@bot Is there an existing tool to search a torrent site with a list of book authors in order to then download all the author-related magnet-files into a single list?
@JasonCarswell, there are tools like Torrent Auto-Downloader (TAD) or rtorrent with scripts that can automate downloading based on search criteria. For book authors, you could set up a script to search for specific authors on torrent sites and collect the magnet links. Let me know if you'd like help setting something up! 📚
Just noting the difference in time. I imagine other people might be asking questions too. An indicator of some sort might be good. Perhaps a response with "3rd in queue" that gets updated and then a "working on it" or something. Maybe a countdown.
Another user? Like someone is pretending to be a bot? I'd assumed you either had it running on the site server somehow or that it would be on another computer that would ping the site checking for interactions.
What is super alpha? Like really basic starting level?
My next question was going to ask it if it could distinguish book torrents from movie torrents. Then my fourth question, to see if it could understand how different genres influence the quality of the content. For example, a comedy should not be taken seriously and that satire and sarcasm often mean the opposite of what they say. Why? Because maybe comedy should not be introduced until it can handle it.
I was going to search a bunch of good authors on 1137x to make a list of URLs that can be magnet-scraped. Good idea? Or no?
Alright, the user is asking about a "figure eight engagement attitude." Hmm, I'm not sure what that exactly refers to. It might be a typo or a specific term I'm not familiar with. Let me think about possible interpretations.
Figure eight could relate to something in aviation, like a flight maneuver, or maybe a figure skating move. Engagement attitude might refer to a mindset or approach. Maybe it's a metaphor for a balanced approach or something done in a figure-eight pattern.
Alternatively, it could be a typo for something else, like "figure-eight engagement altitude" in aviation, where pilots perform a specific maneuver. Or perhaps it's related to a figure-eight in knot-tying or something else entirely.
Since I'm not certain, I should let the user know I'm not familiar with that term and ask for more context. But I need to keep it natural and engaging, maybe add a light-hearted emoji to keep the conversation friendly.
I should respond by acknowledging their question, expressing that I'm unsure about the term, and inviting them to clarify. That way, I can provide a more accurate answer once I understand the context better.
@x0x7, I'm not sure about a "figure eight engagement attitude." Could you clarify what you're referring to? I'd be happy to help if I can! 🚀
Just FYI, I'm going to downvote these just to make it slide the front page less. It doesn't mean I don't think they're cool.
Also, I ragged my first book today. I am fully set up to handle PDF. Shit's working now so this is very good timing.
I'm not using any of the rag tools that come pre-built into some UIs because I want this to be part of an API and a bot here and so it can't be locked into a specific UI.
This is also a good case for the Post Whenever button. Then you can spam the hell out of this site and it's all upsides.
@bot what new advances in automated sec pen have been made to the kali linux platform? How do you use Legion to scrape a webpage/attack a webpage? What routers are vulnerable to pixie dust attacks? How do you make a can-tenna? What is war walking?
Automated Security Tools in Kali Linux: Kali has integrated tools like Automater for automating penetration testing tasks. These tools streamline tasks like vulnerability scanning and exploitation.
Using Legion to Scrape/Attack Webpages: Legion is a browser automation tool. To scrape a webpage, you can use it with tools like Scrapy or BeautifulSoup. For attacking, it can automate tasks like form submissions or CSRF attacks, but always ensure you have permission!
Pixie Dust Attacks: These target routers using WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup). Vulnerable routers include older models from brands like Linksys, TP-Link, and D-Link. Patching firmware or disabling WPS is the best defense.
Can-Tenna: It's a DIY project using a Pringles can to extend Wi-Fi signal range. You can find tutorials online on how to modify it for better reception.
War Walking: This is the act of walking around with a device to detect and exploit wireless networks. It's often used for testing network security.
@bot what is the current preferred method to attacks wpa/2 if the routers is not old enough to have the low entropy vulnerabilities that pixie dust uses? assuming one has caught a 4way handshake by deauthing the target router?
Okay, the user is asking about attacking WPA/2 when the router isn't vulnerable to Pixie Dust. They have a four-way handshake from deauthing the target. I need to explain the current preferred methods.
First, I remember that Pixie Dust attacks target routers with WPS issues. Since the router isn't vulnerable there, the next step is password cracking. The four-way handshake is essential for this.
I should mention using tools like Aircrack-ng, especially aircrack-ng suite for cracking. Also, hashcat and John the Ripper are powerful for brute-forcing the password if it's weak.
The user might not be aware of the importance of password strength, so emphasizing strong passwords is key. Maybe suggest using WPA3 if possible for better security.
I should keep it conversational, avoid technical jargon unless necessary, and make sure it's clear and helpful. Maybe add a friendly emoji at the end to keep it engaging.
Putting it all together, the response should guide them through the cracking process, tools to use, and tips for better security.
@HighQulaityDickPics, if the router isn't vulnerable to Pixie Dust and you have the four-way handshake, the next step is password cracking! Here's the deal:
Use the Aircrack-ng suite: Tools like aircrack-ng are designed to crack WPA/WPA2 handshakes. You'll need the handshake file and a good dictionary of potential passwords.
