sheihk

Islam is peace | Ex-Boy | Naval Officer | Falcon Eye (OOW) | Cybersecurity | Maritime Security ⚓💻

[sheihk @_Labzy]

Cybershield #46 🦅🔥

Captain’s Log – The Silent Observer

A crew member noticed unusual network lag but didn’t report it. “Probably the satellite again.”
Days later, attackers had mapped the entire OT network.
One ignored anomaly. One delayed report. Full compromise.
Bridge Reflection
Anomaly detection and quick reporting save ships.
Three Shields:
1. Report every unusual system behavior immediately.
2. Train crew to speak up without fear.
3. Have a simple anomaly checklist.
Captains, what’s one anomaly you’ve reported that saved the day? Drop it.
Tag 3 captains.
#Cybershield #MaritimeCyberSecurity #GulfOfGuinea #CyberAttack #NigerianSeafarers

[sheihk @_Labzy]

Cybershield #45 🦅🔥

Captain’s Log – The Overlooked Password
It was a normal watch when the Second Engineer tried to log into the ship’s maintenance system. “Password expired.” He used a simple one he remembered from home.
Within hours, attackers were inside.
One weak password. One moment of convenience. Full system breach.

Bridge Reflection
In 2026, weak or reused passwords are still one of the easiest ways in.

Three Shields:
1. Use strong, unique passwords + password manager.
2. Enable MFA on all accounts.
3. Change default passwords on all equipment immediately.
Captains, what’s your password policy on board? Drop one tip.
Tag 3 captains who need #45.
#Cybershield #MaritimeCyberSecurity #GulfOfGuinea #PasswordSecurity #CyberAttack #NigerianSeafarers

[sheihk @_Labzy]

Quick Captain Tip ⚓🦅

If something feels off with the network or systems — report it immediately.
One report can stop a breach.
What’s your rule for anomalies? 👇
#Cybershield #MaritimeCyberSecurity #GulfOfGuinea #CyberTip

[sheihk @_Labzy]

Cybershield Daily Alert – 23 June 2026 ⚠️🛳️ 🦅

Unreported Anomalies Are Silent Killers
Many breaches start with ignored warning signs — lag, glitches, unusual access.

Quick Actions:
1. Report every anomaly immediately.
2. Have a no-blame reporting culture.
3. Monitor systems 24/7.
Captains, what’s one anomaly you’ve seen? Share.
#Cybershield #MaritimeCyberSecurity #GulfOfGuinea #CyberTip #NigerianSeafarers

[PortHarcourt Sailor @GodsgreatG]

Watch how these sea pirates attempt to board a moving ship 😱😱

One of the most surprising facts about piracy at sea is that, according to Best Management Practices (BMP), once pirates successfully board a vessel, the crew's priority is no longer to fight them off but to preserve life. In most cases, crews are advised not to resist physically, as doing so can escalate the situation and put lives at greater risk.

That is why ships take every possible measure to prevent pirates from boarding in the first place. From high speed evasive manoeuvres and water cannons to razor wire and citadels, the battle is often won or lost before the pirates ever set foot on deck.

[SEKINA @eebookhunoluwa]

Learn a skill that can make you money.
The earlier you learn a valuable skill, the more opportunities you'll have in the future…

[sheihk @_Labzy]

@FBIDirectorKash Excellent work tracking down a $3.7B Medicare fraudster through international cooperation. Shows focused enforcement can deliver real accountability — now pair it with systemic reforms so these schemes can’t scale this large again.

[sheihk @_Labzy]

Alhamdulilah always 🙏

[SEKINA @eebookhunoluwa]

Always give thanks for the gift of life …

[sheihk @_Labzy]

Supply chain attacks don’t spare the security industry. When a market-intel platform becomes the vector into multiple cyber firms Salesforce data, it’s a reminder that every integration is a potential breach path. Least privilege and continuous vendor monitoring aren’t optional anymore.

[sheihk @_Labzy]

Supply chain attacks don’t spare the security industry. When a market-intel platform becomes the vector into multiple cyber firms Salesforce data, it’s a reminder that every integration is a potential breach path. Least privilege and continuous vendor monitoring aren’t optional anymore.

