KHALID 🤓

Computer Engineer || cybersecurity student | Bridging the gap between hardware/software & security protocols.#OSINT #DFIR

[KHALID 🤓 @caliphate494]

@sin4ch @_DeejustDee @Sharrafff

[Dr Iretioluwa Akerele @ireteeh]

Every Government agency in Nigeria that stores and processes data should have a Cybersecurity team. It should be mandatory.

I know it will happen someday. Fingers crossed 🤞

[AbuMuslim (أبومُسْلِم) @m19o__]

I am honestly getting tired of the constant "AI will replace" conversations.

Most of these discussions are driven by fear: fear of the future, fear of not finding a job, fear created by a marketing report, a VC-funded startup, or a headline designed to grab attention.

Let me start with one fact: cybersecurity talent shortages are not going to be solved by AI. The industry already needs far more security practitioners than it hires today. Depending on the area, the ratio is probably 10:1 or even 20:1 compared to what organizations actually need. So whenever someone starts telling you AI will eliminate cybersecurity jobs, check whether there is a sponsor logo somewhere on the page.

Back to one of the points discussed in the Spaces I mentioned. Suddenly, finding 0-days became the new marketing pitch for penetration testing. People point to it as if that is how attackers compromise organizations every day. Penetration testing was never primarily about finding 0-days in client environments. It is a security assurance activity. It evaluates attack surfaces, validates security controls, identifies vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, architectural weaknesses, and helps organizations understand their real risk.

Everything in life follows a simple rule: if it is easy and everyone can do it, it becomes cheap. If only a few people can do it well, it becomes expensive.

The same applies to vulnerability research and bug bounty. If AI makes certain classes of vulnerabilities easier to find, then those vulnerabilities become less valuable. That is normal. The value shifts toward the vulnerabilities that require deeper technical understanding, creativity, and expertise.

If AI can find a bug, great. If someone finds a vulnerability that AI missed, that should be rewarded with a meaningful bounty because that researcher provided something genuinely rare.

What is happening is not replacement. It is a shift in where value is created.

The focus moves toward deeper technical knowledge, stronger engineering skills, and more creative problem solving.

And one thing people conveniently ignore: AI is not free. Whether you are paying for models, infrastructure, validation, human review, or the engineers building the workflows, there is always a cost. At some point, economics will push back on many of the assumptions being made today.

Long live security.

[KHALID 🤓 @caliphate494]

@cutelittlewolff 😂🤣 mun muna ko kyau

[KHALID 🤓 @caliphate494]

@Cyberhijabitech @B_ELRUFAI @B_ELRUFAI
Jika hanta

[Dr Iretioluwa Akerele @ireteeh]

Hello Cyber friends, the application for my next mentorship cohort will start in September. If you’re interested in joining my 2026/27 mentorship cohort, watch this video. You can also share with anyone who is passionate about learning Cybersecurity ✨

[KHALID 🤓 @caliphate494]

@joshqharris @PixieChess @heyitaki @Sharrafff

[KHALID 🤓 @caliphate494]

@cyb3rn3t1cs I sometimes memorize both past questions and solutions when needed🙌🏽🤷‍♀️

[KHALID 🤓 @caliphate494]

@Cyberhijabitech @cyberjeremiah Congratulations

[KHALID 🤓 @caliphate494]

@ireteeh Finally thank you very much ma

[KHALID 🤓 @caliphate494]

@ireteeh PSG: 3
Arsenal: 2

[Dr Iretioluwa Akerele @ireteeh]

It’s just four months until applications open for my next mentorship cohort. It’s an opportunity to gain clarity and direction in your Cybersecurity journey. If you’re interested, watch this space ✨

[KHALID 🤓 @caliphate494]

@IU_Wakilii Ina ma mln Idris na da rai
Magar gaskiya idon mln ta kulle da yawa
Ya xa ma kawai yn mixing good nd bad @oil_shaeikh

[KHALID 🤓 @caliphate494]

@ThatArewaGuy @_hafsat_paki 🥱

[spencer @techspence]

The ability to read more than just headlines might be the most boring IT/cybersecurity skills that actually gives you a huge advantage…

[KHALID 🤓 @caliphate494]

@ProfIsaPantami Kwarfewa movement 😎

[KHALID 🤓 @caliphate494]

@B_ELRUFAI Fatan nasara kaduna north takace

[KHALID 🤓 @caliphate494]

@cutelittlewolff Kin yi muni dayawa 🥱

[Dr Iretioluwa Akerele @ireteeh]

As a Cybersecurity professional, I’ll say this clearly: whether they are kidnappers, terrorists, or bandits, they can be tracked. This is 2026, not 2002!!!!

[KHALID 🤓 @caliphate494]

@hadizel 😂🤣 mai gashi 💇