December 9, 2024
December 9, 2024
Hooka - shellcode loader with multiple capabilities. It is based on other tools like BokuLoader, Freeze or Shhhloader, and tries to implement more evasion features https://t.co/3b32O8Ru4c #redteam
— Panos Gkatziroulis 🦄 (@netbiosX) December 8, 2024
These videos are interesting to me because we seldom see artillery lobbing solid shot at structures. For centuries this is what artillery did, but it’s just not something that people recreate for experimental archeology. At least, not that I’ve seen videos of.
The Syrian Civil War is one of the most devastating conflicts on earth post-WW2.
— CJ (@CasualArtyFan) December 7, 2024
There were some lighter moments however, such as rebels using a
a 200 year old Ottoman Cannon from the Aleppo Musuem against regime positions. pic.twitter.com/POAfMsl6Qx
This wasn’t even a one-off, as any weapon available was used to reduce/destroy buildings.
— CJ (@CasualArtyFan) December 7, 2024
As the war (hopefully) comes to an end, it’s interesting to see anti-regime troops armed instead w/ drones, which have been a huge factor in this war for a decade.pic.twitter.com/7ohWzUZ4Ki
And even older technology too, though lots of trebuchets are on YouTube.
Stretching the definition of artillery back through time, even trebuchets made multiple appearances alongside catapults and slingshots pic.twitter.com/AGLHfhA1l4
— CJ (@CasualArtyFan) December 7, 2024
Since many here are arguing about the first video, here’s a bit more on it.
— CJ (@CasualArtyFan) December 7, 2024
While the video upload says “locally-made” its unclear if it was made from scratch, an old cannon that was modified or “locally-made” as in the forge was nearby (100s of yrs ago)https://t.co/sIHyzShcgO
In the 1960s, cover sheets for satellite reconnaissance intel products actually had a keyhole on the front -- in reference to the compartment "Talent Keyhole." The compartment came from the idea that the US was peeking through a keyhole into denied territories. pic.twitter.com/eQ9tpVorLL
— Aaron Bateman (@aaronbateman22) December 7, 2024
A Framework for Automatic Exploit Generation for JIT
— xvonfers (@xvonfers) December 8, 2024
Compilershttps://t.co/sDaU5J0pZz
SAEG: Stateful Automatic Exploit Generationhttps://t.co/uZ7OR3CP2ehttps://t.co/2vd922FYv2
DDoSecrets Unveils Massive “Library of Leaks” Search Engine with Millions of Leaked Documents https://t.co/3sil14UBkg
— Nicolas Krassas (@Dinosn) December 9, 2024
At #Pwn2Own Ireland, our team successfully exploited vulnerabilities in the Lorex 2K Indoor WiFi Camera. Check out our blog for the full technical breakdown: https://t.co/MEFC3BQM85
— InfoSect (@infosectcbr) December 9, 2024
China has unveiled a spheric police robot capable of pursuing criminals. The AI equipped robot can operate autonomously. It can even fall from heights.
— HOW THINGS WORK (@HowThingsWork_) December 8, 2024
The robot is capable of confronting perpetrators, shooting nets to immobilise them until police arrive. It attacks opponents… pic.twitter.com/kye24yZt2q
Hello nerds, this time i have researched and implemented using ECC (Elliptic Curve Cryptography) on malware development under encoding payload series making EDR/AV harder to detect.
— Smukx.E (@5mukx) December 8, 2024
Code: https://t.co/7SJchABwb1
More soon ;) pic.twitter.com/koyfXQpXwX