Hello Reader,
Today Evan and I used Replit to create a digital forensic artifact website. While the website itself needs alot of content to be useful the fact that it created, tested, and deployed it within an hour is really impressive considering neither of us had used replit before.
Here is the website it made:
https://autodavecowen.replit.app/
Here is the video:
Hello Reader,
Tonight Evan and I tried to fix the workflow and fix some bugs in our CloudTrail log explorer. We had some successes and some failures and ended with the idea that we need a better set of prompts to redefine the problem. We rolled back some changes but made some progress in the end.
Tonight Evan and I were 'vibe debugging', trying to get the models to fix their own code. We were successfully able to get it to fix issues with the storage of the configuration file, but we left the stream being unable to start a memory capture process. Tune in tomorrow for more!
Hello Reader,
It's Sunday! This week's challenge is vibing. If you haven't heard about 'vibe coding' it's what Evan and I have been doing in our streams, letting the AI do all the coding and just 'vibing' along. This week I want to see you resurrect old unmaintained tools and see what you can do with them!
Pick an unsupported DFIR project of your choice and bring it back to life! Add new features and make it work on modern systems. While you are not required to 'vibe code' (AI coding) in this instance it's fully encouraged! Send me links to writeups or github repo's when your done!
Also Read: Daily Blog #771: Solution Saturday 3/8/25
Hello Reader,
Tonight we continued our exploration of Claude 3.7 in our creation of our CloudTrail downloading tool and even took a detour to Chat GPT 4.5 which solved our issues! Watch below and see how our models interpret our rules files.
Hello Reader,
Tonight we continued to expand our usage of Claude 3.7 in Cursor to see if we can see can have the cursor rules files to get our model to behave better. Check out the video below:
Hello Reader,
Tonight Evan Anderson and I went back into the world of AI code development with Claude 3.7. This time we decided to see if we could make it fix its prior error and add asynch downloads. It didn't end well but it reinforced to us that in the next stream we need to implement .cursorrules! You can watch below:
Hello Reader,
I went live tonight with a test kitchen! In it I showed how to use cursor to write a lnk file parser and add features and even read other peoples code to improve itself. Unfortunately I forgot that streamyard requires that I 'add myself' to the stage to get audio. So here is a video recording of me using Cursor... without Audio.
I'll do this again and learn from this mistake.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzpZtAmLTAc
