Good question 😂

My father died while getting ciggarettes

I don't wanna be that guy but.. he aint coming back m8.

He's almost done. He had to go to South Carolina. He started a small ranch that was on pretty worthless land at first. The cows and pigs fertilized the land to make it something he could grow plants on. He had to butcher the cows and pigs before he could plant fields of tobacco leaves. Harvest them. Allow them to dry properly, then grind the leaves into cut tobacco. It's a multiple year process. Last I talked to him he was drying the first crop.

i am gone son. don't w8 4 me😢

it really does!

it's great, not that we are biased at all...

@@flarecybersecurity Holy, it's the real flare account! Props to you guys for building something so useful! May I ask how the data gets scraped/processed? I'm curious to know

It's about 40-50k per year for businesses.

@@DeNikowNaa for most companies it starts around 20k. It's usage based pricing with how many "identifiers" or search terms you are monitoring

Can you give me a timestamp? I can't get every plosive, most of them should be gone, and the sm57b comes with a pop filter.

only thing he is awesome about is helping hackers how to get better at it and showing them exactly how their things can be reversed.

@@theraw22 Or you know... exposing hackers and how to defeat them.

maybe you should track him for playing you 🤔

can you elaborate?

Very conspiring. No one gets through this work, only government agencies. And if so, it's not data that you have to worry about, m8.

And I’ve watched it all.

No, he created a video, and in that video he showed off a software he likes.

What does a business really use though?

care to share what honeybadger is? im intrigued

​​@@inkybzyou p already googled but for the people who dont wanna: it's just a way to get geolocations, I think they took it down not because of it being dangerous but because it hasn't had a update in 5 years and doesn't work anymore

@@inkybz he made a video about this tool which can locate you precisely to few meters based on WiFi's you can find it as a GitHub project but it's pain to set it up (the database is crashing and I don't know what to do with it)

Fr it’s so lame

Clearly not. The bot just interacts with it.

Hey @zstewart93. Thanks for the feedback. The reason we don't publish our pricing is that we have a usage based model that does require a POC to identify how many assets you need to monitor. For most customers the price ends up being in the 20k-50k range depending on company size, appetite for monitoring and includes unlimited seats, API access, integrations etc. Hope that helps!

Just to clarify, Is the 20k-50k range annual or monthly?

@@elijahgundayao3024Annually!

@@elijahgundayao3024Annual! Monthly would be bsurd.

big L

He said "Cat gifs"

scam

Fr 24 minute ad 😐

no

should of watched more oh no your not on Windows 😮

as he mentioned looking into his second malware sample, there are python installers or standalone executables. So no, python has not to be installed. You are not safe.

@@technikschaf1574 💀

it works really good u should use it

It actually is. Last year there was a huge drama on PyPi because of spyware inside some libraries. Although the libraries are not targeted for the everyday user, they are still targeting at software developers, researchers, etc... and for any company that develops software that can be a huge problem Besides, in Python nowadays there is a way of compiling programs using Nuitka which transpiles python code to C code (using Cython) and then into machine code producing a statically linked binary executable (on windows, an EXE that does not depend on anything else to run) So TLDR, Python IS useful for building malware

Antiviruses can only detect what they know: Anything that is new or is written in a different way easily can pass undetected Your only safety net is your firewall and whatever you allow to go through your browser

@@Karurosagumajor malware is still written in C and will probably stay that way for a very long time.

even tho Nuitka exists, most script kiddies prefer pyinstaller, and sometimes try to obfuscate it. but in most of cases it is something as simple as first result of googling "python obfuscator online". but in most cases python obfuscation comes to one of two possible points: a) calling eval or exec with source code of malware b) calling eval or exec with already "compiled" bytecode, which can be disassembled

and in my opinion python is good only for beginning (or if you are script kiddie who just steals from github). yeah, python is easy, but in most cases python malwares are just not ready for "prod" - file size is too big, it is easy to detect that it is python and sometimes it just does not work. and because most of malwares are just forks of each other, they a) already in AV databases b) share common errors

nope

Degree doesn't matter.

You can and I am a proof of that I graduate in computer science at university and lemme tell u studying computer science in UNI will not make u a hacker, I was studying hacking on my own and hoping to graduate so I can be free to pursue my dream of being a hacker its good to have a degree but it ain't that important in hacking check out hackers-arise to learn cyber

@@lewcehjitl3282 cyberwarrior

Doing a lot of practice, A degree in computer science will be a good choice.

St. Patrick. He rid Ireland of all snakes

@@Ya_Boy_Vlad_Blyatyou not funny

python disassembler is just dis module (dis.dis function to print disassembled python instructions). if i remember correctly, you read pyc file, skip first 16 (or 64, don't remember) bytes of it, marshal.loads it and call dis.dis on result

Yes, like in cyberpunk

he prob reset it

@@Creeperfun12 oh yea for sure, especially because hes posting all sorts of new videos and probably some other comments mentioned it

Lmao

cant even be mad at it lmao@@CartoonSlug

yes he has changed his name to Mr Beast now 🎉

...what are you even talking about?

@@Tmanwith3yearsofwork shuuuush