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[Fortanix @fortanix]

Read the blog: https://t.co/uMaTCgar0z

[Outflank @OutflankNL]

Arrived at OrangeCon? Come find us on the floor! We'll be happy to talk about offensive trends, tradecraft, and getting your daily dose of vitamin C (C for cybersecurity, of course) with our evasive #redteaming toolset, OST.

[Corelight @corelight_inc]

When you’re in the middle of an investigation, context matters.

Understanding how network logs, alerts, and supporting data connect is what helps you move quickly and make decisions with confidence.

📌 Get the cheatsheet: https://t.co/YwqpZw4L31

#NetworkSecurity #SOC #NDR

[freeCodeCamp.org @freeCodeCamp]

AI coding agents can build quickly, but unstructured workflows can create fragile software.

In this handbook, Qudrat shows you how to build a software factory with Claude Code.

You'll create specialized agents, an orchestrator, hooks, and review workflows for safer production development.

https://t.co/EBUiXWbon6

[freeCodeCamp.org @freeCodeCamp]

Secure networking starts with understanding how traffic is managed.

In this article, @manishmshiva explains what proxies and reverse proxies do and when to use each one.

He covers privacy, caching, load balancing, and protection against common threats.

https://t.co/L6qUXUk15T

[Profitap @Profitap]

Troubleshooting should not start with changes. It should start with evidence. By following this structured CompTIA troubleshooting methodology and combining it with packet-level visibility from the IOTA, teams can resolve issues faster and with accuracy.
https://t.co/BJaIbByGO9

[Rohit Ghumare @ghumare64]

Learn DevOps by playing games 🎮

1. Kubernetes
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2. DevOps
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2. Linux
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3. Git
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4. Python
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5. 25+ programming languages
https://t.co/TI3vAufdjO

[Radware @radware]

Agent-based threats don’t look like traditional attacks. They exploit intent, trust, and autonomy rather than known signatures.
👉Learn more here: https://t.co/GUOlD118mq

#AgenticAI #CyberSecurity #AISecurity #AutonomousSystems #Innovation

[Corelight @corelight_inc]

Security teams are dealing with an environment that continues to grow in scale and complexity. Understanding what’s happening across that environment, and being able to investigate it effectively, remains a consistent challenge.

We’ll be at GPSEC St. Louis connecting with the community and continuing those conversations.

📍 May 6 | St. Louis, MO
🕘 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM CT
📌 Energizer Park

Be sure to stop by and say hi to the team 👋

🔗 Register now: https://t.co/NA7CYffhtG

#Cybersecurity #NetworkSecurity #NDR

[freeCodeCamp.org @freeCodeCamp]

Repetitive digital tasks can eat up a lot of your time.

In this course, @EstefaniaCassN teaches you how to automate them with Zapier, from basic Zaps to more advanced AI-powered workflows.

You’ll learn about triggers, actions, and how to connect the apps you already use.

https://t.co/X0cJp0UZLJ

[Radware @radware]

This new CISO’s Guide breaks down how modern attacks span network, application, and API layers, and what it takes to stop them.

The reason to read: traditional approaches miss what today’s attackers actually do. Rethink your strategy.

Download now. https://t.co/7HmNZjk4KZ

[Radware @radware]

Our latest analysis reveals unprecedented growth in network and application layer attacks throughout 2025. Discover how multi-vector campaigns are evolving and why automation is now essential for defense.

Download the full report: https://t.co/qzElZnGJ5k

[Ayaan 🐧 @twtayaan]

The best Linux resources that are FREE to learn in 2026:

1. Linux Foundation Training
https://t.co/lb0u5E5ptl

2. Linux Journey
https://t.co/jtGd0Muzi8

3. Ubuntu Tutorials
https://t.co/Bzzqyvh5ay

4. Red Hat Training Resources
https://t.co/czdQ2HZkI9

5. GNU Documentation
https://t.co/Fr8DYYHP9p

6. OverTheWire Bandit (Linux Wargames)
https://t.co/fEVqANSlkV

7. The Linux Command Line Book
https://t.co/Vzk5I7x9Vj

8. MIT Missing Semester (Linux & CLI)
https://t.co/mGRZgMjgi2

9. DigitalOcean Linux Tutorials
https://t.co/Gewym4sg2b

10. Linux From Scratch
https://t.co/2HPp4ZLj4r

11. Arch Linux Wiki
https://t.co/CdfA9gOOGg

12. freeCodeCamp Linux Course
https://t.co/i8ZbNPhXYw

13. Linux Survival
https://t.co/a94ZVchlJp

14. NDG Linux Essentials
https://t.co/IBMbsG2xTQ

15. Bash Guide
https://t.co/q6wAtVeRVB

Everything you need is already free.

[Cyber Security News @The_Cyber_News]

🛡️ CrackArmor Vulnerabilities Expose 12.6 Million Linux Servers to Complete Root Takeover

Source: https://t.co/tazNV6OvL7

Nine critical vulnerabilities have been discovered in AppArmor, which is a widely used mandatory access control framework for Linux.

These vulnerabilities, collectively referred to as “CrackArmor,” enable unprivileged local users to escalate their privileges to root, break container isolation, and cause kernel operations to crash. This issue affects over 12.6 million enterprise Linux systems worldwide.

The CrackArmor vulnerabilities trace their origins to Linux kernel version 4.11, released in 2017, and have remained undetected in production environments for nearly nine years.

#cybersecuritynews #linux

[Anastasis Vasileiadis @Anastasis_King]

🚨 This Tool Finds Hidden Subdomains of Any Website… 🌐

Using Subfinder you can quickly discover subdomains and map a website’s infrastructure during reconnaissance.

In this reel I run Subfinder inside Termux to show how security researchers gather information about domains.

⚠️ Educational cybersecurity demonstration.

👉 Don’t comment yet
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💬 Comment SUBDOMAIN and I’ll send you the link for more information

[sysxplore @sysxplore]

Quick Linux tip:

When you need to create several directories at once, you don’t have to do it one by one.

The mkdir command supports brace expansion, letting you create multiple nested directories in a single go.

$ mkdir -p ~/scripts/{site-01,site-02}/{backup,monitoring,network}

This instantly creates folders for two sites, each with its own backup, monitoring, and network directories.

A neat way to save time and keep your directory structure organized.

[Red Hat @RedHat]

Red Hat and @NVIDIA are industrializing open source to power the next generation of gigascale #AI factories. We’re delivering a specialized build of #RHEL optimized for Day 0 support for the NVIDIA Rubin platform: https://t.co/f13oOf3txX. #NVIDIAGTC

[freeCodeCamp.org @freeCodeCamp]

Many modern apps rely on real-time data, like live sports scores, chat apps, collaborative tools, and more.

A common way to power this is with WebSockets.

In this tutorial, Nneoma explains how WebSockets work, how to build them in Python, and how to use them with FastAPI.

https://t.co/UVZHTDuzEX

[Core Impact @_CoreImpact]

In his latest blog, @ricnar456 provides a PoC related to CVE-2026-2636, a blue screen of death (BSoD) on Windows CLFS driver
https://t.co/ksO9yOC894

[Corelight @corelight_inc]

Malware can be stealthy and hard to detect. Here’s how network visibility is a crucial piece to staying vigilant and keeping it out of your network. 👇