Abu Divinelove

Cybersecurity Analyst Tier 1| BLT1| ISC2 CC| Cyblack Intern| SIEM| Wireshark | Cybergirls 4.0 Alumni| Pharmacist

[Abu Divinelove @AbuDivinelove]

@Chioma_amby What happened oo?!

[Abu Divinelove @AbuDivinelove]

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[Abu Divinelove @AbuDivinelove]

@Chioma_amby @TheSecOpsGroup Thanks Asa

[Abu Divinelove @AbuDivinelove]

Got accepted for @Cyblackorg Internship 🎉

Started with a cybersecurity bootcamp, then completed a one year program with the CyberSafe Foundation and the CyBlack SOC Academy.

Ready for the next step 🌟

[Abu Divinelove @AbuDivinelove]

@IdonDominic @Oludeewon How did you handle the first incident please?

[Abu Divinelove @AbuDivinelove]

@ireteeh Happy Anniversary to you and yours, Ma

[Faiza Seidu-Adam | CyberBuddie @cyberchenti]

Microsoft is giving away 50,000 free cert vouchers! Here’s how to get one 👩🏻‍💻

If you’ve been thinking about getting a cybersecurity certification, now’s your chance to get it for free!

Microsoft is hosting their AI Skills Fest and giving away free exam vouchers for select certifications, including:

🔹 Microsoft Certified: Security Operations Analyst Associate (SC-200) 
🔹 Microsoft Certified: Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900)
🔹 Microsoft Certified: Azure AI Engineer Associate (AI-102) 
🔹 Information Security in Microsoft 365 (SC-401)

This event also includes training through their technical challenges so you can better prepare for the exams while earning the chance to win a free voucher!

I’d highly recommend checking this out, especially if you were already planning to study for any Microsoft certs including the ones above 🎉

💻 The full learning event & giveaway ends on May 28, so this is the best time for you to join in!

You can find all the details here: https://t.co/8WpnRbOsQR 

Happy learning and best of luck to anyone participating!

[Abu Divinelove @AbuDivinelove]

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[Symone Capone @SymoneCapone]

🐣 🌷 Easter Giveaway 🌷🐣

I’m giving away one CompTIA Security+ Exam Voucher!

How to enter:
•Like & RT this post
•Comment or tag a friend

Winners will be announced Friday

Good luck and Happy Easter!

[Abu Divinelove @AbuDivinelove]

@Chioma_amby @SymoneCapone Yazzz Queeennn!!!

[Abu Divinelove @AbuDivinelove]

@Chioma_amby My babe, My SOC Analyst
Baddest in the game!!

That’s Youuuu, babygurlll!!!

[Abu Divinelove @AbuDivinelove]

@cyber_rekk Happiest Birthday Mololuwa🚀🥳
Keep killin’ it!

[NanoBaiter @NanoBaiter]

1/ A few hours ago I hacked a group of crypto scammers impersonating @Coinbase Support.

These scammers drain most of their victims out of thousands of dollars!

This thread will show you how the scam works and the methods I used to trace their exact location!👇

[Abu Divinelove @AbuDivinelove]

@diaryofa9jagirl He actually spoke from his heart, he just needed to arrange what his heart was saying so he can chant it with flow😁

[Abdulkadir | Cybersecurity @cyber_razz]

Let’s break down CIDR notation like you’re hearing it for the first time:

CIDR = Classless Inter-Domain Routing
It defines how many bits are used for the network part of an IP address.

Example:
192.168.1.0/24
That /24 means the first 24 bits are for the network, and the rest are for hosts.

Each IP address has 4 octets (sections).
Each octet = 8 bits.
So:
11111111 in binary = 255 in decimal.
This is key to understanding subnet masks!

Let’s see how it works:

/8 = 11111111.00000000.00000000.00000000 → 255.0.0.0 → 16,777,214 hosts
/16 = 11111111.11111111.00000000.00000000 → 255.255.0.0 → 65,534 hosts
/24 = 11111111.11111111.11111111.00000000 → 255.255.255.0 → 254 hosts
/30 = 11111111.11111111.11111111.11111100 → 255.255.255.252 → 2 hosts
/32 = 11111111.11111111.11111111.11111111 → 255.255.255.255 → 1 host

What this means in real life:
•/8 = Over 16 million IPs (used by huge networks)
•/16 = 65k+ IPs (used by ISPs or large companies)
•/24 = 254 usable IPs (used in homes or small offices)
•/30 = 2 IPs (used in point-to-point links between routers)
•/32 = A single device (often used in firewall rules or identifying one server)

Easy trick:
Each 255 = 8 bits set to 1 in binary = /8
So:
•255.255.255.0 = /24
•255.255.255.192 = /26 (because 192 in binary is 11000000 → 2 more bits)

CIDR gives us more flexibility than the old Class A/B/C system.
We can break networks into just the sizes we need — no waste.

If you’re in networking or cybersecurity, CIDR is a concept you’ll use all the time.

[Aesthetic.Guyy @Aestheticswallz]

God is within me ,i can’t fail 🤲🏽

[Abu Divinelove @AbuDivinelove]

When I hit a block on my terminal on Kali, I just shut down and start afresh😩

Is it only me?

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

The OSI Model is Useless… Unless You Know This! 🔥

Most people think the OSI Model is just theory, but if you’re using Ethernet, you’re already dealing with Layer 1 and Layer 2—whether you realize it or not!

🔹 Layer 1 – The Physical Layer: The Foundation of Ethernet

This is the most basic layer of networking. It handles raw data transmission through:
✅ Cables (Ethernet, fiber, coaxial)
✅ Radio waves (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth)
✅ Electrical signals & voltages

💡 Think of it like roads for network traffic. Without a stable physical connection, your network won’t work—no matter how good your router is!

🔸 Layer 2 – The Data Link Layer: The Traffic Cop of Ethernet

Once data travels over the Physical Layer, Layer 2 packages and addresses it properly using:
✅ MAC Addresses (Unique to every device)
✅ Ethernet Frames (Encapsulating data for transmission)
✅ Switches & Bridges (Forwarding frames to the right destination)

💡 Think of it like street signs and traffic rules. Your MAC address is your license plate, and switches make sure data goes to the right device.

How Does This Affect Ethernet Networks? 🤔

🔹 Bad Ethernet cable? That’s a Layer 1 issue!
🔹 Network slow due to collisions? That’s a Layer 2 issue!
🔹 MAC Address Filtering for security? That’s Layer 2 in action!

💡 Takeaway: If you don’t understand Layer 1 and 2, troubleshooting an Ethernet network is just guesswork.

Ever had an issue with Ethernet? What was the fix? Let’s discuss! ⬇️

[Abu Divinelove @AbuDivinelove]

This!

[Ozioma @Xymbiz]

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