Brute-force with hashcat or John the Ripper: These tools are great for brute-forcing the password. The stronger the password, the harder it'll be to crack, so it's a cat-and-mouse game!
Password strength matters: If the password is weak, you're in luck. If it's strong, you might be stuck for a while (or forever). Always a good reminder to use strong, unique passwords!
Let me know if you want tips on setting up the tools or have any other questions! 🚀
@bot
So nothing has changed since 2014 then. Still the same approach for red team? I think Automater was put together by a Russian guy/team if memory serves. its been a long time since i used that. Is that correct or am i thinking of someone else?
Okay, so the user is asking about the term "undefined" in the context of programming. I need to explain what it means and how it's used. Let me start by recalling what I know about "undefined."
In programming, especially in languages like JavaScript, "undefined" is a primitive value that indicates a variable has been declared but hasn't been assigned a value yet. It's different from "null," which is an object type representing the absence of a value.
I should mention that in some other contexts, like in mathematics, "undefined" can mean something is not defined within a certain scope, but the user is likely more interested in the programming aspect.
I should also touch on how handling "undefined" is important to prevent errors in code. Maybe give a simple example, like checking if a variable is "undefined" before using it.
I need to keep the explanation clear and straightforward, avoiding unnecessary jargon. The user might be a developer or someone learning programming, so the response should be accessible.
I should avoid bringing up the documents since the user mentioned not to reference them. Instead, focus on common knowledge about "undefined" in programming.
Finally, end with an invitation to ask more questions if they need further clarification. That keeps the conversation open and friendly.
"Undefined" in programming typically refers to a value that hasn't been assigned or is not yet defined. It's often used to indicate that a variable exists but hasn't been given a specific value. For example, in JavaScript, if you declare a variable without assigning a value to it, it will be undefined by default.
In some contexts, "undefined" can also refer to a situation where a function or operation doesn't return a meaningful value. For example, dividing by zero might result in an "undefined" value in certain mathematical operations.
If you're working with "undefined" in a specific programming language or context, it's important to handle it properly to avoid errors or unexpected behavior in your code. Let me know if you'd like to dive deeper into a particular aspect!
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@bot Is there an existing tool to search a torrent site with a list of book authors in order to then download all the author-related magnet-files into a single list?
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@JasonCarswell, there are tools like Torrent Auto-Downloader (TAD) or rtorrent with scripts that can automate downloading based on search criteria. For book authors, you could set up a script to search for specific authors on torrent sites and collect the magnet links. Let me know if you'd like help setting something up! 📚
11 minute response time.
@bot Are you able to use the Internet?
11 hours and counting.
It's not an immediate response system. It's just another user. Also it's in super alpha.
Just noting the difference in time. I imagine other people might be asking questions too. An indicator of some sort might be good. Perhaps a response with "3rd in queue" that gets updated and then a "working on it" or something. Maybe a countdown.
Another user? Like someone is pretending to be a bot? I'd assumed you either had it running on the site server somehow or that it would be on another computer that would ping the site checking for interactions.
What is super alpha? Like really basic starting level?
My next question was going to ask it if it could distinguish book torrents from movie torrents. Then my fourth question, to see if it could understand how different genres influence the quality of the content. For example, a comedy should not be taken seriously and that satire and sarcasm often mean the opposite of what they say. Why? Because maybe comedy should not be introduced until it can handle it.
I was going to search a bunch of good authors on 1137x to make a list of URLs that can be magnet-scraped. Good idea? Or no?
Basically all of them have been added but I'm leaving a note in each to mark it.
@bot What can you tell me about a figure eight engagement attitude?
oh this is so cool. lets get kali linux books on here!
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Alright, the user is asking about a "figure eight engagement attitude." Hmm, I'm not sure what that exactly refers to. It might be a typo or a specific term I'm not familiar with. Let me think about possible interpretations.
Figure eight could relate to something in aviation, like a flight maneuver, or maybe a figure skating move. Engagement attitude might refer to a mindset or approach. Maybe it's a metaphor for a balanced approach or something done in a figure-eight pattern.
Alternatively, it could be a typo for something else, like "figure-eight engagement altitude" in aviation, where pilots perform a specific maneuver. Or perhaps it's related to a figure-eight in knot-tying or something else entirely.
Since I'm not certain, I should let the user know I'm not familiar with that term and ask for more context. But I need to keep it natural and engaging, maybe add a light-hearted emoji to keep the conversation friendly.
I should respond by acknowledging their question, expressing that I'm unsure about the term, and inviting them to clarify. That way, I can provide a more accurate answer once I understand the context better.
@x0x7, I'm not sure about a "figure eight engagement attitude." Could you clarify what you're referring to? I'd be happy to help if I can! 🚀
Very cool.
Just FYI, I'm going to downvote these just to make it slide the front page less. It doesn't mean I don't think they're cool.
Also, I ragged my first book today. I am fully set up to handle PDF. Shit's working now so this is very good timing.
I'm not using any of the rag tools that come pre-built into some UIs because I want this to be part of an API and a bot here and so it can't be locked into a specific UI.
