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What do you notice Zisky suggested i implement a button menu system to PyWaX but on the other hand i happen not to be a fan but the thing is that it doesn't have to really about me so i decided to implement a two way mode so with !setmenumode normal/button you can switch between normal/text or button menu This is how i think sometimes Now you can go ahead to implement this logic to your bot

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If you still wait to be inspired by people's validation to do what you ought to do then you are foolish person Yes, I said it It's a product of low self esteem

Also of anyone has any topic he or she wants me to talk you can always drop it on the group God bless you

The guy that asked the question, hope your questions has been answered

I think i will stop here There are so many things to talk about here but i won't be to. Typing is a burden Maybe one of this day will pour it out on my cybersecurity student platform Some topic that i skipped How does CVSS decide the score? Attack Vector (AV) Attack Complexity (AC) Privileges Required (PR) User Interaction (UI) CIA Triad [Confidentiality (C), Integrity (I) and Availability (A)]

It produces a score from: 0.0 to 10.0 Generally: Score Severity 0.0 None 0.1–3.9 Low 4.0–6.9 Medium 7.0–8.9 High 9.0–10.0 Critical The higher the score, the more severe the vulnerability is considered.

Now what is CVSS? CVSS stands for: Common Vulnerability Scoring System CVSS is a framework for measuring the severity of a vulnerability. Note this very well

Suppose I tell you there's a hole in the school fence then you immediately have another question: "How dangerous is it?" Maybe the hole is tiny and nobody can get through it. Or maybe the hole is huge and anyone can walk through it. Cybersecurity needs a similar system. That's where CVSS comes in.

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2. Now let's talk about CVSS Knowing which vulnerability we're talking about isn't enough.

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So CVE-2024-12345 is basically saying: Here is a specific vulnerability that has been officially identified in the CVE system.

CVE This tells us that we're dealing with a Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures identifier. 2024 This represents the year associated with the CVE assignment/publication. 12345 This is the unique identifier assigned to that vulnerability.

Let's me break this down: CVE - CVE identifier 2024 - Year 12345 - Unique number

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Understanding a CVE number A CVE usually looks like this "CVE-2024-12345"

Now everyone knows exactly which student is being discussed. CVE works somewhat like that. Instead of saying "That Log4j vulnerability" security researchers can refer to its standardized identifier: CVE-2021-44228 Everyone can use that identifier to refer to the same vulnerability.