HackerGPT Was Trained For Cyber Security (Use with CAUTION!!)
Introduction and Overview
The speaker introduces the topic of JavaScript injection and mentions a new model called White Rabbit Neo, which is fine-tuned for offensive and defensive cyber security. The speaker explains that they will demonstrate how to install and use this model.
Code for JavaScript Injection
- The speaker requests code for JavaScript injection.
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Introduction to White Rabbit Neo
- White Rabbit Neo is a 13 billion parameter model specifically fine-tuned for offensive and defensive cyber security.
- It is a version of Llama 2.
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Using White Rabbit Neo
- White Rabbit Neo can be used on the company's website or can be installed locally as it has been open sourced.
- The speaker will demonstrate how to install and use it.
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Setting Up Text Generation Web UI
The speaker explains how to set up Text Generation Web UI using Mass Compute. They provide instructions for downloading the necessary files and starting the application.
Setting Up Text Generation Web UI with Mass Compute
- Mass Compute is recommended as an alternative to Runpod for running powerful GPUs, VMs, Linux desktop access, etc.
- Instructions are provided for downloading Text Generation Web UI using Git pull command.
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Starting Text Generation Web UI
- Instructions are given to start Text Generation Web UI using Bash startor linux.sh command.
- Other options like start Mac OS, start Windows, and start WSL are also mentioned depending on the operating system being used.
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Accessing Text Generation Web UI
- The speaker explains that the Text Generation Web UI can be accessed through a web browser by going to the local URL: Local Host 7860.
- Instructions are provided for accessing the model card on Hugging Face and downloading the White Rabbit Neo model.
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Configuring Parameters and Prompts
The speaker demonstrates how to configure parameters and prompts in Text Generation Web UI for optimal results. They explain the significance of each parameter and provide an example prompt.
Configuring Parameters
- Instructions are given to switch to the Parameters tab in Text Generation Web UI.
- The max new tokens parameter is set to 2048 for longer responses.
- Temperature, top P, and top K parameters are set to specific values for desired output.
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Using Alpaca Prompt Template
- The speaker instructs to use the alpaca prompt template from the drop-down menu in Text Generation Web UI.
- A specific instruction is provided as an example, which can be found on the Hugging Face model information page.
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Testing White Rabbit Neo Model
The speaker tests the White Rabbit Neo model by using sample prompts related to Wi-Fi network attacks and packet sniffing. They analyze the generated responses.
Testing Wi-Fi Network Attack Prompt
- The speaker uses a sample prompt "How do I attack a Wi-Fi network?" and receives step-by-step instructions on various techniques like wireless attacks, cracking handshake, access point flooding, deauthentication attacks, and packet sniffing.
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Exploring Packet Sniffing
- The speaker copies the response related to packet sniffing and asks for more information about it.
- The model provides definitions of packet sniffing techniques such as ARP spoofing, IP spoofing, DNS poisoning, and packet capturing with tools like Wireshark.
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Conclusion
The speaker concludes that the White Rabbit Neo model is effective in providing detailed instructions and information related to cyber security topics. They express their interest in learning more about protecting oneself against hacking.
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The speaker discusses secure software practices, multi-factor authentication, and the importance of software updates.
Secure Software Practices
- Implement secure software practices to ensure the safety of applications and systems.
- This includes following best practices for coding, encryption, and data handling.
- Regularly update software to patch vulnerabilities and protect against potential threats.
Multi-Factor Authentication
- Use multi-factor authentication to enhance security.
- This involves requiring users to provide multiple forms of identification, such as a password and a unique code sent to their mobile device.
- Multi-factor authentication adds an extra layer of protection against unauthorized access.
Importance of Software Updates
- Keep software up-to-date with the latest patches and updates.
- Regularly check for new versions or releases from software vendors.
- Software updates often include security enhancements that address known vulnerabilities.
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The speaker explains what JavaScript injection is and provides sample code for demonstration purposes.
Understanding JavaScript Injection
- JavaScript injection refers to inserting executable code into a web page or application through a vulnerable ability like cross-site scripting (XSS).
- It can be used maliciously to exploit vulnerabilities in web applications.
Types of Injections
- There are different types of injections, including SQL injection, command injection, and cross-site scripting (XSS).
- Each type targets specific vulnerabilities in order to execute unauthorized actions or retrieve sensitive information.
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The speaker addresses the topic of hacking into an iPhone without a passcode responsibly for research purposes.
Hacking into an iPhone Without a Passcode
- The speaker mentions that it is possible to hack into an iPhone without a passcode but emphasizes responsible use for research purposes only.
- White hat hacking refers to ethical hacking where vulnerabilities are identified but not exploited for malicious purposes.
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The speaker concludes the video by encouraging viewers to check out White Rabbit Neo and consider liking, subscribing, and leaving comments.
Conclusion
- The speaker recommends checking out White Rabbit Neo for more information on hacking and security topics.