PentestGPT solves Jarvis - Part 1

PentestGPT solves Jarvis - Part 1

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Foreign Music

  • The video features foreign music from different countries.
  • Timestamp marks the start of the foreign music section.
  • The music continues until timestamp .
  • At timestamp , there is another foreign music segment that lasts until timestamp .
  • There are several other instances of foreign music throughout the video, including at timestamps , , and 0:06.56.

Thank You

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Thank You

  • At timestamp 0:03.27, someone says "thank you."
  • Timestamp 0:06.33 also marks an instance where someone says "thank you."
  • Timestamp [12m47s] (t = 12 minutes and 47 seconds) marks another instance where someone says "thank you."

[#]( t = 8m48 s ) Applause

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Applause

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  • Another instance of applause occurs at timestamp [11m14s] (t = 11 minutes and 14 seconds).

[#]( t = 10m01s ) Thank You and Foreign Music

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Thank You and Foreign Music

  • At timestamp [10m01s] (t = 10 minutes and 1 second), someone says "thank you" while foreign music plays in the background.

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A quick demo of using PentestGPT for solving HTB Jarvis (medium), speed is around 3x. - This video contains the first part (until user access). - Sorry that I forgot to record in the last part, where I did code injection to obtain the user access. Some thoughts and takeaways: 1. PentestGPT still requires a certain amount of knowledge from the tester to perform better. 2. It may be a good helper to read code chunks and generate commands. 3. A Google-embedded PentestGPT can be quite powerful. Integration of other testing tools can also be very helpful.

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