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I just like to try to find bugs | 🇪🇸CTF Player
22yo

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@IreneMontero acho al final me voy hacer un huerto en mi huerta, haver ahora quien me sube el precio

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@FanbrizioNews athletes of famous sports you mean right xd

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Hola que pensais sobre que @karpathy se halla unido a @AnthropicAI ??

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I have just completed the LLM Output Attacks module on HTB Academy! https://t.co/sM2wgMFprx #hackthebox #htbacademy #cybersecurity

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I have just completed the Prompt Injection Attacks module on HTB Academy! https://t.co/4LqcZRHVwf #hackthebox #htbacademy #cybersecurity

[Aituglo - Cassim @aituglo]

I've been doing bug bounty for years.

I just published a long piece on what it actually feels like in 2026, and why something fundamental has shifted.

https://t.co/bK0VS5VeAA

Would love to get your feedback on it here on X or directly on the blog

[NASA @NASA]

Welcome home Reid, Victor, Christina, and Jeremy! 🫶

The Artemis II astronauts have splashed down at 8:07pm ET (0007 UTC April 11), bringing their historic 10-day mission around the Moon to an end.

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I just completed module Introduction to Red Teaming AI in HTB Academy! https://t.co/xHRgkyqdjn #hackthebox #htbacademy #cybersecurity

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@h0rus3c Maquinaaaa

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@SergioFrami Seguridad ante todo jaja

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@rauchg Eres un cabroncete jajaj

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@remanone_ @yeswehack Holy shit

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@Pylonetwork https://t.co/JhTZDY81MB por si te sirve de ayuda, sirve para practicar cves, y hay bastantes, en las que una the hacen un walkthrough por la cve

[Nana Sei Anyemedu @RedHatPentester]

WORTH READING AND SHARING.

HOW HACKERONE CAME TO LIFE

These two teenagers became Pentagon proteges. How Hackerone came to life👊🏾.

By 17, they were so good at hacking, their ISPs sent warning letters.
Today, they've paid out $230M to ethical hackers worldwide.
Here's how two Dutch kids revolutionized cybersecurity forever:
It started in a garage filled with broken electronics.
Two 6-year-old boys, Jobert Abma and Michiel Prins, were fascinated by how things worked.
Their first project? Taking apart walkie-talkies to understand wireless communication.
But that was just the beginning...
At age 11, everything changed.
Michiel's nephew gave them a CD containing Visual Basic.
Determined to learn coding, they borrowed a 600-page Visual Basic manual from the library where Michiel's mother worked.

What happened next left their parents stunned:

By age 17, both sets of parents received warning letters from their Internet Service Provider.
The ISP suspected a virus was causing suspicious traffic.
But it wasn't a virus.
It was Jobert and Michiel, teaching themselves ethical hacking.
Here's where it gets interesting:

In 2011, they launched an audacious project:
"Hack 100" - their mission to hack 100 of the world's biggest tech companies.
Not to cause damage.
But to expose critical security flaws that could protect millions.

The results were shocking:

They found vulnerabilities in the vast majority of companies they targeted.
One hack let them post status updates on behalf of any user - even the CEO.
Instead of getting arrested, something unexpected happened:
Companies started asking for their help.

But the biggest surprise was yet to come:

Their work caught the attention of Alex Rice, Facebook's head of product security.
He saw their potential to revolutionize cybersecurity.
Together with Merijn Terheggen, they founded HackerOne - connecting ethical hackers with companies needing security testing.

The impact was immediate:

Today, HackerOne has:
• Paid over $230 million in bounties to ethical hackers
• Protected over 1,700 organizations worldwide
• Connected with hackers from over 170 countries
• Secured major tech giants & government agencies

But their most innovative move?

They turned hacking into a legitimate career path.
Over 200 hackers on their platform have earned over $100,000.
Several have made over $1 million finding security flaws.
They've created an entire economy around ethical hacking.

The U.S. Department of Defense uses HackerOne.
Their "Hack the Pentagon" program found 138 vulnerabilities in just 6 hours.

Think about that:
The world's most secure organization trusts two curious kids in a garage.

Story from ~Daniel Burlage.

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@ciberpadi Si

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@trace37_labs Where did you learn to do that?? Red Team AI path in htb??

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Creo que vienes más por no tener un metodologia real de buscar errores

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Aun me sigue costando mucho coger un programa y mapearlo, mientras lo hago me ataca el sindrome del impostor mazo, algun tip??

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@gorkaelbochi Osea consigues el information disclosure y explotas el bac a traves del open redirect