Dave Scott making Python file to ask Gimini questions

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Gemini gives best results.

@DoubleD40 put the exact prompt that gave the best results in Gemini.

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Gemini results:
https://g.co/gemini/share/3e025bfa961e
Chat GPT 3.5:
https://chat.openai.com/share/c849821b-feb1-4b00-976f-2c2ecdef209e
ChatGPT 4.0:
https://chat.openai.com/share/7475c2b3-a7bd-4cf8-b116-a17544d06eb0

Both versions of ChatGPT returned the similar messages while Gemini actually provided steps for remediation.

See chat GPT response below. Click link above to view returns from Gemini.

As of my last update in January 2022, I don't have specific information on CVE-2023-24830 as it's a hypothetical CVE number in the future, and my training data only goes up to that point.

However, to provide general guidance on remediating vulnerabilities, here are some steps you can take:

Understand the Vulnerability: Read the CVE description carefully to understand the nature of the vulnerability, its severity, affected components, and potential impact on your systems.

Apply Vendor Patches: Check if the vendor of the affected software or system has released any patches or updates to address the vulnerability. Apply these patches as soon as possible.

Implement Workarounds: In cases where patches are not immediately available, consider implementing workarounds or temporary fixes to mitigate the risk posed by the vulnerability. This might involve modifying configurations, disabling certain features, or applying firewall rules.

Update Security Policies: Review and update your organization's security policies and procedures to incorporate measures for addressing the specific vulnerability. Ensure that all relevant stakeholders are aware of the issue and the steps they need to take.

Monitor for Exploitation: Keep a close eye on security advisories and threat intelligence sources to monitor for any indications that the vulnerability is being actively exploited. Implement additional security controls or monitoring measures if necessary.

Perform Security Testing: Conduct security testing, such as vulnerability scanning and penetration testing, to identify any other potential vulnerabilities or weaknesses in your systems. Address any findings promptly.

Educate Users: Provide training and awareness programs for your users to educate them about the vulnerability and the importance of following security best practices. Encourage them to report any suspicious activities or potential security incidents.

Review and Improve Incident Response Plans: Review your incident response plans and procedures to ensure they are up-to-date and include specific steps for responding to incidents related to the vulnerability. Practice these procedures through tabletop exercises or simulations.

Engage with Security Communities: Participate in security communities and forums to stay informed about emerging threats and vulnerabilities. Share knowledge and collaborate with others to better understand and address security challenges.

Stay Informed: Continuously monitor security advisories and updates from relevant sources, including vendors, CERT/CC, and security blogs. Keep your systems and software up-to-date with the latest patches and security fixes.

Remember that effective vulnerability management is an ongoing process that requires vigilance, coordination, and collaboration across your organization.

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@DoubleD40 Great work! Thanks