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🇮🇳 ANON SECURITY SOLUTIONS 🇮🇳:
🔰5 BEST CHROME EXTENSIONS FOR HACKERS🔰
1. Tamper Data
The Tamper Data extension provides such functionalities. It is an essential tool that supports ethical hacking processes through the Chrome web browser.
2. Hackbar
The HackBar extension assists in hash generation, XSS queries, decoding, encoding, and SQL functions other than an interface. The extension helps users easily copy, read, and request URLs,
3. Open Port Check Tool
The Open Port Check Tool extension helps hackers detect if a computer has any open ports. The extension alerts users to turn off all unused ports to reduce the possibility of an intrusion.
4. Request Maker
Hackers find the Request Maker extension useful when conducting fuzz tests to detect security vulnerabilities and coding errors. The Request Maker tool simplifies the process since it is designed as a core pen-testing tool.
5. Penetration Testing Kit
The Chrome-based Penetration Testing Kit contains a bundle of useful pen testing exercises for professional, ethical hackers. The extension provides an interface through which users can view and send responses and request information.
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Top 10 websites for remote work opportunities 👩🏻💻
⚡️ Daily Jobs- https://FreshersGold.com
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⚡️ ARC - https://arc.dev
⚡️ Remotive - https://remotive.com
⚡️ JustRemote - https://justremote.co/
⚡️ AngelList - https://angel.co/
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⚡️ Solid Gigs - https://solidgigs.com
⚡️ Snagajob - https://www.snagajob.com/
⚡️ LinkedIn - http://www.linkedin.com/
⚡️ ServiceScape - https://lnkd.in/guR5EV_z
⚡️ Craigslist - http://www.craigslist.org/
⚡️ CoolWorks - https://www.coolworks.com/
⚡️ Contena - https://www.contena.co
⚡️ Fiverr - https://www.fiverr.com/
Top 10 websites to prep for coding interviews 🖥
⚡️ LeetCode - https://leetcode.com/
⚡️ HackerRank - https://lnkd.in/gdimkcTq
⚡️ HackerEarth - https://lnkd.in/gQ5UZEPZ
⚡️ Codewars - https://www.codewars.com
⚡️ CodeChef - https://www.codechef.com/
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Top 5 tools for job search 🗂
⚡️ Grammarly - http://www.grammarly.com/
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👨🏻💻 HOW TO BECOME A RED TEAM OPERATOR 👨🏻💻
🔴 BECOME A REAL HACKER 🔴
🔗Link: https://pentestingguide.com/how-to-become-a-red-team-operator/
Thank You!
You want to break into cybersecurity?
DO's:
1. Learn more and demonstrate the desire to learn as well as develop your skillset toward the position(s) you are applying to.
2. Talk about what you're studying/learning on LinkedIn.
3. Join a security group and/or discord - info-sec.live, cyber insecurity, etc.
4. Reach out to people on LinkedIn who work at a position/company you want to work at and ask for their advice on how they achieved that.
5. Think about getting a certain certification like Security+ if you're noticing that every position you are applying for wants that certification.
6. If a position requires x years of experience, it says entry-level, and you meet the other basic requirements apply anyways! Let HR decide your fit. The worst they can say is no!
DONT's
1. Complain about how the system is broken and how you cannot get a job - recruiters see these posts and move on to other candidates.
2. Complain about the ATS.
3. Complaining in general on LinkedIn - nobody wants to hire someone who is openly negative so keep your posts and correspondence positive.
4. Apply for every security position you can find - focus on one or two positions in particular (that are related) and build your skillset around what those positions are requiring.
#source - LinkedIn
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👉 WEBSITES WHERE YOU CAN MAKE MONEY BY HUNTING BUGS 👈
Hackers and Cyber Security Experts get paid well but some of them doesn't get chance so easily. So here are some platforms for bug bounty programs to earn good.
❇️ HACKERONE .COM
They encourages security researchers to identify and submit vulnerability reports regarding virtually everything that bears the Bitdefender brand. HACkers can create up to 30 programs in the sandbox
❇️ SYNACK
Here you will get the scale and rigor of bug bounty, with the control, efficiency and quality that's unique to Synack.
