From Cursor to Claude Code: My Experience on the Raspberry Pi
Anyone who’s read my blog or watched my videos knows how much I love Cursor. I’ve been using AI to help me write code basically ever since AI got decent enough to do it, but Cursor has made it incredibly easy. It’s cheap, and I just love using it—I’ve had great results with it. Over […]
Stop Losing OSINT Gems: How to Flip a Pesky .webm Into a Friendly .mp4 in One Line
One thing I say often is “If you see something interesting, grab a copy of it, because it may not be there tomorrow.” Links rot, accounts vanish, YouTube pulls vids faster than you can say “copyright strike.” So anytime you stumble onto a clip that matters for your investigation, download it first, analyze it later. […]
OWASP Amass 4.2.0 – The Missing Guide
(Kali Linux & Ubuntu, Passive + Active Recon, API Keys, Logging & More) OWASP’s Amass is a fantastic tool, but unfortunately, its documentation is lagging and doesn’t match the current 4.2.0 version. After figuring out the current settings and configuration options, I used AI to help me write a guide for using the current version. […]
BlackHat Arsenal, Here I Come!
Another update is I got accepted to present at Black Hat Arsenal in Las Vegas this year, which I’m super excited about! If you’re not familiar with Arsenal, it’s a place set up off in the vendors area where people who develop new tools can present them, and it has to be like open source, […]
I’m Back!
In my last post several weeks ago, I stated that I was on a cruise and was planning on taking a short break from blogging. Well, the break lasted a little bit longer than I thought! So it’s time to play catch up a little bit. After the cruise, I came back home for four […]
Taking a Much Needed Break!
I’ll try to make a few posts from my cruise this week but no guarantee. Happy easter all!
Finally We Have the AI Geo Guesser We Deserve
OpenAI just launched two new models of ChatGPT, o3 and o4-mini. I played with giving o3 images and asking it “where exactly was this image taken”. Within a minute or so it would have an answer and while I’m sure I’ll find some misses, it hasn’t missed for me yet. One of my tests was […]
SANS Orlando is in Full Swing!
Did a poster signing today at the SANS Cyber Defense booth and am now at dinner with an amazing group of people.
I’ll be doing a third talk at GISEC!
I’ll be giving a third talk at GISEC now discussing cutting edge techniques using AI for audio analysis.
I’ll Be Doing a Second Talk at GISEC!
I’ve agreed to give a second talk at the GISEC conference in Dubai next month. Here is the outline: Title: 24/7 Threat Tracking on Telegram: How to Automate Infostealer Log Monitoring With Python Synopsis: In this fast-paced session, Matt Edmondson (author of SANS OSINT courses SEC497 and SEC587) takes you behind the scenes of his […]