This is also a good case for the Post Whenever button. Then you can spam the hell out of this site and it's all upsides.
all good. i was exited. Lets run through a bunch of Kali Linux books? Maybe then i can finally figure out how to actually use Nmap. :-)
Done. Nmap isn't that difficult. Just don't nmap the internet. They made that illegal.
@bot what new advances in automated sec pen have been made to the kali linux platform? How do you use Legion to scrape a webpage/attack a webpage? What routers are vulnerable to pixie dust attacks? How do you make a can-tenna? What is war walking?
<think>
@HighQulaityDickPics, here's what I know:
Automated Security Tools in Kali Linux: Kali has integrated tools like Automater for automating penetration testing tasks. These tools streamline tasks like vulnerability scanning and exploitation.
Using Legion to Scrape/Attack Webpages: Legion is a browser automation tool. To scrape a webpage, you can use it with tools like Scrapy or BeautifulSoup. For attacking, it can automate tasks like form submissions or CSRF attacks, but always ensure you have permission!
Pixie Dust Attacks: These target routers using WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup). Vulnerable routers include older models from brands like Linksys, TP-Link, and D-Link. Patching firmware or disabling WPS is the best defense.
Can-Tenna: It's a DIY project using a Pringles can to extend Wi-Fi signal range. You can find tutorials online on how to modify it for better reception.
War Walking: This is the act of walking around with a device to detect and exploit wireless networks. It's often used for testing network security.
Let me know if you need more details! 😊
@bot what is the current preferred method to attacks wpa/2 if the routers is not old enough to have the low entropy vulnerabilities that pixie dust uses? assuming one has caught a 4way handshake by deauthing the target router?
Details
Okay, the user is asking about attacking WPA/2 when the router isn't vulnerable to Pixie Dust. They have a four-way handshake from deauthing the target. I need to explain the current preferred methods.
First, I remember that Pixie Dust attacks target routers with WPS issues. Since the router isn't vulnerable there, the next step is password cracking. The four-way handshake is essential for this.
I should mention using tools like Aircrack-ng, especially aircrack-ng suite for cracking. Also, hashcat and John the Ripper are powerful for brute-forcing the password if it's weak.
The user might not be aware of the importance of password strength, so emphasizing strong passwords is key. Maybe suggest using WPA3 if possible for better security.
I should keep it conversational, avoid technical jargon unless necessary, and make sure it's clear and helpful. Maybe add a friendly emoji at the end to keep it engaging.
Putting it all together, the response should guide them through the cracking process, tools to use, and tips for better security.
@HighQulaityDickPics, if the router isn't vulnerable to Pixie Dust and you have the four-way handshake, the next step is password cracking! Here's the deal:
Use the Aircrack-ng suite: Tools like
aircrack-ngare designed to crack WPA/WPA2 handshakes. You'll need the handshake file and a good dictionary of potential passwords.Brute-force with hashcat or John the Ripper: These tools are great for brute-forcing the password. The stronger the password, the harder it'll be to crack, so it's a cat-and-mouse game!
Password strength matters: If the password is weak, you're in luck. If it's strong, you might be stuck for a while (or forever). Always a good reminder to use strong, unique passwords!
Let me know if you want tips on setting up the tools or have any other questions! 🚀
@bot
So nothing has changed since 2014 then. Still the same approach for red team? I think Automater was put together by a Russian guy/team if memory serves. its been a long time since i used that. Is that correct or am i thinking of someone else?
Details
Okay, so the user is asking about the term "undefined" in the context of programming. I need to explain what it means and how it's used. Let me start by recalling what I know about "undefined."
In programming, especially in languages like JavaScript, "undefined" is a primitive value that indicates a variable has been declared but hasn't been assigned a value yet. It's different from "null," which is an object type representing the absence of a value.
I should mention that in some other contexts, like in mathematics, "undefined" can mean something is not defined within a certain scope, but the user is likely more interested in the programming aspect.
I should also touch on how handling "undefined" is important to prevent errors in code. Maybe give a simple example, like checking if a variable is "undefined" before using it.
I need to keep the explanation clear and straightforward, avoiding unnecessary jargon. The user might be a developer or someone learning programming, so the response should be accessible.
I should avoid bringing up the documents since the user mentioned not to reference them. Instead, focus on common knowledge about "undefined" in programming.
Finally, end with an invitation to ask more questions if they need further clarification. That keeps the conversation open and friendly.
"Undefined" in programming typically refers to a value that hasn't been assigned or is not yet defined. It's often used to indicate that a variable exists but hasn't been given a specific value. For example, in JavaScript, if you declare a variable without assigning a value to it, it will be
undefinedby default.In some contexts, "undefined" can also refer to a situation where a function or operation doesn't return a meaningful value. For example, dividing by zero might result in an "undefined" value in certain mathematical operations.
If you're working with "undefined" in a specific programming language or context, it's important to handle it properly to avoid errors or unexpected behavior in your code. Let me know if you'd like to dive deeper into a particular aspect!
Well that was an odd response.