❇️ BUGCROWD
Bugcrowd also provides opportunity to Ethical Hackers to join their bug bounty programmes and find vulnerability in their product.
❇️ INTIGRITI
Intigriti offers Bug Bounty and agile Penetration Testing solutions powered by Europe's #1 leading network of Ethical Hackers.
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👨🏻💻Google Dorks For Hackers👨🏻💻
👉What you'll came to know?
• Complete understanding of Google Dorks
• How to find vulnerabilities
• How to find anyone's username & password
• How to do Google search like a hacker
🔗Link: https://pentestingguide.com/google-dorks/
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🔰 7 MOST POPULAR (WiFi) WIRELESS HACKING TOOLS 🔰
🌀 More Post coming soon stay tuned .
1️⃣ AIRCRACK-NG
Aircrack-ng uses the best algorithms to recover wireless passwords by capturing packets. Once enough packets have been gathered, it tries to recover the password.
2️⃣ WIFITE
Wifite is a Python script designed to simplify wireless security auditing. It runs existing wireless h4cking tools for you, eliminating the need to memorize and correctly use the different tools with their various options.
3️⃣ KISMET
Kismet is supported on all operating systems (using WSL on Windows) and is actively supported. It passively collects packets being broadcast in its vicinity and analyzes them to detect even hidden Wi-Fi networks.
4️⃣ WIFIPHISHER
Wifiphisher is a tool designed to perform man-in-the-middle attacks by exploiting Wi-Fi association. It also enables an attacker to launch web phishing attacks. These can be used to collect user credentials for third-party sites or Wi-Fi network credentials.
5️⃣ inSSIDer
inSSIDer is a popular Wi-Fi scanner for Microsoft Windows and OS X operating systems. The inSSIDer wi-fi scanner can do various tasks, including finding open Wi-Fi access points, tracking signal strength and saving logs with GPS records.
6️⃣ WIRESHARK
It runs on Windows, Linux, OS X, Solaris, FreeBSD and others. In wireshark, you can capture packets live and inspect them at a high level or see the values of particular fields within a packet.
7️⃣ KALI LINUX NET HUNTER
The tools discussed so far have been focused on wireless h4cking from the desktop. It is a fully open-source Android penetration platform that is designed to run on Nexus phones.
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🔥Bypass 2FA and MFA: How to Hack 2FA & MFA🔥
(The Real Method)
In this article you'll get to know the real way to Bypass 2FA (two factor authentication) and MFA (multi factor authentication).
🔗Link: https://bit.ly/3KscXyo
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👉 WHY PYTHON IS STILL ONE OF THE BEST LANGUAGE ?
❇️ Python is an interpreted high-level programming language, which is rapidly growing nowadays.
❇️ It has only fewer steps when compared to Java and C.
❇️ It was founded in 1991 by developer Guido Van Rossum.
👉 NOW LET'S TALK ABOUT THE ADVANTAGES OF PYTHON
▶️ Python is the most broadly applied by developers.
▶️ Python language is easy to read and easy to learn.
▶️ It is easier to write a program in Python than in C or C++.
▶️ This language has wide applicability and is extensively used by scientists, engineers, and mathematicians.
▶️ Python has some unique characteristics that are valuable for programmers because they make coding easier.
👉 WHY PYTHON IS BETTER ?
1) EASY TO LEARN AND USE
Python language is incredibly easy to use and learn for beginners. Due to its ease of learning and usage, python codes can be easily written than other programming languages.
2) WIDELY USED IN ACADEMICS
Due to its countless use in different fields like Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, Data Science, etc. python language is now being treated as the core programming language in schools and colleges
3) VERSATILITY, EFFICIENCY AND SPEED
The python language is efficient, reliable, and much faster than most modern languages. Python language can be used in many varieties of environments such as mobile applications, desktop applications, web development, hardware programming, and many more.
4) LARGE NUMBER OF PYTHON LIBRARIES
The language includes a large library with memory management which is another one of the advantages of Python programming.
