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[Kagan @KaganTech]

The Infinix Hot 70 Pro 5G just made the hot 70 line up so much hotter! Where does one begin:

Display: 6.78-inch IPS LCD, 144Hz refresh rate, 1080P resolution

Processor: MediaTek Dimensity 7100 5GMemory & Storage: Up to 8GB RAM (expandable) and 256GB storage (MicroSD support)

Cameras: 50MP Sony IMX882 main camera; 8MP front camera

Battery: 6,000mAh with 45W fast charging (supports Bypass Charging)

Software: Android 16 (XOS 16) with promised support for 3 major OS upgrades.
#infinixhot70pro5g

[Abdulkadir | Cybersecurity @cyber_razz]

I love networking memes 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[IMAHNN @i_mahnn]

I am still active gang.
Just had to stay low 🔅

[IMAHNN @i_mahnn]

I am still active gang.
Just had to stay low 🔅

[Winston Ighodaro @Officialwhyte22]

So I just downloaded a cracked game and cmd opened for a few seconds and closed by itself, are you saying I’ve been hacked?

[Abdulkadir | Cybersecurity @cyber_razz]

@Officialwhyte22 Most likely
Your PC might have been converted into a zombie without your knowledge

But I’m sure you know more on this than me… please break it down for those in the back !

[IMAHNN @i_mahnn]

Webpage vs Website what is the difference?
A website is the complete building, while a webpage is a room in that building.

Furthermore, a webpage is an individual document (HTML/CSS/JS/...), while the website is the collection of these pages under one domain.

You gerrit?💡

[IMAHNN @i_mahnn]

Webpage vs Website what is the difference?
A website is the complete building, while a webpage is a room in that building.

Furthermore, a webpage is an individual document (HTML/CSS/JS/...), while the website is the collection of these pages under one domain.

You gerrit?💡

[sh4yo @3h4yo]

🚩 Excited to share that I’ve earned the @hackthebox_eu CPTS certification.

10 intense days — completed 12/14 objectives and submitted a 100+ page commercial-grade report.

Tough but incredibly rewarding. 💪
#CPTS #HackTheBox #PenTesting #OffensiveSecurity

[Abdulkadir | Cybersecurity @cyber_razz]

Story time :
> there’s this F00L
> Blocks me without ever interacting
> I block him back too

End of story right?? Nahhh, there’s more

> the “F00L” gets butt hurted and decided to call me a “fraud”

Why??? You may ask???

> Apparently because I post AI generated stories
> But there’s more to it
> Real reason = “jealousy”
> “F00L” wanna go “viral” too
> “F00L” wanna be an “influencer” too
> but “F00L” can’t, so “F00L” decided to just focus on hating instead of been a “real” cybersecurity professional
> but “F00L”doesn’t know He messed with the wrong dude

> now “F00L” I’ve never asked anyone for money on here, begged for a job or even sold a course to anyone.

> I’ve never claimed to be a Pro, Infact I tell everyone that generally I’m still learning myself.

> now if “F00L” can’t prove that I’m a fraud, we are gonna have serious issues

> Finally once I notice you are in support of “F00L” too, I’ll do you the favor for your mental health and block your ass too

CRY!!!!!!!!!

[h0rus3c @h0rus3c]

It’s been almost two years since I started my journey in Bug Bounty Hunting at 22, while finishing my university degree.

After investing 1,730 hours in studying, researching, and hacking, I’m proud to share that I’ve earned over €150,000 in bug bounty rewards, with more than €10,000 still pending from recently submitted reports.

That’s an average of €93 / hour

Many people say bug bounty is a scam or just a matter of luck. Yes, luck plays a role. But it’s far from everything.

This is fully autonomous, self-driven work. No one gives you a roadmap. Most of the time, you face complex problems alone, without solutions on internet, and you’re the one who has to figure them out.

On top of that, the competition is global. You’re searching for vulnerabilities in systems where thousands of skilled researchers have already looked before you.

It hasn’t been an easy path.

I’ve had disagreements with programs and triagers. I’ve encountered programs that don’t pay fairly or take months to respond. I’ve dealt with reports that weren’t fully read or properly understood.

But I’ve also encountered the complete opposite: amazing programs, triagers, and staff with whom it’s been a real pleasure to collaborate, and with whom I continue to work to this day.

All of that shapes you. Not only technically, but professionally.

You learn negotiation. You learn how to communicate clearly with companies. You learn how to demonstrate real impact and deliver what organizations truly value.

And that growth is just as important as the rewards.

Finally, a huge thanks to the amazing platforms @Hacker0x01 @yeswehack @immunefi @cantinaxyz where I have been hunting throughout my journey

#BugBounty #CyberSecurity #Hacking #Infosec

[IMAHNN @i_mahnn]

Ameen Ya Rabbi

[Cyb3rn3t1c5✨🧕🏾 @cyb3rn3t1cs]

As Ramadan is coming to an end I pray before the next Ramadan we all live in our answered prayers. I pray we also become better versions of ourselves. Remember charity begins at home and it doesn’t remove anything from your body to be kind.

[IMAHNN @i_mahnn]

Most people think Pentesting is just 'hacking.' It’s actually 80% legal compliance and frameworks. If the structure isn't legal, the 'building' is a liability.

[Abdulkadir | Cybersecurity @cyber_razz]

Yes and I’m gonna explain how they do that:

They’re leveraging one of the most basic mechanics of the internet: NAT (Network Address Translation).

Here’s the idea.

Inside your home network, every device has its own private IP address.
Your phone, laptop, smart TV etc … all different.

But when those devices access the internet, your router performs NAT and translates all that traffic into one single public IP address.

So to the outside world, your entire household looks like one source.

That’s the signal Netflix uses.

If an account consistently streams from devices that appear behind the same public IP, it looks like a normal household behind one router performing NAT.

But if the same account starts appearing from multiple unrelated public IPs, different networks, different locations, the NAT pattern breaks.

Now it no longer looks like one household.

It looks like account sharing.

& that’s the cue they use in blocking your account.

They’re simply reading the network fingerprints that NAT naturally creates.

[IMAHNN @i_mahnn]

@cyber_rekk This was howy ui design looked 2 years back 😅😅😅

[Abdulkadir | Cybersecurity @cyber_razz]

Atleast I won’t have to manually do it later again

[IMAHNN @i_mahnn]

Best Incident Response

[Abdulkadir | Cybersecurity @cyber_razz]

POV: Disconnecting all network devices as soon as an attacker successfully gets in !

NO NETWORK = NO HACK

(Asking HR for a raise next month)

[IMAHNN @i_mahnn]

@dev_maims Early morning

[Abdulkadir | Cybersecurity @cyber_razz]

Cybersecurity students and their unfinished courses

[Abdulkadir | Cybersecurity @cyber_razz]

Legendary meme