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[shepherd @kizztopha]

@cyber__razz @jerryolubunmi ?

[shepherd @kizztopha]

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[Tazo @TheLifeZoomer]

The Choir master is back with another banger😂😂😂

[Dami’ Adenuga @DAMIADENUGA]

He is building a website for his mum to experiment with part of what he’s been learning all summer 😱😱

[shepherd @kizztopha]

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[Max @MaxTorchbearer]

did bro really just tell everyone the secret behind actually liking yourself

[TechCrush.pro @TechCrushHQ]

Success can impart the wrong lessons if you're not careful.

Every step forward is something to celebrate, but that's when your true growth starts by staying humble enough to continue learning.

The most successful people don't stop growing even after achieving their goals.

Have you learned any lessons from success? Tell us in the comments below. 👇
#TechCrush #CareerGrowth #TechMindset #inspirationalquote

[shepherd @kizztopha]

This is just the beginning of my journey. Understanding these fundamentals is step one to becoming a real cybersecurity professional.

@TechCrushHQ @jerryolubunmi

[shepherd @kizztopha]

I just finished a comprehensive study guide on Cryptography, Networking, and Network Security. It connected a LOT of dots for me. Here's what I learned:

[shepherd @kizztopha]

Finally, I learned about the "security guards" of a network: Firewalls (the gatekeepers), IDS (the smoke detectors that alert), and IPS (the sprinklers that actively block threats). They all work together in a "defense in depth" strategy.

[shepherd @kizztopha]

@thedarshakrana Funny how I have always wondered why my footwear begins to feel like my feet the moment I put it on, if something gets stuck to the sole of my footwear, it begins to feel like it is stuck directly to my feet, suddenly I can not walk properly because of it until I get it out…

[alexei @alexeixbt]

most strategic advice fails because it ignores basic game theory and assumes the other side is playing fair.

in this classic yale lecture, prof. ben polak exposes how dominant strategies work in the real world and why reading hidden payoffs is the only competitive advantage that matters.

the core concepts and key takeaways broken down below.

[shepherd @kizztopha]

@ecommartinez Gem

[alexei @alexeixbt]

bertrand russell drops a cold truth in this clip: good intentions don't make good decisions, game theory does.

it shows why two smart people making totally logical choices usually end up triggering the worst possible outcome for both in business, politics, and relationships.

how to stop asking "what should i do" and start reading hidden payoffs: key concepts below.