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Turning Kali into an AI-assisted hacking workspace

Instead of jumping between terminal, browser, notes, screenshots, scanners and reports: knows which tools are available, perform recon, exploit, osint and knows the context (I hate having to explain everything every time), I was tired using AI via the web or having to settle for agents designed for coding.
Definitely a huge step forward, feels like Jarvis wired into Kali linux.

repo: https://github.com/FrancescoStabile/numasec

u/Away_Replacement8719 — 3 days ago
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I used app tacking protection and whyyyyy Google collect all that data what would it do with all that charge status? The problem that it's free so iam nit sure if it also collect data

u/Material_Advance1237 — 9 days ago
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I was tired of WhatsApp and Telegram knowing everything. Built v2v-site — you create a room, get a 6-digit code, share it, chat. Voice messages, photos. Everything deleted after 24h. No registration. No email. No phone number. Open to feedback from privacy community. What would you want to see in a tool like this?

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u/Alternative-Claim-41 — 12 days ago
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Has Instructure paid SH?

Curious, people are saying Canvas is back up— Instructure hasn’t said everything is fixed and neither has my uni.

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u/Tattoodaydreams — 5 days ago
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UNI WEB

Hi guys, my dad was recently diagnosed with cancer, and he has to fly to Korea for treatment at least once a month. Since my parents have been away a lot, I’ve had to handle a huge amount of responsibility on my own managing bills, food, household matters, and even visa-related issues. It’s honestly been overwhelming and has taken a big toll on me mentally and physically. Because of everything going on, my attendance and QR scan records have been affected as well. I’m trying my best to balance everything, but it’s been really difficult. Does anyone have any advice or know if there’s anything I can do regarding the attendance situation?

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u/Omiishiikayooo — 2 days ago
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I'm a 15-year-old, and one of my goals is to learn hacking. It started as just a teenage fantasy, but since discovering Anonymous, I've become interested in the world of hacking in general. However, I currently only know the very basics of Python, and I'm getting by with Scratch. At my school, we learn almost nothing about programming.

I often hear about young people who are incredibly gifted in computer science, sometimes able to bypass systems from a very young age, which makes me wonder how they acquired these skills. I suspect there aren't any YouTube tutorials on how to bypass systems, and it's rare for people in their circle to explain how to hack a private system.

That's why I'd like to ask cybersecurity and/or hacking professionals what path they followed to reach this level. How did you learn all this? What steps, studies, projects, or resources helped you the most? In your opinion, what would be the best path to acquire solid technical skills, to have the knowledge and skills to learn professional hacking and, if possible, join Anonymous?

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u/Gabriel04112010 — 13 days ago
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i have this chemistry exam that is made by a corporation specialized in education, can i hack their system to have acces to the answers? if yes, how?

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u/magopc- — 10 days ago
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Just for the past few hours had issues with connectivity, and phone and computer said “not a trusted site” but only when I was connected to the WiFi. So I unplugged my router after a bit of confusion and closed the window out of fear of the unknown of what was happening, and then when I opened chrome, it said this: (see picture). It redirected my to a whole new IP address and everything works fine now but my AT&T app said “someone new joined your network” but I checked it and nothing was there. So strange. Maybe a malicious super ClawBot or something maybe? What the heck just happened?

u/wcb368 — 8 days ago