Whoops, I changed the panel builder for that tab and forgot to check it after! I'll get that fixed ASAP and push an update. I'll tag you once that's done π
November 10, 2025 at 2:27 PM
Whoops, I changed the panel builder for that tab and forgot to check it after! I'll get that fixed ASAP and push an update. I'll tag you once that's done π
I only released InsiKt last night, but I've already made a great improvement to row filtering.
Filtering 130k entries with regex now takes only 2 seconds! π₯
Filtering 130k entries with regex now takes only 2 seconds! π₯
Long overdue, but I rewrote Logger++ to be more memory efficient and fix all the bugs!
github.com/CoreyD97/Ins...
github.com/CoreyD97/Ins...
Release Initial Release! Β· CoreyD97/InsiKt
Logger++ is dead, long live InsiKt!
It has been a long time since I first adopted Logger++ from @irsdl back in 2017. Since then I have left NCC Group and no longer have access to the repository, so...
github.com
November 9, 2025 at 2:00 PM
I only released InsiKt last night, but I've already made a great improvement to row filtering.
Filtering 130k entries with regex now takes only 2 seconds! π₯
Filtering 130k entries with regex now takes only 2 seconds! π₯
Long overdue, but I rewrote Logger++ to be more memory efficient and fix all the bugs!
github.com/CoreyD97/Ins...
github.com/CoreyD97/Ins...
Release Initial Release! Β· CoreyD97/InsiKt
Logger++ is dead, long live InsiKt!
It has been a long time since I first adopted Logger++ from @irsdl back in 2017. Since then I have left NCC Group and no longer have access to the repository, so...
github.com
November 8, 2025 at 7:44 PM
Long overdue, but I rewrote Logger++ to be more memory efficient and fix all the bugs!
github.com/CoreyD97/Ins...
github.com/CoreyD97/Ins...
I agree though, with various feature requests it definitely got much bigger than it needed to be. The next version aims to be much less memory intensive
October 8, 2025 at 7:09 PM
I agree though, with various feature requests it definitely got much bigger than it needed to be. The next version aims to be much less memory intensive
Sorry, I've been working on it in the background and hope to have a new release out soonish. It's a complete rewrite though so it's taking a bit longer!
October 8, 2025 at 7:08 PM
Sorry, I've been working on it in the background and hope to have a new release out soonish. It's a complete rewrite though so it's taking a bit longer!
I hadn't seen their Httpql before, but if you're after something similar in Burp, Logger++ has a very similar filter language
October 8, 2025 at 7:05 PM
I hadn't seen their Httpql before, but if you're after something similar in Burp, Logger++ has a very similar filter language
It seems fine to me, the syntax is basically just Java and the docs are standard java docs?
October 8, 2025 at 4:48 PM
It seems fine to me, the syntax is basically just Java and the docs are standard java docs?
Me: "Hey google, turn the lamps on"
Google: "OK, when's the alarm for?"
Google: "OK, when's the alarm for?"
a man with glasses and a beard is sitting in front of a microphone saying gibberish
Alt: a man with glasses and a beard is sitting in front of a microphone saying gibberish
media.tenor.com
July 24, 2025 at 7:59 PM
Me: "Hey google, turn the lamps on"
Google: "OK, when's the alarm for?"
Google: "OK, when's the alarm for?"
I've been wanting to go for a long time but never got around to it, but it's definitely somewhere I can see myself living for sure
July 22, 2025 at 12:18 PM
I've been wanting to go for a long time but never got around to it, but it's definitely somewhere I can see myself living for sure
I just booked a long weekend in the most remote cabin I could find in Norway for later this year. If I don't come back I've either decided to stay forever or been eaten by a bear.
Both sound like good options in 2025 right now.
Both sound like good options in 2025 right now.
July 22, 2025 at 10:54 AM
I just booked a long weekend in the most remote cabin I could find in Norway for later this year. If I don't come back I've either decided to stay forever or been eaten by a bear.
Both sound like good options in 2025 right now.
Both sound like good options in 2025 right now.
