Manish Bhatt

Network Engineer, Web Developer, Linux System Administrator, Learner, Decision Maker, Love to solve Problems. Life is all about being Persistent.

[Manish Bhatt @20_mann]

If human will migrate to another planet in Future than there should be only one country i. e. That planet itself.

[Manish Bhatt @20_mann]

@theskindoctor13 Truth is that no school teach the rank structure of Armed forces. Even if you go to any school only person with defence background will be able to tell so.

[Lt Gen DP Pandey @LtGenDPPandey]

Someone recommended..send him for training and as Agniveer alongwith the fake commandoes.

[Manish Bhatt @20_mann]

@TinyDhillon A case to tell when not to respond.

[Indian Air Force @IAF_MCC]

The Indian Air Force deeply regrets the loss of five personnel in the An-32 accident at Jorhat, Assam.

Sqn Ldr Prashant Singh, Flt Lt Shubham Kumar, Sgt Jitendra Sharma, Agniveervayu Khemaram Kumawat and Agniveervayu Danish Alam made the supreme sacrifice in the line of duty.

IAF extends its deepest condolences to the bereaved families and stands firmly with them in this hour of grief.

@DefenceMinIndia
@SpokespersonMoD
@HQ_IDS_India
@adgpi
@IndiannavyMedia
@indiannavy

[Manish Bhatt @20_mann]

@pushpendrakum I am waiting

[Manish Bhatt @20_mann]

@TinyDhillon Great to hear that from you sir.

[DeepTechTR 🇹🇷 @DeepTechTR]

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2.🛡️ Elastic Security Labs
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3.🦄 Malware Unicorn
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5.📡 Malware Traffic Analysis
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6.🛠️ Didier Stevens
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7.💀 MalwareTech
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#Kötü AmaçlıYazılımAnalizi #DFIR #TehditAvı #SiberGüvenlik #TersineMühendislik

[Vivek | Cybersecurity @VivekIntel]

📱 Massive Collection of Mobile Pentesting & Reverse Engineering Tools ⚔️

Curated resources for: 🤖 Android Security Testing
🍎 iOS Reverse Engineering
🔍 APK & IPA Analysis
🧠 Frida Instrumentation
🛡️ SSL Pinning Bypass
📡 NFC & Bluetooth Research
🔥 Runtime Analysis
🕵️ Mobile Malware Research

Includes tools like: ⚡ MobSF
⚡ Frida
⚡ Objection
⚡ Drozer
⚡ Apktool
⚡ JADX
⚡ Ghidra
⚡ Burp Suite

Most security researchers focus only on web applications. Mobile apps expose completely different attack surfaces — insecure storage, hardcoded secrets, deep links, SSL pinning flaws, API abuse, and runtime vulnerabilities.

This repo is a strong resource for anyone learning mobile application security and pentesting.

🔗 https://t.co/qmq1HgRWbH

#CyberSecurity #MobileSecurity #Android #iOS #ReverseEngineering #BugBounty #Pentesting

[Stenkof @Stenkof200]

Password Cracking Tools

1. Hashcat— The fastest GPU-accelerated password recovery tool. Supports 300+ hashing algorithms: MD5, SHA1, NTLM, bcrypt, PBKDF2, Kerberos 5 TGS-REP, Bitcoin/Litecoin. Attack modes: brute-force, dictionary, hybrid (mask + dictionary), rule-based.

2. John the Ripper— Classic CPU-based password cracking tool. Supports: Unix (DES, MD5, Blowfish), Windows (LM, NTLM), macOS (Salted SHA-512), Kerberos, PDF/ZIP/RAR passwords. Features incremental mode with smart heuristics for efficient cracking.

3. CeWL— Custom wordlist generator based on website content. Scans a target site, extracts all words, and builds a tailored dictionary. Ideal for password attacks targeting company-specific terms, projects, or victim interests.

4. Crunch— Pattern-based (mask) wordlist generator. Parameters: length, character set, pattern. Example: `crunch 8 8 -t @@2019@@` generates all passwords like "xy2019ab". Output control: pauses, file splitting, progress bar.

5. RSATool— Recovers RSA private keys when vulnerable parameters are known: small e (Wiener attack), shared prime factor (Fermat attack), partial d leakage (Boneh-Durfee). Enables decryption of intercepted TLS/SSH sessions.

6. CUPP (Common User Passwords Profiler)— Personalized wordlist generator. Collects target info (name, birthdate, pet, hobbies, relatives' names) and generates combos: name+year+specialchar, nickname+number.

7. BruteShark— Password extraction tool from captured network traffic. Analyzes PCAP files: recovers HTTP Basic Auth, FTP logins, IMAP/POP3 credentials, Kerberos tickets, NTLM hashes. Visualizes authentication flows.

