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Hello there,
I'm a user of KASM since the early versions and I'm a huge fan!
I am the creator of an Open Source project named Cyberbro,
this project has now 200+ stars on GitHub so I thought it could be interesting to make it more accessible by creating a KASM image, for KASM users like me.
This project aims to help security professional to find CTI information about potential threats (IoC like IP, domain, URL, hash, chrome extension ID).
Note
I am using the latest
core-ubuntu-noble
image you provide, since my project is not compatible with Python 3.8 (and the fact thatcore-ubuntu-focal
may be deprecated soon!I hope you can use my method (with a venv) to migrate older projects to Ubuntu Noble.
Feel free to check the Cyberbro KASM image on DockerHub
Instructions to create a Workspace:
Sources:
My fork of KASM Workspace Images (see Cyberbro directories)
Cyberbro repo
I am adding my contribution here if you want to add this piece of software in your registry (I saw that there are 67+ pulls of my image on the DockerHub).
The only file left to be edited is
demo.txt
since I don't have access to your instance.Thank you for this great work for the community, KASM rocks.
Cheers,
Stan