, not a fish - we don't share the modules themselves. But it's easy to write your own! karton-mwdb-reporterA very important part of the pipeline. Reporter submits all files, tags, comments and other intel produced during the analysis to MWDB. If you don't use MWDB yet or just prefer other backends, it's easy to write your own reporter. karton-yaramatcherAutomatically runs Yara rules on all files in the pipeline, and tags samples appropriately. Rules not included ;). karton-asciimagicKarton system that decodes files encoded with common methods, like hex, base64, etc. (You wouldn't believe how common it is). karton-autoit-ripperA small wrapper around AutoIt-Ripper that extracts embedded AutoIt scripts and resources from compiled AutoIt executables. DRAKVUF SandboxAutomated black-box malware analysis system with DRAKVUF engine under the hood, which does not require an agent on guest OS.

Coming soon: karton-misp-pusherA reporter, that submits observed events to MISP.

This is how these systems can be used to form a basic malware analysis pipeline: https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-M70yae7UU1M/YRIMOxB0jAI/AAAAAAAApsg/68Huf72xtrY5-zMbnE94Q1zvJrVsc8PZgCNcBGAsYHQ/w640-h248/karton.png Download Karton

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Which language?

I know this is super super cliche but I’m not sure which language to go for.

I messed around and am still playing with python a lot, I don’t know it too well but still.

I wanna get into hacking, not for anything unethical but I want the skills for it.

I hear Java or JavaScript but I’m not sure what’s good for effectiveness and for a beginner like me.

All help is appreciated and feel free to ask questions!

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API For Apple Air Tag?

Hey has anyone developed a API or something to get the GPS location of an Air tag they own? Im trying to make my own tracker using google maps to access on my android or windows device but can't since apple wont offer such

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Is Hackerone a joke?

There are some elite guys on there that really know there stuff. But something wild I've noticed is that some of the programs like Uber will accept and award a hackers submission, but another hacker who found another issue that is similar but not exactly the same nor duplicate will get rejected. And now to make matters worse, Hackerone does managed hacking for the companies so the Hackers submission is reviewed by HackerOne before being accepted or not and Hackerone staff can say "We don't see any security violation here".

Example, is a 2FA bypass some other Hacker found for the same program. And if I find a 2FA bypass in another process/login for the same company, or even a different company that has that in-scope, the Hackerone staff will reject it all because my signal rate isn't as high as other hackers that also found that same issue for other companies or same company I did. So it is all like a joke lol

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How do I flash a rubber ducky?

I can't find any tutorials from later than 2017 for this. All of the old ones include using an adapter from Micro-SD to USB. That didn't come in my shipment though, so I don't know what to do

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