Ain't giving up till I chill with @three_cube great books buddy.

You're not a Pentester, you are also a bad actor.

After Iran they are coming for North Korea

Forget what they say bro, look at what they do. Congratulations you are now a dangerous man.

Fuck Democracy, power rules the world, we have been lied to. 👿

The brain is designed to learn through constant repetition and active, hands-on involvement. Through such practice and persistence, any skill can be mastered.

It's actually, Filetype: pdf "The Alchemist" it's called google hacking .

Ongoing free mentorship, I will teach what I know that made me chose cyber security (Pentester) as a career. Making decisions and chosing a career takes a confident, enthusiastic and visionary mind, so let's get you there at once.

Free mentorship, I will teach what I know that made me chose cyber security (Pentester) as a career. Dm.

🚨 Two US cybersecurity professionals have been sentenced for moonlighting as ALPHV BlackCat ransomware affiliates. Ryan Goldberg, 40, of Georgia, and Kevin Martin, 36, of Texas, deployed BlackCat ransomware against multiple US victims between April and December 2023. They paid the operators a 20% cut for access to the platform, hit medical and engineering firms, leaked patient data to pressure payment, and split a $1.2 million Bitcoin ransom three ways with co-conspirator Angelo Martino. Martino had a second job. He worked as a ransomware negotiator for victims, and used that role to leak confidential victim information to the attackers to push ransom prices up. When Goldberg tried to flee abroad, the FBI tracked him through 10 countries before he was caught. Both men were sentenced yesterday. Martino is sentenced July 9.

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I'm done learning HTML, I can start hacking now, right?!

I think I have to quit learning EH, I thought I would be a hacker after just learning HTML.

Building my way up to becoming a Pentester. If this is you let's connect 🤝

This was the birth of ransomware… and it started with THIS.

I once handled a court case that reminded me why I chose law, not for love of money, not for fame, but principally for humanity. He walked into my office one hot afternoon, clothes worn, eyes tired, voice shaking. A grown man who had cried himself dry. He had been locked up for about 1 year and 3 months over an offence he didn’t commit. No connections. No money. No one speaking for him. His crime? Being poor and powerless. They had framed him because he couldn’t fight back. His family sold almost everything to see him released. They kept visiting him in custody. His children dropped out of school. His wife started hawking just to survive. Yet the system kept crushing him like he didn’t matter. When I listened to him and studied the proofs of evidence, my heart sank. Nothing added up. Statements were forged. Timelines were twisted. Evidence was clearly manufactured. But because he was 'nobody,' no one cared to look twice. We took the case. Each court date came with fear and suspense for him. Some days, it felt like the walls were closing in. There were moments I wondered if justice would truly speak. But we pressed on. We asked the hard questions. We exposed the lies. We stayed patient. We stayed human. Then came the day of judgment. Silence filled the courtroom. When the words "discharged and acquitted" were spoken, the man collapsed from relief. A free man at last. Grown man wept. I wept too. Outside the court, he held my hands and said, "You didn’t just save me. You gave my children their future back." That day, I didn’t just win a case. I restored hope. If you ever think one voice cannot change anything, remember that justice still works when someone is brave enough to stand for the helpless. And that is why I practice law.

Giveaway - Our instructor-led advanced bootcamps for sharpening your Red Team skills start this weekend. Attacking and Defending Active Directory - Advanced Edition (CRTE) starts this Friday. Advanced Windows Tradecraft - Evasion Techniques for Red Teams (CETP) starts this Saturday. I am giving away one seat for each of the bootcamps. To participate, please Follow @nikhil_mitt and @AlteredSecurity, Like, Comment and Repost. We will announce the random winners on Wednesday. alteredsecurity.com/bootcamp… #RedTeam #Evasion

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