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Yes that is correct. The stack extension will bolt on to your current stack that came with your OKJ Longhorn. I do recommend grabbing a can of high temp spray paint if you want to limit rust. You could also season with oil and heat if you like the patina look. I would recommend googling/research the oil process as Linseed oil is toxic. Workhorse Pits (JD) has a video on this process.

@@mitchodonnell3976 so, there are a lot of recent complaints in the Amazon reviews about that Exhaust not fitting, are you aware of why that might be? Makes he hesitant to buy it, rather maybe a 3.5 inch Exhaust pipe flanged at the bottom with a rain cap.

Good question. The original Empire was archived, but BC Security has forked the repo. They currently maintain and continue to development the project. OffSec has a partnership with them as well so you can install on Kali as an apt package. I recommend reading through the github repo as well as the blog posts. Side note, they will have a golang agent once 6.0 is released. github.com/BC-SECURITY/Empire

@@mitchodonnell3976 interesting. I will do this. Also please make more videos.

Will do, thank you!

Comment below works, you may also hit me up on LinkedIn. Thanks!

Thanks man! Hope everything is good on your end!

@@mitchodonnell3976 all good on my side also 😊

It is, just modified.

Number of reasons this could be happening. What types of wood splits are you using? What length and diameter? Do your wood splits contain a lot of moisture? You'll know moisture content is a problem if your splits just smolder rather than catch fire immediately. Do you have any video footage we can see? What color of smoke is coming out of the exhaust?

@@mitchodonnell3976 I use oak or beach wood most of the time my splits are about 12 to 15 inches. Moisture could be the problem because my oak sometimes take a while to catch but most of the time my smoke is blue.

@Will one of the main problems I have with my wood supply is that some are ready to go, and some need to sit out to dry. It's obvious when I use a saw and the wood is still payable. When I try to break any of it, the wood will bend or twist without breaking. If you notice the same, skip those pieces and let them sit out in the sun. I recommend searching kiln drying to help with that. If that is not your problem, then I would need more information to help out

@@mitchodonnell3976 I think that’s my problem if that’s not it the next time I smoke something I will send you videos. Where would I send them?

Agreed! Hope to hear you go again!

Yes

Gotta get practice in, Matt!

I think they are great for modding. Makes it easier to play around before you actually build your own out of 3/8" steel. The older models were made with thicker metal, not sure if OKJ were bought out or just decided to go thinner due to mass production.

I’m guessing you haven’t done the basic modifications?

With mods these are good smokers

​@@mitchodonnell3976 3/8" steel ??? No one is doing that. 😂😂😂

Not currently, I did leave the reverse flow open so I can add deflectors to close off the smoke collector and open up the reverse flow port. Those updates will be out when I get around to it.

@@mitchodonnell3976 I see

Hey thanks for the input, I have a few ideas we can run with.

You are correct! If your router has dhcp, try to avoid addresses that will be used. If you can set a static route, that would be best. I use a vlan, specific to my lab. That way the 10 ip's are at a low risk of being touched by any other machine.

Thank you!

You bet, hope this helped!

@@mitchodonnell3976 indeed it did. It will be great to see a series of videos that show the complete offerings of zookeeper like distributed locking, distributed state machines etc.

That's a good idea. I have a few projects running right now, so I won't be able to jump on this. But the virtual machines explained here should help with distributed physical machines. Still, this is a good idea that would show how distribution works across hardware.

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We primarily use Vectr for our Purple Team engagements. Caldera can be used but not always, all depends on what we are testing or trying to achieve. For example, if you are testing your security tooling, you want to verify the tool does exactly what the vendor or engineering team claims the tool does. So you plan out your attack path and map it within Vectr. Then your red and blue teams jump into a room (virtual or real) and kick off the engagement. Caldera is useful for automating the engagement but I've found manual attacks work for the first run, then automate for the 2nd, 3rd, etc run using a profile in Caldera. For reporting, we have our own template built and integrated into GhostWriter, caldera logs are dumped using the json exported and converted over to GhostWriter oplogs. Usually the purple team stuff is fast and only requires screen shots dumped into a slide deck.

Oh as far as the blue team agent, you are correct! It's for incident response, primarily automated threat profiles. I've never had to run one from the blue side, always was able to decompose a threat, put that into Caldera, then automate with the red team login.

Oh hey, if you have a welder on hand, and a miter saw for metal, you can probably make this cheaper. If not, there are two stores I found selling this. I went with Amazon due to shipping time, I left a review on the Amazon listing so pictures can be found there too. I'll leave a link to the Amazon listing below. www.amazon.com/SMOKE-STACK-EXTENSION-OKLAHOMA-LONGHORN/dp/B09CF3SDNS

Also, I just took measurements. Overall height is 21 1/4". The bottom, wider, tube metal is 4" in height. The width of the skinnier, metal tube should be the same width as the stock exhaust, roughly 3 1/2". The diameter of the bigger tube metal at the bottom is 4".

Thanks a lot Mitch! I truly appreciate it! Will be looking for more videos. 👍🏾

Hey thank you for this. I'll keep this in mind with content. I do like the idea of short videos that are straight to the point.

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Thank you!