#Bruteforce #Attack #Password #Hack
#InfoSec #CyberSecurity #EthicalHacking #Pentesting #SecurityTools #PasswordSecurity #RedTeam #MrRobot #CyberSec

[Ranbir Singh @Ranbir_Crpf]

साहसिक कदम
वाह विजय बाबू
एक साथ एक नहीं दो नहीं
तीन तीन IPS को निलंबित कर दिया
मैंने तो कभी सुना नहीं पिछले 20-25 सालों में
@CMOTamilnadu

[Stenkof @Stenkof200]

Reverse Engineering

1. Ghidra — Reverse engineering framework developed by the NSA
2. IDA Pro — Disassembler and debugger (Freeware version: IDA Free)
3. x64dbg — Debugger for Windows
4. OllyDbg — Debugger for Windows (older, but still useful)
5. Radare2 — Open-source reverse engineering framework
6. Binary Ninja — Modern disassembler (free version available)
7. dnSpy — .NET decompiler and debugger
8. ILSpy — .NET decompiler (free)
9. JD-GUI — Java decompiler
10. JADX — Android APK decompiler
11. Apktool — APK decompilation & repacking
12. Uncompyle6 — Python bytecode decompiler
13. Frida — Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for reverse engineering and hooking
14. Objection — Mobile reverse engineering runtime powered by Frida

[Dhairya @dkare1009]

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[H S Phoolka @hsphoolka]

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[Victor Akinode @VictorAkinode]

No course will get you a cybersecurity job. Labs will. Here are the 10 you need to practice right now.

1. TryHackMe SOC Level 1 Path: the single best starting point for anyone who wants to work in a SOC. Covers log analysis, SIEM tools, threat detection, and incident response in a fully guided, beginner-friendly format. https://t.co/jqYUL166VU

2. HackTheBox Starting Point: step-by-step guided machines that take you from zero to your first real exploitation. Once you finish Starting Point, move to the easy machines and build from there. https://t.co/xpC1bDl0TO

3. PortSwigger Web Security Academy: the best free resource for learning web application security. Every OWASP Top 10 vulnerability covered with real labs you actually hack, not just read about. Free. https://t.co/25VIlgwBL0

4. Blue Team Labs Online: defensive security labs focused on forensics, threat hunting, SIEM analysis, and incident response. Built specifically for people who want to work on the blue team side. https://t.co/FAhx2Tz78f

5. OWASP WebGoat: a deliberately insecure web application you run locally and attack. One of the best ways to understand how web vulnerabilities actually work from the inside. https://t.co/QaYoLz19dJ

6. VulnHub: free downloadable vulnerable virtual machines you spin up in VirtualBox and practice on locally. No internet required, no subscription, just download and hack. https://t.co/P4YkpsowR2

7. PicoCTF: a free beginner CTF platform built by Carnegie Mellon University. Covers web exploitation, forensics, cryptography, reverse engineering, and binary exploitation through hundreds of challenges. https://t.co/s1wJUOeiWJ

8. OverTheWire Bandit: a wargame that teaches Linux fundamentals, SSH, file permissions, and basic exploitation through progressive challenges. If your Linux skills are weak, start here before anything else. https://t.co/YhlcsO0wNm

9. Immersive Labs: used by enterprise security teams globally for hands-on skills development. Has a free tier with labs covering SOC, malware analysis, cloud security, and threat intelligence. https://t.co/4LAjDmwebr

10.Cyberdefenders: blue team focused labs built around real-world attack scenarios with PCAP files, malware samples, and memory forensics. The closest thing to working a real incident without being on the clock. https://t.co/9PMRoFRF8D

The gap between people who get hired and people who keep applying is not certificates. It is lab hours. Put in the reps.

Save this and share it with someone trying to break into cybersecurity.

Repost for others to see.

[Web Security Academy @WebSecAcademy]

I was at a hacking con last weekend speaking to a well-known, more experienced cybersecurity pro. He had an interesting point to make.

He said that the new generation of hackers will be far better than the older generation. Why? Because they have easy access to high quality knowledge and learning materials.

In the early days of hacking, there were very few places that you could learn about hacking, and those few resources were not anywhere near the quality of the training and information that is available today.

You can run through the Web Security Academy training for free and gain a good level of knowledge about hacking applications. When you're stuck on something, you have an all-knowing, ever-patient guide in LLMs who can re-explain everything to you 100 different ways until you understand.

The future looks bright! Get hacking 👇

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[Python Developer @PythonDvz]

Agentic AI with Claude is not just about prompting.

It is about designing the complete agent architecture around the model.

When people talk about AI agents, they often focus only on the LLM. But the real power comes from the stack around it:

Skills teach the agent what to do.
MCP connects the agent to external tools and services.
Subagents help delegate specialized work.
Hooks automate deterministic steps.
Tools allow the agent to take action.
CLAUDE.md keeps the agent grounded in project context.

This is the difference between using Claude as a chatbot and using Claude as part of an agentic system.

A real workflow may look like this:

Claude loads project context.
A skill activates for the task.
MCP connects to GitHub, databases, Slack, or internal tools.
Subagents handle research, code review, or deployment checks.
Hooks validate, format, test, or notify.
The agent observes the result and continues the loop.

That is where AI engineering is going.

Not just better prompts.
Not just better models.
But better orchestration, better context, better governance, and better architecture.

Agentic AI with Claude is about moving from “ask and answer” to “reason, act, observe, and improve.”

Save this as a reference if you are exploring Claude Code, MCP, AI agents, or modern AI engineering workflows.

Credit: codewithbrij

[Srajan @_Creation22]

Someone’s Story From ₹3.5 LPA to ₹35 LPA in Just 3 Years No Tier-1 College, No Mentors, No Guidance. Just Consistency !!

[𝐇𝐚𝐦𝐳𝐚 | Network Engineer (Aspiring) @Hamzaonchain]

PASSWORD CRACKING TOOLS

[Di @DI0256]

Here are some articles for you to read this weekend

1 Telegram OSINT https://t.co/zTw3iPpo0X
2 TikTok OSINT https://t.co/yzN3BZGMm1
3 WhatsApp OSINT https://t.co/np4bs7sSBy
@three_cube @_aircorridor @IamSmouk