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Most security tools give you data. What they rarely give you is a coherent answer. You run a query, get back a hundred rows, paste the output into an AI chat window, read the summary, and think of a follow-up question. Twenty minutes later, you have finally assembled something resembling a conclusion. The tool did the querying. ...
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Imagine this situation, an unknown person calls from a burner phone and demands ransom for a victim. The next day, the criminal calls again and within half an hour investigators know not only the caller’s real phone number, but also the entire history of his movements and calls. And all of this without sophisticated equipment, fake ce...
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Windows Event Logs can be painfully boring to look at. They are dense, repetitive, and often feel like endless walls of text. Then we add Sysmon logs, which are definitely cleaner and useful, but they also create even more work during analysis because of the sheer volume of telemetry they produce. The irony is that these logs co...
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Today, a vast number of applications are published daily with the aid of artificial intelligence. However, OSINT tasks are often quite specific, and waiting for or searching for useful tools when you need to conduct an investigation is not very practical. Therefore, in this article, we’ll explore how to start building your own T...
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I’m sure many of you have asked this question: is there really room for hackers in space? Unfortunately, wherever humans build systems, someone will eventually try to bend and break them. Even orbit is no exception. While the only astronaut ever suspected of hacking in space, Anne McClain, was ultimately cleared of wrongdoing, ...