5) THE FLEXIBILITY OF PYTHON LANGUAGE
The person who is an expert in python language is not just limited to building similar kinds of things but can also try to make something different because of the flexibility of the language.
6) FIRST CHOICE OF MANY PROGRAMMERS
Many Students and developers always look forward to learning the Python language first because of its high demand in the field and the market.
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🪆 Top 10 Programming Languages with their Usecases 🪆
#Requested
Python ➼ Data Science, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
JavaScript ➼ Rich Interactive Web Development
Java ➼ Enterprise Application Development and Embedded Systems
R ➼ Data Analysis
C/C++ ➼ Operating Systems and System Tools
Golang ➼ Server-Side Programming
C# ➼ Application & Web Development Using .NET
PHP ➼ Web Development
SQL ➼ Data Management
Swift ➼ For Mobile App Development on iOS
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🎙 Here are this week's five links that are worth your time 🎙
🎙 1. This course will show you how to build your own video games using an open source JavaScript GameDev engine called GDevelop:
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/create-a-platformer-game-with-gdevelop/
🎙 2. FreeCodeCamp just published our first-ever AutoCAD course. Computer Aided Design is a powerful tool for creating 3D models, most often in the field of architecture:
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/learn-autocad-with-this-free-course/
🎙 3. In this tutorial, you will learn how to use the common HTTP methods – Get, Put, Post, Patch, and Delete – to coordinate servers and clients:
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/http-request-methods-explained/
🎙 4. This Python Deep Learning course will explain how cars can "see" the road, and how they process this information using neural networks:
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/perception-for-self-driving-cars-deep-learning-course/
🎙 5. Learn how to use TypeScript with your React apps. This course will teach you about aliases, inheritance, reducers, React Hooks, and more – all while coding your own todo list app:
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-code-your-react-app-with-typescript/
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Introducing 44 cybersecurity YouTube channels:
1. Hak5 — General cybersecurity coverage.
2. The XSS Rat — Everythug bounty hunting.
3. ITProTV — General cybersecurity coverage.
4. Infosec Institute — Cybersecurity awareness.
5. Cyrill Gössi — Extensive cryptography videos.
6. DC CyberSec — Generic cybersecurity coverage.
7. Black Hat — Technical cybersecurity conferences.
8. David Bombal — Everything cybersecurity related.
9. Outpost Gray — Cybersecurity career development.
10. Bugcrowd — Bug bounty methodology and interviews.
11. Network Chuck — Everything cybersecurity related.
12. Professor Messer — Guides covering certifications.
13. Cyberspatial — Cybersecurity education and training.
14. OWASP Foundation — Web-application security content.
15. Nahamsec — Educational hacking and bug bounty videos.
16. Computerphile — Covers basic concepts and techniques.
17. InfoSec Live — Everything from tutorials to interviews.
18. InsiderPHD — How to get started with bug bounty hunting.
19. Security Weekly — Interviews with cybersecurity figures.
20. Hack eXPlorer — General tutorials, tips, and techniques.
21. Cyber CDH — Cybersecurity tools, tactics and techniques.
22. John Hammond — Malware analysis, programming, and careers.
23. SANS Offensive Operations — Technical cybersecurity videos.
24. 13Cubed — Videos on tools, forensics, and incident response.
