Aung Khant M.

Trying to make things that I can be proud of later. Code for living.

[Joe Grand @joegrand]

Reverse Engineering a Ledger Nano X Hardware Implant (@_TROPICON) slides are up! https://t.co/90F35XPLnr

[Aung Khant M. @TwizzyIndy]

Learning from the old Samsung Exynos Trustlet bug:

https://t.co/Tc8nHs1zDn

[0xor0ne @0xor0ne]

Beginners intro to Linux kernel exploitation (env setup and ret2usr)

Part 1: https://t.co/0gZAvBeESl
Part 2: https://t.co/n9xCkOwOR3

#Linux #cybersecurity

[LaurieWired @lauriewired]

Happy New Year everyone!

Made a QoL update to JADXecute, my plugin for JADX that enhances functionality by adding Dynamic Code Execution abilities.

Branch is now up to date with latest stable JADX release, along with other minor code improvements. Enjoy!

[Aung Khant M. @TwizzyIndy]

@muhammetcalis01 exactly they are 🤣

[John Braat 🇺🇸🇩🇪🇳🇿 @jebraat]

How to build and launch an MVP quickly in 4 steps:

[Cory House @housecor]

Common software dev mistakes are at the extremes:

1. Under-engineering
2. Over-engineering

Under-engineering:
No CI
No reviews
Weak types
Hard coding
Tight coupling
Manual deploys
Frequent copy/paste
Insufficient flexibility
No automated checks
No validation/error checks

1/2👇

[Aung Khant M. @TwizzyIndy]

@matteo_spada 👋

[Jan Mraz @janm_uiux]

Choosing a clear, smooth, and consistent icon package might be crucial for good UI design. Use these free resources! 👇

[Aung Khant M. @TwizzyIndy]

@KhantZero @callstackio keep going bro. never give up.

[Product Hunt 😸 @ProductHunt]

Learn product management skills with a collection of 250+ curated Twitter threads 👀

[Finance Nerd @Finance_Nerd_]

Life's 3 Best Teachers

[Tessa Davis @TessaRDavis]

10 TED talks to watch in your 30s:

[NSSpain XIV @NSSpain]

#nsspainX kicks off! 🚀

https://t.co/lb8ESyrDKH

[Dylan S. @dylanswl]

Master thread with all of my iOS Interview Tips:

👇

[Aung Khant M. @TwizzyIndy]

How to start contributing to Open-Source projects
https://t.co/Ny6kYh2E0j

[Sachin Neravath @SachinNeravath]

I made over $90k from an open-source JavaScript library in less than a year.

8 practical ways to make money with open-source projects.👇

[Orange Book 🍊📖 @orangebook]

Reading is only useful if you have enough experience to think critically.

Failing is only useful if you did your best to not fail.

Discussing is only useful if you are ready to change your mind.

Working hard is only useful if you are in the right direction.

[Aung Khant M. @TwizzyIndy]

@eddiejaoude I do also think that stackoverflow got lack of discussion on newer frameworks

[Noah Kagan @noahkagan]

As the founder of a $100M business, I’ve read thousands of books.

A tiny fraction of them are worth your time.

Here are 9 that changed my life and business: