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[Max Howell @mxcl]

I need to hire this genius.

[Neo Kim @systemdesignone]

If you want to go GOD-LEVEL with DevOps engineering, then learn these 15 concepts:

[Ayaan 🐧 @twtayaan]

DevOps engineers might actually be the laziest people in tech and Kubernetes is living proof. 😭

Kubernetes was too long so we made it K8s. Then even kubectl was too much effort so we aliased it to k.

And apparently, that STILL wasn't enough.

kubectl get pods → k get po
kubectl get nodes → k get no
kubectl get services → k get svc
kubectl get deployments → k get deploy
kubectl get namespaces → k get ns

And after saving all those keystrokes, we still spend 30 minutes wondering why our pods aren't showing up.

[Tonny @tonnw75]

🇻🇳 give factories: tax holiday, free land, visa for engineers

🇮🇩 give factories: permit drama, ormas visit, demo at the gate

Congrats Indonesia
First help Singapore look ethical, now help Vietnam pass our GDP per capita.

Should be proud, we help our neighbours a lot 🇮🇩

[TempatPergi @TempatPergi1457]

@gabe_ragland is your friend understand how to make PRD and such?

[AB Kuai.Dong @_FORAB]

知名链上追踪博主 ZachXBT，猜测本次攻击币安，盗取 58.75 亿美元的，为朝鲜人民军总参谋部侦察总局，下属管理的 Lazarus Group。

该组织在该领域盗窃的战果

日本 DMM 交易所，约 3 亿美元
印度 WazirX 交易所，约 2.3 亿美元
华人 Bybit 交易所，约 15 亿美元
链上协议 Kelp DAO，约 2.92 亿美元
华人 Bitget 交易所，约 3.8 亿美元

虽然币安已经追回了其中的一半资产，但是比特币、以太坊等是追回的难题，该黑客最终目标是将资产流入朝鲜，充足朝鲜国家建设。

[Sherwood @shcallaway]

Holy sh*t. RCE in @gitlab

[Mr. Whale @MrWhale]

TOP 15 MOST NOTORIOUS HACKER GROUPS IN THE WORLD.

A breakdown of some of the world’s most sophisticated and dangerous cyber threat groups, their countries of origin, and their primary targets.

🇰🇵 NORTH KOREA

Lazarus Group
Targets: Cryptocurrency exchanges, banks, financial institutions, and government agencies.
Known for: Major crypto thefts, the Sony Pictures attack, and international cyber espionage.

APT38 (BeagleBoyz)
Targets: Banks, financial networks, and payment systems.
Known for: Large-scale financial theft and attacks on international banking systems.

Andariel
Targets: Defense contractors, financial institutions, and government organizations.
Known for: Financial cybercrime and espionage operations.

🇷🇺 RUSSIA

APT28 (Fancy Bear)
Targets: Governments, military organizations, NATO, and political institutions.
Known for: Cyber espionage and intelligence operations.

APT29 (Cozy Bear)
Targets: Government agencies, technology companies, and research institutions.
Known for: The SolarWinds supply chain attack.

Sandworm
Targets: Energy infrastructure, power grids, telecommunications, and government networks.
Known for: Destructive cyberattacks and attacks on Ukraine’s power infrastructure.

🇨🇳 CHINA

APT41
Targets: Technology companies, healthcare, telecommunications, and financial institutions.
Known for: Cyber espionage and financially motivated attacks.

Volt Typhoon
Targets: Critical infrastructure, telecommunications, and government networks.
Known for: Long term infiltration of strategic infrastructure.

APT10 (Stone Panda)
Targets: Corporations, technology companies, and government organizations.
Known for: Intellectual property theft and cyber espionage.

Mustang Panda
Targets: Governments, political organizations, and diplomatic institutions.
Known for: Advanced cyber espionage campaigns.

🇮🇷 IRAN

MuddyWater
Targets: Government agencies, telecommunications, and critical infrastructure.
Known for: Cyber espionage and credential theft.

APT35 (Charming Kitten)
Targets: Government officials, academics, journalists, and organizations.
Known for: Phishing, credential theft, and intelligence gathering.

🌍 INTERNATIONAL/EASTERN EUROPE

Scattered Spider
Origins: International network, primarily English speaking operators.
Targets: Telecommunications, technology companies, and financial institutions.
Known for: Social engineering, SIM swapping, and corporate network intrusions.

FIN7
Origins: Eastern Europe, with members associated with Ukraine and Russia.
Targets: Retailers, hospitality companies, payment systems, and financial institutions.
Known for: Payment card theft and corporate cybercrime.

