OpenClaw is an open-source AI agent that lives on your computer and talks to you through WhatsApp, Telegram, or whatever chat app you prefer. You tell it to do things — check your servers, summarize a repo, send an email — and it actually does them. Not in a hypothetical “here’s how you’d do it” way. It runs commands, reads files, calls APIs. This guide walks you through setting it up from scratch, connecting it to a messaging app, giving it useful tools, and running your first real task.
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Let me introduce you to the best hacker sandbox: Juice Shop.
I’m not a hacker, but as a software engineer, I try to stay updated on the most common vulnerabilities and how to avoid them.
For that, I wanted to write this introduction to one of the best hacker sandboxes: The Juice Shop. But before, let me explain where it comes from.
Code can sometimes contain bugs like the Mariner 1, which cost NASA $18.5 million in 1962) or any other of the most costly errors in code. But sometimes those errors are harmless unless you exploit them taking advantage of a vulnerability that could cost so much pain and money.
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