So there is now up to now we have completed this matters BASIX, we have seen how to use the debris
on the road map to store the results in that database.
And also we have scanned some pots and some information and then exploded the machine and we have seen
the post exportation of commands.
So one important thing I need to say, this is a very powerful tool and it's also a very nice tool because
all those experts have been tested thoroughly by metal smart guys and have been updated every six months
or one year.
So what you want to know is if this should be your tool in your arsenal, like it should be one of the
tools, but it should not be the main tool for you, because in this way, you are not you are doing
nothing.
You are not doing anything special.
You are just using the experts, using these comments and then running the exploit.
So I want to please make this my husband as a sidekick, and you do not put this in your resume.
So if you're applying for any jobs or any cybersecurity jobs you just mentioned that.
I know, but as a skill, uh, it's not that much good to put them out as well, because if you put
some special skills like Python and Buffalo force and a set of rules and then you keep them, despite
the horrible thing that you learned from recently, are you are just, you know, a little embarrassed
so that that used a bad impression about you when you put them under.
So that's what you just mentioned that I know, but not as a primary school.
So it should be like one of the two you use, but you should not be the main tool.
So I have seen so many guys putting them the spot as a particular skill in wrinkling resumes.
So I have seen many green guys put in these matters.
So I if I am retired, I answer those guys because everyone knows, everyone knows that sport is, uh,
like basic and you are not doing anything.
It is using is doing everything.
So that's why I highly it.
When you have the ring, you never put the word in the U.S. also in your resume.
So it's like it gives some good impression.
At least it does not good, but it does not give a bad impression, right?
That's right.
Just don't put the word in your resume uttering Gudinski.