25. HackerSploit — Penetration testing, web-application hacking.
26. Z-winK University — Bug bounty education and demonstrations.
27. Peter Yaworski — Web-application hacking tips and interviews.
28. IppSec — Labs and capture-the-flag tutorials, HackTheBox etc.
29. Pentester Academy TV — Discussions and demonstrating attacks.
30. BlackPerl — Malware analysis, forensics and incident response.
31. Offensive Security — Educational content and lab walkthroughs.
32. Day Cyberwox — Useful cloud security content and walkthroughs.
33. DEFCONConference — Everything from DEF CON cybersecurity event.
34. STÖK — Videos on tools, vulnerability analysis, and methodology.
35. MalwareTechBlog — Cybersecurity and reverse engineering content.
36. The Hated One — Research that explains cybersecurity conceptions.
37. Simply Cyber — Helps people with cybersecurity career development.
38. Black Hills Information Security — Everything cybersecurity related.
39. Security Now — Cybercrime news, hacking and web-application security.
40. The Cyber Mentor — Ethical hacking, web-application hacking, and tools.
41. Joe Collins — Everything Linux related, including tutorials and guides.
42. Null Byte — Cybersecurity for ethical hackers, and computer scientists.
43. LiveOverflow — Involves hacking, write-up videos, and capture-the-flags.
44. The PC Security Channel — Windows security, malware news, and tutorials.
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If you need Free Pentest, CTF, Defense Platforms (with Lab!), then check them out:
❗️LetsDefend
❗️Academy Hackaflag BR
❗️Attack-Defense
❗️Alert to win
❗️CTF Komodo Security
❗️CMD Challenge
❗️Explotation Education
❗️Google CTF
❗️HackTheBox
❗️Hackthis
❗️Hacksplaining
❗️Hacker101
❗️Hacker Security
❗️Hacking-Lab
❗️HSTRIKE
❗️ImmersiveLabs
❗️NewbieContest
❗️OverTheWire
❗️Practical Pentest Labs
❗️Pentestlab
❗️Penetration Testing Practice Labs
❗️PentestIT LAB
❗️PicoCTF
❗️PWNABLE
❗️Root-Me
❗️Root in Jail
❗️SANS Challenger
❗️SmashTheStack
❗️The Cryptopals Crypto Challenges
❗️TryHackMe
❗️Vulnhub
❗️W3Challs
❗️WeChall
❗️Zenk-Security
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Here are 30 cybersecurity search engines:
1. Dehashed—View leaked credentials.
2. SecurityTrails—Extensive DNS data.
3. DorkSearch—Really fast Google dorking.
4. ExploitDB—Archive of various exploits.
5. ZoomEye—Gather information about targets.
6. Pulsedive—Search for threat intelligence.
7. GrayHatWarefare—Search public S3 buckets.
8. PolySwarm—Scan files and URLs for threats.
9. Fofa—Search for various threat intelligence.
10. LeakIX—Search publicly indexed information.
11. DNSDumpster—Search for DNS records quickly.
13. FullHunt—Search and discovery attack surfaces.
14. AlienVault—Extensive threat intelligence feed.
12. ONYPHE—Collects cyber-threat intelligence data.
15. Grep App—Search across a half million git repos.
17. URL Scan—Free service to scan and analyse websites.
18. Vulners—Search vulnerabilities in a large database.
19. WayBackMachine—View content from deleted websites.
16. Shodan—Search for devices connected to the internet.
21. Netlas—Search and monitor internet connected assets.
22. CRT sh—Search for certs that have been logged by CT.
20. Wigle—Database of wireless networks, with statistics.
23. PublicWWW—Marketing and affiliate marketing research.
24. Binary Edge—Scans the internet for threat intelligence.
25. GreyNoise—Search for devices connected to the internet.
26. Hunter—Search for email addresses belonging to a website.
27. Censys—Assessing attack surface for internet connected devices.
28. IntelligenceX—Search Tor, I2P, data leaks, domains, and emails.
29. Packet Storm Security—Browse latest vulnerabilities and exploits.
30. SearchCode—Search 75 billion lines of code from 40 million projects.
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🇮🇳 ANON SECURITY SOLUTIONS 🇮🇳:
🔰5 BEST CHROME EXTENSIONS FOR HACKERS🔰
1. Tamper Data
The Tamper Data extension provides such functionalities. It is an essential tool that supports ethical hacking processes through the Chrome web browser.
2. Hackbar
The HackBar extension assists in hash generation, XSS queries, decoding, encoding, and SQL functions other than an interface. The extension helps users easily copy, read, and request URLs,
3. Open Port Check Tool
The Open Port Check Tool extension helps hackers detect if a computer has any open ports. The extension alerts users to turn off all unused ports to reduce the possibility of an intrusion.
