sebastian Aguilar

Hold de light fuh de devil tuh sih, and when yuh get a chance, blow it out in 'e face💀TX🦈

[The Cybersecurity guy @cyber__razz]

PLAN A: Cybersecurity

PLAN B:

[sebastian Aguilar @captain_bash23]

@kinyanjuiWorks @CyberRacheal Network traffic is still logged. Takes a lot more than using a vpn to keep yourself protected

[STONERS R US 🍃 @_StonersRUs_]

How does a coffee and a joint sound to you?

[Bassam @ibaame]

10:29 pm
AI 💻

[Hernandy D. Uzumaki @hernandy_s]

Ass eaters when they see a tomato in their sandwich

[sharpeye @sharpeye_wnl]

how life after 5 straight hours of code looks like

[JNS @_devJNS]

day 1 of trying to understand JavaScript.

[Ranju @whatRanjuSaid]

imagine you’re walking along and suddenly someone installs 16 GB of RAM on you

[Omkar @omkarships]

Is this enough to print Hello World

[Kr$na @krishdotdev]

That's how they fooled us !

[Sexyy Red @SexyyRed314_]

Bakugo did WHAT??!!??????

[Hero and a Villain @IAmNotOnDuty]

Y’all be 24 and looking 36. Why?

[H4x0r.DZ @h4x0r_dz]

I’m that guy who always brings his laptop when traveling… and never actually uses it.
How do people manage to work in hotels?

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

Wireshark is a tool that lets you see what’s happening on a network in real time. It works by putting your computer’s network card into a special mode that lets it “sniff” or capture packets tiny pieces of data moving across the network. Once it catches these packets, Wireshark shows you what’s inside them, like who’s sending the data, who’s receiving it, and what type of information it is (like web traffic, emails, or file transfers). You can use it to spot problems, see suspicious activity, or just understand how devices talk to each other. In short, Wireshark is like a microscope for network traffic it lets you look deep inside data as it travels.

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

The OSI model shows how computers send data to each other in seven simple steps. The Physical layer is the wires or Wi-Fi that carry signals. The Data Link layer moves data between nearby devices. The Network layer finds the best path to send the data. The Transport layer makes sure the data arrives safely. The Session layer keeps the connection open while they talk. The Presentation layer makes the data readable. The Application layer is what you use like a browser or email. All these layers work together so computers can share information easily.

[doe @bongdoe]

Gm

[sebastian Aguilar @captain_bash23]

@EzeSecOps Want to create my homelab already, any recommendations on where to start? Or any videos that can help me start?

[Khalil @SleezeMaraj]

The fall semester is really not for the weak, whew I’m wore out