LockBit
Origins: International ransomware operation with strong Russian connections.
Targets: Businesses, hospitals, government agencies, and corporations.
Known for: Ransomware attacks and large scale data extortion.

THE FIVE GROUPS TO WATCH CLOSELY IN CRYPTO AND FINANCIAL SECURITY:

🇰🇵 Lazarus Group - Cryptocurrency theft and financial attacks.

🇰🇵 APT38 - Banking and financial system attacks.

🇨🇳 APT41 - Financially motivated cybercrime and espionage.

🇷🇺 Sandworm - Critical infrastructure attacks.

🌍 Scattered Spider - Corporate and financial system intrusions.

🚨 IMPORTANT: Country associations do not automatically prove direct government control or responsibility for every attack. Cyber attribution requires forensic evidence and independent verification.

[H4x0r.DZ @h4x0r_dz]

Lazarus again?

[TempatPergi @TempatPergi1457]

@UmmusabilS semangat untuk semua orang yang sedang memeluk sepi.

[Cyber_Racheal @CyberRacheal]

Cybersecurity Certification

[TempatPergi @TempatPergi1457]

@lynxluna god-tier ads🫡

[Audrey @audrlo]

this is my guiding principle.

[ThePrimeagen @ThePrimeagen]

Remember when I said we should only look at output and quality. If you make good stuff, then people should not care if you do or don't use AI... Or how you use it, or when you use it...

[Abdulkadir | Cybersecurity @cyber_razz]

How to become a hacker ethically.

1. Learn Networking - Understand IP addresses, ports, DNS, TCP/IP, and how networks work.

2. Master Linux - Get comfortable with the command line, especially Kali Linux.

3. Learn Programming - Start with Python, then explore Bash and basic JavaScript.

4. Understand Cybersecurity - Study vulnerabilities, web security, authentication, and common attacks.

5. Learn the Tools - Practice with Nmap, Wireshark, Burp Suite, and Metasploit.

6. Build a Home Lab - Practice safely using virtual machines and intentionally vulnerable applications.

7. Use Legal Platforms - Train on TryHackMe, Hack The Box, and PortSwigger Web Security Academy.

8. Build a Portfolio - Document your labs, write-ups, projects, and security findings.

9. Get Certified (if you’ve got the money) - Consider Security+, eJPT, or PNPT as you progress.

Stay Ethical & Never test systems without explicit authorization.

[STUNNER @Cr7Godbrand]

In Kenya a porn star named Lexi goes on a podcast. She talks about her life as a porn star.

women APPLAUDED her. "Queen!" "Empowering!" "Smart!" "Intelligent!" "Her body her choice!"

They didn’t care about the trauma. Shame. Suicidal thoughts. Broken family. Emptiness. Future Regrets.

In that SAME country, a woman creates a class to teach women how to be wives. How to keep a home. How to respect a husband. How to build a family.

10,000 COMMENTS. Attacks. Insults. "Pick me!" "Internalized misogyny!" "You're setting us back!"

So let’s be clear on what just happened:

The woman selling her body gets called brave. The woman teaching family gets called a traitor.

The woman who destroys herself gets a standing ovation. The woman who wants to build a home gets crucified.

Women celebrate what destroys, condemn what builds.they call one path empowering and brave, while mocking the other for upholding marriage, family, and responsibility.

And the most disturbing part? They are teaching the next generation of women what to admire, what to aspire to, and what to despise.

They are telling our daughters: Be naked for strangers and you are powerful. Be loyal to one man nor your family and you are stupid.

When women in a society starts applauding what undermines it and attacking what sustains it, they need to ask themselves : Have yall completely lost your moral compass?

The double standard is not a mistake. It’s the point. The rage is not about morals. It’s about agenda.

They don’t hate the housewife because she is wrong. They hate her because she proves their choices are not the only choices.

[HackerOnTwoWheels @HackerOn2Wheels]

I’ve hacked every major crypto exchange. Reported critical vulnerabilities that would make the news if we disclosed.

If you are scared of holding your crypto in cold storage because of the Coldcard hack and is thinking you are better off holding in an exchange, I can tell you one thing with certainty.

Do not trust Binance. You WILL lose your funds.

[vx-underground @vxunderground]

No disrespect to Mr. Pavlovski, but this has been a "trend" for decades.

You just haven't been aware of the "trend" because you never focused on the "trend".

My website has documented these "trends" dating back to the early 2000s.

[gerald @geraldyoo_]

ekonomi jahat bgt ya :(

[TempatPergi @TempatPergi1457]

@karimakayyi selesai sih kita,masuk ke standalone market.