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Hello to doany101 DomSheldom huggi77 ladadwa uebba_bubba Nelx JMukwaya256 gpfister cajemac Adrip Prema kai_drawnzer s27 skkcyber 👋 Come and introduce yourself to the community! If you're here for support, ask a question and receive peer-to-peer support over in our help forum. If you're looking to dive straight in, sign up to attend our Labs Live webinar on Tuesday 15th to collaborate and solve an OT lab live on a call with SamMaesschalck.0likes0CommentsHelp with ELF file entry point in lab
Hi, I'm currently stumped on this lab in particular on the last question: https://us.immersivelabs.com/v2/labs/elf-execution-structure/series/computer-architecture It's asking for the "entry point", which I had assumed based on the image output was 0x4048c5 (it explicitly even says this in the image near the top!), but that's incorrect, as well as answers regarding the PhysAddr addresses. It had gotten to the point where I'm so stumped I tried putting in every other answer I could think of, like the type of program header or some of the names in the segment sections to no avail. The question itself is very vague (what else could be the 'entrypoint'?) and I've been stuck on this for quite some time. I'd appreciate any hints to point me in the right direction, because I don't know what else to put in for an answer now!1like2CommentsWelcome to our new members!
Welcome to DBolton ericung SteveHaslam abishek iyad_alnuairat RobH ubaidjafri anressh Davistevo WinnieY Fa11acy TSDavies Stefano jodell It was great to see many of you at yesterday's webinar Beyond the Situation Room with JonPaulGabriele. If you're looking for what to do next, or to do first in the community, why not introduce yourself to the community, ask a question and receive peer-to-peer support over in our help forum?2likes2CommentsCSM Tip: Have A Summer Series! Are YOU Taking Advantage Of Summer?
Being the comedian I am, I was going to title this tip “Have Your Own Personal Summer series” but I didn’t want the core message of this idea to get lost in my wacky humor. Working with customers over the years across the globe, I’ve seen a trend. What is that trend? People on the team take their annual holidays to enjoy the weather, spend time with their families when the kids are out of school, spend more time in the fresh air away from screens, etc. Thus, structured programs and large projects wane a little bit as opposed to the fervor that resumes as autumn hits. One of the ways customers overcome this and stick to their personal growth and development plans as well as the broad organizational/department plans is to host “Summer Series”. What is that you say? Well, it is sometimes a large group activity or challenge over the summer (have you checked out the challenge labs in the Exercise section of Immersive?) Or, it’s a weekly/biweekly/monthly “workshop” drop in session that team members can attend (when they are not on their well-earned annual holidays) to learn more on a topic (come on, I KNOW you want to learn more about cutting edge topics like secure coding in the age of integrated LLM in your apps and systems). So, be the voice on your team to suggest this or, like my wacky idea for a tip topic suggests, implement your own Personal Summer series. You will be glad you did.2likes0CommentsWelcome to this week's new members
Hey & welcome DCadet rahunlsingjdks mlieberson Sethughes georgec nasim_nasri JA CurlyWurly Otified Avinassh squareCutPizza thbrowne jkurdz Mark seanfriedman If you're here for support, head to our help forum and if you want to get to grips on the sort of content we put out on the community, check out SabrinaKayaci's latest blog on AI generated code. Can you identify the vulnerability in the AI generated code? Chat GPT couldn't... Let us know!1like1CommentWelcome to this week's new members
Please join me in welcoming our newest community members devin_wolf miketyhs aariz Ed852 tushar RichTaylor peti29 Mango iacontir f31i1031 jbanasiak Husky10 If you're here for support, head to our help forum and for general cyber chat, check out our community forum & introduce yourself to our network of cyber experts while you're there!1like2CommentsDid anyone actually win anything from the Human Connection Challenge?
It's been quite a while since the challenge ended, and still no official announcement about the winners. There was no live prize draw, and it feels like the whole thing just silently wrapped up. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not mad about not winning a major prize or anything. But it seems like nobody won anything ? I haven’t seen a single post from anyone saying “thank you” or mentioning they received something. That’s... odd, right? If you won a PS5, headphones, or any of the big prizes, please let us know. I’ll honestly be happy if I’m wrong and people did get rewarded. 😊 Just curious if there were actual winners0likes1CommentThoughts on AI-powered cyber tools...?
Hey everyone, I went to InfoSec in London recently, and it seemed like almost every stand had "AI" as a feature: AI-powered SIEMs, anomaly detection systems, etc. What's are people's opinions on all this marketing? Have you seen vast improvements in infosec systems with AI features, or do you think this is more the latest sales and fund-raising mechanism? Probably somewhere in between... I'd love to hear of any examples where you've had experience with new AI tools.