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Re: Opus and opus with an age statement band. Any difference
@cbuck said:
@silvermouse I contacted Sketch after reading this. He’s doing well!
Wow! Thank you, Charlie.
peter4jc
Re: Things I Love
@ShawnOL said:
My 1st grids 1st bday cake.
Let's see the after cake picture. 🎂
Re: Political Discussions
I hope Bondi is a strong prosecutor and has the ethics and moral courage to ignore political pressures.
Re: Netflix recommendations And Prime( if you got it)
Terminal List Dark Wolf on prime is excellent
Usaf06
Re: Ok, who do you wish was back on the forums?
your grandchild will fondly remember aroma of his dad's cigars. I have been told a lot by customers that my cigar smoke reminded them of their elders.
Re: Things I Hate
It's getting wild out there:
'A CRM for cybercriminals' - SpamGPT makes cybercriminals' wildest dreams come true with business-grade marketing tools and features
SpamGPT reduces the skill barrier for mass spam and ransomware campaigns
By integrating AI tools directly into the platform, SpamGPT can generate convincing phishing content, refine subject lines, and suggest optimizations for scams.
This shifts phishing from a craft requiring skill to a process that even low-level criminals can execute.
"SpamGPT is essentially a CRM for cybercriminals, automating phishing at scale, personalizing attacks with stolen data, and optimizing conversion rates much like a seasoned marketer would. It's also a chilling reminder that threat actors are embracing AI tools just as fast as defenders are," said Rob Sobers, CMO at Varonis.
SpamGPT’s built-in modules handle SMTP/IMAP setup, inbox monitoring, and deliverability testing.