4. Request Maker
Hackers find the Request Maker extension useful when conducting fuzz tests to detect security vulnerabilities and coding errors. The Request Maker tool simplifies the process since it is designed as a core pen-testing tool.
5. Penetration Testing Kit
The Chrome-based Penetration Testing Kit contains a bundle of useful pen testing exercises for professional, ethical hackers. The extension provides an interface through which users can view and send responses and request information.
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Top 10 websites for remote work opportunities 👩🏻💻
⚡️ Daily Jobs- https://FreshersGold.com
⚡️ Pangian - https://pangian.com
⚡️ WeWorkRemotely - https://lnkd.in/gU4Ux_xW
⚡️ ARC - https://arc.dev
⚡️ Remotive - https://remotive.com
⚡️ JustRemote - https://justremote.co/
⚡️ AngelList - https://angel.co/
⚡️ Jobspresso - https://jobspresso.co/
⚡️ DailyRemote - https://dailyremote.com/
⚡️ Working Nomads - https://lnkd.in/geSbdqVG
⚡️ RemoteLeaf - https://remoteleaf.com/
Top 10 websites for freelance/part-time jobs ⏳
⚡️ Freelance - https://www.freelance.com/
⚡️ Upwork - https://www.upwork.com/
⚡️ Solid Gigs - https://solidgigs.com
⚡️ Snagajob - https://www.snagajob.com/
⚡️ LinkedIn - http://www.linkedin.com/
⚡️ ServiceScape - https://lnkd.in/guR5EV_z
⚡️ Craigslist - http://www.craigslist.org/
⚡️ CoolWorks - https://www.coolworks.com/
⚡️ Contena - https://www.contena.co
⚡️ Fiverr - https://www.fiverr.com/
Top 10 websites to prep for coding interviews 🖥
⚡️ LeetCode - https://leetcode.com/
⚡️ HackerRank - https://lnkd.in/gdimkcTq
⚡️ HackerEarth - https://lnkd.in/gQ5UZEPZ
⚡️ Codewars - https://www.codewars.com
⚡️ CodeChef - https://www.codechef.com/
⚡️ CodingNinjas - https://lnkd.in/guckbgjy
⚡️ TopCoder - https://www.topcoder.com/
⚡️ Coderbyte - https://coderbyte.com/
⚡️Geektastic - https://geektastic.com
⚡️ FreeCodeCamp - https://lnkd.in/gJmQby7r
Top 5 tools for job search 🗂
⚡️ Grammarly - http://www.grammarly.com/
⚡️ Todoist - http://www.todoist.com/
⚡️ Notion - http://www.notion.so/
⚡️ Calendly - http://www.calendly.com/
⚡️ Overleaf - http://www.overleaf.com/
Top 6 salary negotiation tools 💰
⚡️ Comparably - https://lnkd.in/gztkfs9z
⚡️ Levels.fyi - http://www.levels.fyi/
⚡️ Salary - https://www.salary.com/
⚡️ Glassdoor - http://www.glassdoor.com/
⚡️ Payscale - http://www.payscale.com/
⚡️ PaycheckCity - https://lnkd.in/gAT3Di8r
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👨🏻💻 HOW TO BECOME A RED TEAM OPERATOR 👨🏻💻
🔴 BECOME A REAL HACKER 🔴
🔗Link: https://pentestingguide.com/how-to-become-a-red-team-operator/
Thank You!
You want to break into cybersecurity?
DO's:
1. Learn more and demonstrate the desire to learn as well as develop your skillset toward the position(s) you are applying to.
2. Talk about what you're studying/learning on LinkedIn.
3. Join a security group and/or discord - info-sec.live, cyber insecurity, etc.
4. Reach out to people on LinkedIn who work at a position/company you want to work at and ask for their advice on how they achieved that.
5. Think about getting a certain certification like Security+ if you're noticing that every position you are applying for wants that certification.
6. If a position requires x years of experience, it says entry-level, and you meet the other basic requirements apply anyways! Let HR decide your fit. The worst they can say is no!
