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[tetsuo @tetsuoai]

Build an app from a single prompt and publish it on its own domain.

Available with SuperGrok Heavy. $100/month for the first 3 months.

Here's one I built: https://t.co/lGnAlQA8l1

[Dark Web Informer @DarkWebInformer]

Aaron Swartz, 1986-2013

[Stark @StarkPrivacy]

🔑El mejor 2FA físico (No es Yubikey)

Yo me decanté una llave física 100% opensource tanto a nivel de código como físicamente además de actualizable.

Si no la conoces, te va a gustar👇

https://t.co/HhqdkXjvXH

[Bruno Gonçalves @b_goncalvesb]

A demissão do ministro da educação deve ser imediata.
Telefonar a um reitor a pedir a colocação especial de 30 alunos cuja nota era insuficiente é imoral e ilegal.
Não podemos permitir que quem coordena a política educativa de um país seja refém da influência ao invés do mérito.
Agora entende-se o que quis dizer, a propósito das propinas, com 'privilégio' em aceder ao ensino superior. É o privilégio de alguns.

[Racismo Contra Europeus @racismocontrapt]

🚨🇵🇹 Em Lisboa já temos motorista TVDE de burca. Eu sabia que mais cedo ou mais tarde este dia ia chegar.

Portugal e a Europa não podem abdicar da sua identidade, nem aceitar que símbolos de opressão sejam normalizados.

Quem recusa respeitar a nossa cultura só tem um destino: REMIGRAÇÃO ✈️

[Mohit Mishra @chessMan786]

Building A CPU From Scratch

[Mustafa. @oprydai]

mann, this is such a wonderful read on bit manipulation.

[John Hammond @_JohnHammond]

wHAT tHE F###

[bb @buildertwt]

Linus Torvalds wrote the Linux kernel from scratch..no IDEs, no fancy tools, just raw C and assembly.

[Mololuwa | Cybersecurity - (The God Complex) @cyber_rekk]

🚨 How i traced a Phishing Attack in network traffic from Start to Exfiltration using wireshark

Incident report summary available below

A thread (🧵)

One careless click. That’s all it took.

Before anyone noticed, credentials were stolen, an FTP server was accessed, and files were exfiltrated. But how did it happen?

Here’s how I uncovered the attack—step by step. 🧵👇

[OccupytheWeb @three_cube]

Wireshark is one of the most important tools in cybersecurity!

Master it now!

[Blue Team News @blueteamsec1]

Five best practices for securing Active Directory service accounts https://t.co/w4KL92Kby8 #Security

[redlive13 @redliveOfficial]

O maior ditador da era digital agora é contra a censura.

[OccupytheWeb @three_cube]

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[vx-underground @vxunderground]

Malware ASMR: Extracting, compressing, and uploading malware while a cooling system works in the background

[vx-underground @vxunderground]

Hello, how are you?

I spent some time over the weekend just cruising Discord servers, browsing Reddit, and larping as a noob. I was curious what people who are interested in cybersecurity are doing, how they feel about things, the material they're using, etc.

I'm going to give a real hot take, so buckle up.

I strongly dislike a vast majority of information security communities. My entire career (even now) I've been a loner. I don't really feel comfortable in large communities. I don't like seeing, hearing, or reading about people BBQ's, their favorite sports team, their favorite bars, their families, blah blah blah.

People might think this is weird, but I'm not here to make friends. I like malware, and cybersecurity news, but beyond that I'm not interested in anything else. Yes, I can be friendly — I'll gladly talk to anyone. But I'm not going to attend your talk, meetup at a bar, I have absolutely zero interest in playing video games together. Maybe I'm a weirdo, but just because we have something in common (cybersecurity) it doesn't mean we're destined to be best buddies.

If you're interesting in cybersecurity, social networking can help — it can accelerate the job hunting portion, but you 100% do not need to join a community. You do not need to buy a course, you do not need to attend local events, you do not need to attend major conferences.

At the end of the day: if you want a job in cybersecurity you need to read, put in the work, and learn the damn thing. There is no other shortcuts. If you find yourself saying "but there is so many options to learn from!" — that might be you procrastinating.

Anyway, to cool off this hot take, here is a picture of a cat looking at a pile of hot dogs.

Thanks,
- smelly smellington

[Aircorridor @_aircorridor]

Cyberwarriors, ready to secure your network?

Our tutorial shows you how to build a powerful firewall using Linux’s nftables - a cost-effective alternative to pricey firewall solutions.

Learn to block, filter, and protect with ease!
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@three_cube

[LINKIN PARK @linkinpark]

Numb.