[Cyber Security News @The_Cyber_News]

Klue Hack Leads to Data Breach Across Multiple Cybersecurity Companies

Source: https://t.co/323bEu3Zox

A sophisticated supply chain attack on market intelligence platform Klue has compromised Salesforce data across at least nine organizations, including several high-profile cybersecurity firms, with the newly emerged Icarus extortion group claiming responsibility and threatening to release stolen data.

Klue identified the unauthorized activity on June 12 and notified customers the same day, immediately revoking affected credentials and disabling integrations with Salesforce, HubSpot, SharePoint, Zoom, Gong, Chorus, Clari, Google Drive, and Slack.

#cybersecuritynews

[CyberSHIELD | CybersecurityOS @cyb3rshi3ld]

A free week of Claude Code.

https://t.co/0FsbWufp3R

[sheihk @_Labzy]

80 but 443 is my final answer 😂

[𝐇𝐚𝐦𝐳𝐚 | Network Engineer (Aspiring) @Hamzaonchain]

TEST YOUR NETWORKING KNOWLEDGE

What is the default port for HTTPS?

A. 80
B. 21
C. 443
D. 25

[sheihk @_Labzy]

Captain’s Night Reflection 🦅🔥

Small habits like strong passwords protect big things — your vessel, your crew, your peace of mind.
Discipline at sea starts with the little things.
To every seafarer on watch tonight — stay sharp.
Drop a ⚓ if you’re out there.
#Cybershield #MaritimeCyberSecurity #GulfOfGuinea #SeafarersLife #Stay

[Nnamdi chiemeziem 🧙🏿‍♂️ @ChiemeziemChid1]

⚓❤🇳🇬☠️

[Cyber_Racheal @CyberRacheal]

@_Labzy 🔥📌

[International Cyber Digest @IntCyberDigest]

‼️🚨 BREAKING: OpenAI just launched a new cyber model that beats Mythos on CyberGym, a benchmark for finding real software bugs.

The real story: OpenAI just upgraded the permissive, exploit-capable cyber model it already gives "verified defenders," and the new version nearly doubles GPT-5.5 at turning known bugs into working exploits (39.5% vs 25.95%), still gated behind monitoring and government access deals.

[sheihk @_Labzy]

Scammers steal your phone number by tricking your carrier into switching it to their SIM.
Now all your texts, bank codes, 2FA, resets go to them. They empty your accounts while your phone goes dead.
It’s like thieves stealing your house keys by calling the locksmith and pretending to be you.

[Cyber_Racheal @CyberRacheal]

Sim swap fraud. How did someone come up with it 🤔

Explain what it is about?

[sheihk @_Labzy]

Spot on

[SEKINA @eebookhunoluwa]

When a man is truly disciplined, it shows in his words, actions, habits, and choices.

[Sir Kay @Rise_Forge]

Silence, betrayal, and delays are all part of life's journey. Those who succeed are rarely the loudest; they are the ones who keep moving, keep working, and keep believing when nobody is watching.

And yes, Motivation comes and goes, but discipline remains.

Stay consistent. Greatness rewards persistence.

[sheihk @_Labzy]

As a parent and cybersecurity professional, this hits hard. Two young men — 18 and 20 — just pleaded guilty to crippling TfL’s services for months, costing £39m and disrupting millions. Scattered Spider isn’t ‘edgy’ hacking it’s recruiting talented teens into serious organised crime targeting critical infrastructure. Families and schools need to wake up as this path destroys futures.

[Dark Web Informer @DarkWebInformer]

🚨 Scattered Spider members, Thalha Jubair, 20, from east London, and Owen Flowers, 18, from Walsall, pleaded guilty to Computer Misuse Act offences linked to the major Transport for London cyberattack that began on 31 August 2024.

The attack disrupted TfL’s online services for about three months, affected around 10 million customers, and cost TfL roughly £39 million. Some customer personal information was accessed, online systems went down, and information boards were affected.

Investigators previously linked the intrusion to the cybercriminal group Scattered Spider. Flowers also admitted attempted hacks against Sutter Health and SSM Healthcare Corporation in the US. Both men are due to be sentenced on 15 July.

[Oluwatimileyin✨🦋 @Timmysofine]

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