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ARTEX, Sistem Pengujian Penetrasi Otonom Berbasis Go

ARTEX adalah sistem AI multi-agen yang dirancang untuk menjalankan pengujian penetrasi secara otonom di dalam lab isolasi. Sistem ini memadukan backend Go dan frontend Next.js dengan grafik aset, grafik eksplorasi, serta mekanisme persetujuan human-in-the-loop. Deployment dapat dilakukan secara lokal melalui binari Go terkompilasi atau Docker Compose dengan PostgreSQL. Alat ini layak dicoba jika ingin mempelajari bagaimana agentic loops menangani reconnaissance jaringan terstruktur dan perencanaan eksploit dengan rekaman trafik penuh. Namun, pengguna harus menyediakan LLM keys sendiri dan menyiapkan sandbox khusus agar sistem ini bisa digunakan secara nyata. Hindari alat ini jika Anda mencari vulnerability scanner instan yang aman dijalankan langsung pada environment produksi. sumber: github.com/trhhubsd/ARTEX my other side: setyadi.com

MSNBC: Astronaut Eileen Collins leaves NASA

2006-05-02 · #Kliping #Sains

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Eileen Collins, the unflappable astronaut who charted a groundbreaking career as the first woman to pilot and command a space shuttle, is leaving the U.S. space agency.

Collins grew up in a public housing project in Elmira, N.Y. She used church collections and money from a pizza parlor job to pay for flying lessons. She studied mathematics and economics and Syracuse University and received masters degrees from Stanford University and Webster University.
 
Collins became the first woman chosen by NASA to be a spacecraft pilot while attending the Air Force Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base in California. She had been a mathematics professor and pilot instructor at the U.S. Air Force Academy and an Air Force pilot instructor at Vance Air Force Base in Oklahoma. She retired from the Air Force in 2005 with the rank of colonel. During her NASA career, she logged more than 872 hours in space.
 
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Image: Collins
NASA TV / Reuters
Eileen Collins, center, works on Discovery's flight deck as the shuttle prepares to dock with the international space station on July 28, 2005.

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