DONT's
1. Complain about how the system is broken and how you cannot get a job - recruiters see these posts and move on to other candidates.
2. Complain about the ATS.
3. Complaining in general on LinkedIn - nobody wants to hire someone who is openly negative so keep your posts and correspondence positive.
4. Apply for every security position you can find - focus on one or two positions in particular (that are related) and build your skillset around what those positions are requiring.
#source - LinkedIn
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👉 WEBSITES WHERE YOU CAN MAKE MONEY BY HUNTING BUGS 👈
Hackers and Cyber Security Experts get paid well but some of them doesn't get chance so easily. So here are some platforms for bug bounty programs to earn good.
❇️ HACKERONE .COM
They encourages security researchers to identify and submit vulnerability reports regarding virtually everything that bears the Bitdefender brand. HACkers can create up to 30 programs in the sandbox
❇️ SYNACK
Here you will get the scale and rigor of bug bounty, with the control, efficiency and quality that's unique to Synack.
❇️ BUGCROWD
Bugcrowd also provides opportunity to Ethical Hackers to join their bug bounty programmes and find vulnerability in their product.
❇️ INTIGRITI
Intigriti offers Bug Bounty and agile Penetration Testing solutions powered by Europe's #1 leading network of Ethical Hackers.
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👨🏻💻Google Dorks For Hackers👨🏻💻
👉What you'll came to know?
• Complete understanding of Google Dorks
• How to find vulnerabilities
• How to find anyone's username & password
• How to do Google search like a hacker
🔗Link: https://pentestingguide.com/google-dorks/
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🔰 7 MOST POPULAR (WiFi) WIRELESS HACKING TOOLS 🔰
🌀 More Post coming soon stay tuned .
1️⃣ AIRCRACK-NG
Aircrack-ng uses the best algorithms to recover wireless passwords by capturing packets. Once enough packets have been gathered, it tries to recover the password.
2️⃣ WIFITE
Wifite is a Python script designed to simplify wireless security auditing. It runs existing wireless h4cking tools for you, eliminating the need to memorize and correctly use the different tools with their various options.
3️⃣ KISMET
Kismet is supported on all operating systems (using WSL on Windows) and is actively supported. It passively collects packets being broadcast in its vicinity and analyzes them to detect even hidden Wi-Fi networks.
4️⃣ WIFIPHISHER
Wifiphisher is a tool designed to perform man-in-the-middle attacks by exploiting Wi-Fi association. It also enables an attacker to launch web phishing attacks. These can be used to collect user credentials for third-party sites or Wi-Fi network credentials.
5️⃣ inSSIDer
inSSIDer is a popular Wi-Fi scanner for Microsoft Windows and OS X operating systems. The inSSIDer wi-fi scanner can do various tasks, including finding open Wi-Fi access points, tracking signal strength and saving logs with GPS records.
6️⃣ WIRESHARK
It runs on Windows, Linux, OS X, Solaris, FreeBSD and others. In wireshark, you can capture packets live and inspect them at a high level or see the values of particular fields within a packet.
7️⃣ KALI LINUX NET HUNTER
The tools discussed so far have been focused on wireless h4cking from the desktop. It is a fully open-source Android penetration platform that is designed to run on Nexus phones.
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🔥Bypass 2FA and MFA: How to Hack 2FA & MFA🔥
(The Real Method)
In this article you'll get to know the real way to Bypass 2FA (two factor authentication) and MFA (multi factor authentication).
🔗Link: https://bit.ly/3KscXyo
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👉 WHY PYTHON IS STILL ONE OF THE BEST LANGUAGE ?
❇️ Python is an interpreted high-level programming language, which is rapidly growing nowadays.
❇️ It has only fewer steps when compared to Java and C.
❇️ It was founded in 1991 by developer Guido Van Rossum.
👉 NOW LET'S TALK ABOUT THE ADVANTAGES OF PYTHON
▶️ Python is the most broadly applied by developers.
▶️ Python language is easy to read and easy to learn.
▶️ It is easier to write a program in Python than in C or C++.
