What I just made a thing on Twitter. It is a "bot". This python computer program runs on my computer and retweets Donald Trump's (https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump) Twitter account only if the original tweet came from an Android device. Here's what it looks like for both a tweet from Trump and one that is probably not: Why... Continue Reading →
Our modern web browsers such as Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox (as well as Internet Explorer, Opera and Safari) have the abilities to use our current location using a variety of techniques. Most of the time, the browser will prompt the user and ask for permission to use the current location on some web site. That... Continue Reading →
Announcement of a tool I wrote for OSINT beer drinking purposes. It grabs public data from the Untappd.com web site and analyzes drinking behavior.
When performing testing activities, whether it is web application penetration or usability testing, it is helpful to have example content to submit in web form fields. The same can be said for people trying to create sock-puppet or alias accounts on the Internet. We need to have sample/fake information so that we can set up... Continue Reading →
Lately I've been doing more Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) work where I look on the Internet for information about a subject and then compile it into a dossier. They can be very powerful and present a compelling picture.I gave "Running away from Security" talks at both BSidesCharm and BsidesBoston this year (and at CircleCityCon next week).... Continue Reading →
My newest recon-ng module, "profiler", Â is going to really blow you away. It doesn't do anything miraculous like crypto or ZigBee or SCADA but it does make it easy for you to get information about users on the Internet. Here is the basic premise: you want to find out if a certain user name exists... Continue Reading →
I'll be the first to say it, I'm no programmer. Sure I can hack a few lines together and craft some adequate regular expressions to get 'er done but I'm no formal coder. So it was with awesome joy that I found the Recon-ng framework. Tim Tomes (@LaNMaSteR53) created/is creating an easy python-based framework that... Continue Reading →
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