Kitboga : I Made an AI Bot to STEAL from SCAMMERS (and it's working)

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It's one thing to sit there on the phone trying to ruin a scammer's day all by yourself, but what if you could train a computer to do it for you? Well, it would certainly free up your time and you could ruin multiple scammers' days at once. I'm definitely in favour of scaling up scammers' hardship through automation and I hope this gets even better.

That's not what it was called when I did it

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Unless you've been living under a rock the past several years, you've probably noticed the trend of putting computers into things and calling them smart. Smart phones, smart TVs, smart toothbrushes, etc. Well it turns out that hot tubs are among the things that have become computerized and rather predictably they're not secure. So far the attacks have not involved compromising the hot tubs themselves to run cryptomining malware (hot tub mine machines) but instead the command and control servers run by the manufacturer - which makes me think they should be called bot tubs instead of hot tubs.

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If you're familiar with malware families, this is not going to be anything like that. Instead, it just imagines various malware types as members of the family of things called "malware". It's also missing some malware types. Granted a lot of things can fall under the heading of trojan horse or bot, but if spyware gets it's own glyph then where's adware? Where are the downloaders, the droppers, the RATs? I guess the design would be too big if everything were included.