Just released GhostWasm, a Nim-based HTML & SVG smuggler using WebAssembly instead of JavaScript to bypass traditional smuggling detections. Supports file smuggling, redirects, and HTML injection via customizable templates. Link:

Publishing Losange, loading python packages in memory based on @naksyn's Pyramid and @operatorequals httpimport. Only essential dependencies (pyd or dlls) are written to disk, not entire packages. Here's the link:

Inspired by @0xcc00, writing a quick and dirty program to extract files directly from a NTFS volume was a great way to continue learning Nim. It's very much a POC. Here's the link: https://t.co/AtmkKjpFFX

I completed the ARTE certification from @hacktricks_live ! It was a great course, lots of labs and it even got updated as I was finishing up. I can't recommend it enough.

Nim + Zig = ❤️ By writing Nim and compiling with Zig, you can reduce static antivirus detection rates significantly. Here's a quick post about the process and the improvements in detection this toolchain gives us : https://t.co/6HicwI1pJK

Here's my first post on my recently created blog, on which I'll attempt to document things and stuff. This article touches on sandbox evasion techniques and their usefulness during targeted engagements https://t.co/CqmDsfKGaX

Thanks AI

Wrote a simple and hopefully pretty python wrapper around Terraform and Ansible to help manage and mature domains (ie: for pentesting engagements) on DigitalOcean: https://t.co/Aki9Smj805

Wrote a tool to hide "legitimate" phishing pages during phishing engagements: https://t.co/icJxrcymbb

Python plays GTA. Sentdex on @patreon, and you should be too: #NewPatron