pirate moo ๐Ÿฎ

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Breaker of things: Harvester of nerd tears
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Space Cows CTF team captain

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@jjbaumgartner I've heard of a few issues for some people with that, which is sort of why I strayed away from mentioning it tbh.

Neat ssh things

run ssh with screen/tmux automagically
(you can pass any cmd actually):

ssh -t moo@cows tmux attach -t session
ssh -t moo@cows screen -r
ssh moo@cows "cat .bash_history"

you can also analyze traffic over ssh with wireshark
ssh moo@cows โ€˜tshark -f โ€œport !22โ€ -w -โ€˜ | wireshark -k -i โ€“

Login to that HTB machine you copied keys from and forgot the command for: ssh -i id_rsa moo@cows

#ssh #hack #hacking #tricks #infosec

First write-up for my personal notes. Here, I root the first "full" machine of the CPTS modules, Nibbles. =) #write-up #CPTS #hacking https://notes.piratemoo.com/moo/certifications/cpts-machines/nibbles
I guess I should make the customary statement:
There is no evidence to suggest this problem is the result of a cyber attack or malicious network squirrels. We take your privacy very seriously blah blah blah
Hello everyone. Infosec.exchange is experiencing intermittent issues with it's media CDN, which is causing random files to return error 502's. I have a ticket open with bunny.net to resolve the issue, but do not yet have an estimate on how long it will take to fix. My apologies for the inconvenience.

I'm gonna interrupt my shit posting for a moment here:

Holy shit. I'm so reading this after my show tonight.

https://ndss-symposium.org/wp-content/uploads/2024-618-paper.pdf

"PrintListener: Uncovering the Vulnerability of Fingerprint Authentication via the Finger Friction Sound"

#hack #hacking #infosec #security #hacker #hackers #sidechannel

@13reak I'll look into that thanks.

I've seen a lot of people ranting about AI and LLM injections, but I'm not seeing a conversation about the very obvious threat to AI itself, which brings a possible new era of attacks into the fold.

That is IPoIB and RoCE, being used and are keeping AI infrastructure running properly on what looks to be a very fragile system. There is a major attack surface here.

What resources can I find on this subject outside the RFC's?

#ai #hacking #hackers #hack #networking #neteng

We won't talk about the fact that I basically built a whole ass db for labs last night to cross-reference my notes across different things.
@[email protected] Got it thank you!