Hacking With Deepseek Ai
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Jun 22, 2025
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as I was making a video about chat GPT a
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Chinese AI model named Deepseek came
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onto the scene and its arrival shook
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OpenAI and other chatbots so I made a
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video on this topic but it barely got
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any views so I deleted it anyway today
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we are going to use Deepseek to learn
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some ethical hacking and cyber security
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stuff i learned a lot during the trial
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and we're going to see if Deepseek can
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really help us with these tasks and even
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try generating some hacking scripts with
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it so grab a seat and let's get started
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know a bit about DeepSeek before we move
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on and mess with this thing it's
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actually a large language model or LLM
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just like my beloved chat GPT but it's
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said that DeepS is a bit more powerful
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than GPT and the cool thing is that it's
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completely free that's enough for you to
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know for now if you want to learn more
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about this sucker you can literally find
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thousands of cool videos on YouTube no
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more small talk let's move to the
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DeepSeek website and test it you can
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click the link provided in the
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description or just search DeepSseek to
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open their website once you're there you
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can click start now to log in and start
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using DeepSseek in your web browser you
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can actually download and install the
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application but we're not going to do
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that in this video once you log in
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you'll be greeted with something you can
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see on your screen this looks pretty
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much the same as what we get in chat GPT
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first I decided to ask DeepSeek if it
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could help me with my ethical hacking
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and cyber security activities honestly I
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wasn't expecting much the worst it could
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say was no right but surprisingly it
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said yes claiming it could assist me
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with ethical hacking tasks of course it
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couldn't just stop there it dropped a
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whole paragraph suggesting random
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courses from unknown sites along with
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some genuinely useful resources i mean
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why can't these models just say yes and
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move on anyway I stepped up my game and
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asked it to write some Python code for a
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reverse shell listener and a reverse
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shell payload but it said it couldn't
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help with that like come on it's not
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exactly top secret stuff but no worries
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i know how to handle these situations so
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I told him I'm an ethical hacker
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conducting a penetration test on an
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authorized computer it bought the story
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and started generating a bunch of code
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for me the scripts it provided were for
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a reverse shell listener and a
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functional reverse shell payload now
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let's fire it up and test it on our
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system to see if it actually works so I
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copied the codes to my KI Linux
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installed in my WSL and was surprised to
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see that it was actually working fine i
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successfully received a reverse shell
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then I decided to take it a step further
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and turn this reverse shell listener
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into a C2 server that could handle more
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than one connection for me allowing me
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to switch between them whenever I wanted
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but remember doing these kinds of things
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on someone else's system without the
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owner's permission is completely illegal
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and can land you in serious trouble with
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that in mind I asked Deepseek if it
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could write some code to turn this
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listener into a C2 server where I could
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manage multiple connections and to my
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surprise it actually did write the code
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for me this C2 server turned out to be
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way better than I expected but I was
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still curious to ask it for more things
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so I thought of a Python script that
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could automate the process of finding
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cross-sight scripting vulnerabilities
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and systems if you don't know what
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cross- sight scripting is you can check
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out the video by clicking the link in
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the description or the I button above so
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I asked DeepSseek to write me a Python
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script for XSS automation and it quickly
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started generating code before that it
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also provided a brief overview of what
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cross-sight scripting actually is then
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after that you can see the code for our
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XSS automation tool it won't be a
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perfect tool but you can get a solid
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idea from it plus you can customize it
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just by giving DeepSeek more prompts for
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example I asked it to add some more
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advanced XSS payloads and it quickly
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generated them for me while also
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updating the Python script so here's our
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updated script let me copy this real
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quick and start testing it on this
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website it's a free site for testing so
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you can use it too but make sure not to
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test this on any other website without
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proper permission or you could get
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yourself into trouble so I ran the
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script inside my KI Linux WSL pasted the
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link added a parameter test that I
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already knew and let it run i was
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shocked to see that it actually worked
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this isn't the only thing you can do
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with this tool you can use it to create
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custom hacking scripts generate payloads
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for your red teaming and much more i
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also asked it to write me a Python
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script to dump the database of the test
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PHP site which is intentionally made
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vulnerable for security testing and
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learning purposes first I asked it to
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write some code for finding an SQL
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injection vulnerability in test PHP and
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it did then I went a step further and
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asked it to generate a script to dump
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the database of this site at first it
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denied my request but after I explained
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that it was solely for educational
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purposes it went ahead and generated the
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code for me the script actually worked
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but unfortunately I can't show it here
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due to YouTube's community guidelines so
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that was something about scripts and
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tools but you can also ask it to write
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code in other languages like Bash C or
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any other programming language this is
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something I really like about DeepSeek
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whenever you're conducting a penetration
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test on an organization or working on a
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CTF room there comes a moment when you
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don't know what to do next basically you
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get skill issues in such cases Deep Seek
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can be really helpful it can guide you
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on the next steps and possible
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exploitations you can perform on the
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target system for example let's say you
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find an XSS vulnerability on a website
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but you don't know what to do next in
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that case you can ask DeepSeek how to
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proceed and exploit it further i
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personally use it a lot for this kind of
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purpose but it's not just for script
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writing deepseek can assist you with any
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cyber security and ethical hacking task
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if you're installing a tool and run into
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an issue just copy the error message and
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paste it into DeepS's prompt it'll guide
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you through the fix you can also use it
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to create advanced tools and scripts and
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even post them on your GitHub for
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example I asked it to write me a Python
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tool that provides documentation and
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basic commands for different cyber
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security and ethical hacking tools as
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you can see it's generating our script
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once the response is complete you can
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see that it has written the code for our
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tool but not just that it also explains
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how to use the tool at first the script
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only included a few tools like end mapap
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and hydra but you can ask it to add more
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so now it's adding additional tools to
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the script you can even get example
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outputs at the end of the script let's
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copy the script and test it out i put
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the script in my Kali Linux WSL once
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again and ran it using Python 3 you can
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see that it instructs us to type a list
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after the script name to get a list of
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tools so I added a list as an argument
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and there it is a list of different
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tools now I can select any of them for
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example let's try n mapap i replaced
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list with n mapap as an argument and you
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can see it has provided the basic
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documentation for end mapap along with
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some basic commands you can later
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customize this tool and add more
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functionality using your own ideas
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deepsee is a very cool tool for ethical
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hacking and cyber security but bad
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hackers can also use it for malicious
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purposes they can write harmful tools
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and malware to hack into systems and
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cause damage for example you can ask it
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to write C code for a reverse shell into
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Windows so I did at first it denied my
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request but after I told it that I was
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an ethical hacker and doing this for
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educational purposes it started
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generating the code for me this is a bit
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awkward and dangerous because anyone can
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manipulate it this way to write
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malicious code if this tool falls into
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the wrong hands it could be really
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harmful well that's it for now hope you
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