Bet you'd have to look pretty hard to find the asterisk footnote too
July 22, 2025 at 10:52 AM
Bet you'd have to look pretty hard to find the asterisk footnote too
Reposted by Corey Arthur
You're not ready for how powerful Custom Actions are.
You can now build your own AI hacking sidekicks that rewrite requests for you.
Forget typing payloads - just let your assistant do it.
π₯ Welcome to the future of offensive automation.
Get the source code:
github.com/PortSwigger/...
You can now build your own AI hacking sidekicks that rewrite requests for you.
Forget typing payloads - just let your assistant do it.
π₯ Welcome to the future of offensive automation.
Get the source code:
github.com/PortSwigger/...
July 17, 2025 at 1:44 PM
You're not ready for how powerful Custom Actions are.
You can now build your own AI hacking sidekicks that rewrite requests for you.
Forget typing payloads - just let your assistant do it.
π₯ Welcome to the future of offensive automation.
Get the source code:
github.com/PortSwigger/...
You can now build your own AI hacking sidekicks that rewrite requests for you.
Forget typing payloads - just let your assistant do it.
π₯ Welcome to the future of offensive automation.
Get the source code:
github.com/PortSwigger/...
Hooliganism and the whole culture that comes with football fans. It's just an excuse to drink too much and act like a knobhead for a ton of people.
June 4, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Hooliganism and the whole culture that comes with football fans. It's just an excuse to drink too much and act like a knobhead for a ton of people.
DOGEs next assignment will be using AI to filter through submissions at a cost of millions of tax payer money πΈ
May 31, 2025 at 8:28 PM
DOGEs next assignment will be using AI to filter through submissions at a cost of millions of tax payer money πΈ
Not going to lie, I'm sick of constantly hearing the Ring doorbell chime everywhere I go.
May 31, 2025 at 1:19 PM
Not going to lie, I'm sick of constantly hearing the Ring doorbell chime everywhere I go.
Reposted by Corey Arthur
Excited to announce I will be speaking
at BSides Exeter this year! If you like web research, novel detection techniques and nerding out about desync attacks, feel free to come and listen!
at BSides Exeter this year! If you like web research, novel detection techniques and nerding out about desync attacks, feel free to come and listen!
April 8, 2025 at 8:00 AM
Excited to announce I will be speaking
at BSides Exeter this year! If you like web research, novel detection techniques and nerding out about desync attacks, feel free to come and listen!
at BSides Exeter this year! If you like web research, novel detection techniques and nerding out about desync attacks, feel free to come and listen!
If I get my wish for being able to modify the request directly using Bambdas, these will be even more incredible
April 1, 2025 at 4:27 PM
If I get my wish for being able to modify the request directly using Bambdas, these will be even more incredible
I didn't know Repeater Bambdas would be released this soon already, this is great! π
April 1, 2025 at 4:19 PM
I didn't know Repeater Bambdas would be released this soon already, this is great! π
I tried to track down a matching Android app, but never found it unfortunately...
March 19, 2025 at 12:39 PM
I tried to track down a matching Android app, but never found it unfortunately...
Essentially, any user with the extensions installed could become part of a botnet. Interestingly much of the traffic I observed through them were requests to Instagram etc, including other users credentials.
March 19, 2025 at 12:39 PM
Essentially, any user with the extensions installed could become part of a botnet. Interestingly much of the traffic I observed through them were requests to Instagram etc, including other users credentials.
Back in 2019 I found ~5 extensions with users totalling ~50k that had shifted to act maliciously.
The extensions were somewhat obfuscated with clear code to bypass Googles automated checks and seemed to access as an exit point for other users traffic.
The extensions were somewhat obfuscated with clear code to bypass Googles automated checks and seemed to access as an exit point for other users traffic.
March 19, 2025 at 12:39 PM
Back in 2019 I found ~5 extensions with users totalling ~50k that had shifted to act maliciously.
The extensions were somewhat obfuscated with clear code to bypass Googles automated checks and seemed to access as an exit point for other users traffic.
The extensions were somewhat obfuscated with clear code to bypass Googles automated checks and seemed to access as an exit point for other users traffic.