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New video Alert π¨π Watch the scariest cyber threats in 2026 https://t.co/mWCVzoimpX
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Heβs a lua dev π
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Stop investing solely in higher walls. Start building a sharper, faster incident response team. Your assurance lies in your ability to survive the attack you didn't prevent. #Hacking
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Shift your focus to critical metrics: β Mean Time to Detect (MTTD) β Mean Time to Respond (MTTR) How fast you find and contain a breach is what truly defines your security posture. #SOC
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Why prevention inevitably fails: β’ Humans make mistakes β’ Zero-day exploits exist β’ Attackers innovate evasion techniques Perfection is an impossible standard. Resilience is the real goal. #InfoSec
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The era of the "impenetrable" system is over. Assurance no longer comes from prevention alone, but from assuming breach and excelling at detection and response. #CyberSecurity
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New video Alert π¨π Watch the scariest cyber threats in 2026 https://t.co/ZfRRxIEE3p
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Keep it up. Cybersecurity to the world!!!
MY DHCP project I would normally take time to explain, but I want to appreciate the people today. God, my parents, @EhistheGreat @ireteeh @NetworkQueenX, my bro @Dstixx05 , @Mx8797 @Omowumi1811 @akintunero @adaezeonuorah2 @KoredeSec You have all in one way helped me.
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Especially functions that took hours to write
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The 2013 Target breach stole 40M credit cards. The shocking part? Hackers didn't attack Target directly. They came in through a small HVAC vendor. This is the textbook example of supply chain risk. A thread. π #CaseStudySunday #SupplyChainRisk #CyberSecurity
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One of your servers has gone offline and you walk in to find this. What are you doing first?
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For all the security pros, IT admins, and CISOs out there: Where do you see the biggest challenge in implementing application whitelisting in a large company? Is it the initial setup? Maintaining the list for thousands of endpoints? Dealing with developer and user pushback?
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This power comes with a operational cost. Whitelisting requires meticulous management. Every new piece of software, every update, even every minor tool needs to be reviewed and added to the "approved" list. It's a battle between ultimate security and business agility. #ITAdmin
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Hereβs how it works as a ultimate kill-switch: - Blocks Unknown Malware: Zero-day ransomware? It's not on the list. Blocked. - Stops Script-Based Attacks: Malicious PowerShell scripts, macros, and .bat files? Denied. - Prevents Unauthorized Tools: Hackers can't download their
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What if you could build a bouncer for your computers that only lets in VIPs? That's Application Whitelisting. Instead of blocking known bad software (blacklisting), it only allows pre-approved, trusted programs to run. It's one of the most powerful defenses against unknown
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