▶️ This language has wide applicability and is extensively used by scientists, engineers, and mathematicians.
▶️ Python has some unique characteristics that are valuable for programmers because they make coding easier.
👉 WHY PYTHON IS BETTER ?
1) EASY TO LEARN AND USE
Python language is incredibly easy to use and learn for beginners. Due to its ease of learning and usage, python codes can be easily written than other programming languages.
2) WIDELY USED IN ACADEMICS
Due to its countless use in different fields like Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, Data Science, etc. python language is now being treated as the core programming language in schools and colleges
3) VERSATILITY, EFFICIENCY AND SPEED
The python language is efficient, reliable, and much faster than most modern languages. Python language can be used in many varieties of environments such as mobile applications, desktop applications, web development, hardware programming, and many more.
4) LARGE NUMBER OF PYTHON LIBRARIES
The language includes a large library with memory management which is another one of the advantages of Python programming.
5) THE FLEXIBILITY OF PYTHON LANGUAGE
The person who is an expert in python language is not just limited to building similar kinds of things but can also try to make something different because of the flexibility of the language.
6) FIRST CHOICE OF MANY PROGRAMMERS
Many Students and developers always look forward to learning the Python language first because of its high demand in the field and the market.
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🪆 Top 10 Programming Languages with their Usecases 🪆
#Requested
Python ➼ Data Science, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
JavaScript ➼ Rich Interactive Web Development
Java ➼ Enterprise Application Development and Embedded Systems
R ➼ Data Analysis
C/C++ ➼ Operating Systems and System Tools
Golang ➼ Server-Side Programming
C# ➼ Application & Web Development Using .NET
PHP ➼ Web Development
SQL ➼ Data Management
Swift ➼ For Mobile App Development on iOS
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✓ 10+ Ways to Make Money as a Developer:
In this eBook we’re going to cover 10+ ways of Making Money as a Developer.
Working as a Professional Developer
Freelancing
Blogging
Running a YouTube Channel
Live Coding & Streaming
1-on-1 Mentoring
Creating Courses
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Contributing to Open Source
Building a SaaS (Software-as-a-Service)
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🎙 Here are this week's five links that are worth your time 🎙
🎙 1. This course will show you how to build your own video games using an open source JavaScript GameDev engine called GDevelop:
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/create-a-platformer-game-with-gdevelop/
🎙 2. FreeCodeCamp just published our first-ever AutoCAD course. Computer Aided Design is a powerful tool for creating 3D models, most often in the field of architecture:
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/learn-autocad-with-this-free-course/
🎙 3. In this tutorial, you will learn how to use the common HTTP methods – Get, Put, Post, Patch, and Delete – to coordinate servers and clients:
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/http-request-methods-explained/
🎙 4. This Python Deep Learning course will explain how cars can "see" the road, and how they process this information using neural networks:
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/perception-for-self-driving-cars-deep-learning-course/
🎙 5. Learn how to use TypeScript with your React apps. This course will teach you about aliases, inheritance, reducers, React Hooks, and more – all while coding your own todo list app:
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-code-your-react-app-with-typescript/
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Introducing 44 cybersecurity YouTube channels:
1. Hak5 — General cybersecurity coverage.
2. The XSS Rat — Everythug bounty hunting.
3. ITProTV — General cybersecurity coverage.
4. Infosec Institute — Cybersecurity awareness.
5. Cyrill Gössi — Extensive cryptography videos.
6. DC CyberSec — Generic cybersecurity coverage.
7. Black Hat — Technical cybersecurity conferences.
8. David Bombal — Everything cybersecurity related.
9. Outpost Gray — Cybersecurity career development.
10. Bugcrowd — Bug bounty methodology and interviews.
11. Network Chuck — Everything cybersecurity related.
12. Professor Messer — Guides covering certifications.
13. Cyberspatial — Cybersecurity education and training.
14. OWASP Foundation — Web-application security content.
15. Nahamsec — Educational hacking and bug bounty videos.
16. Computerphile — Covers basic concepts and techniques.
17. InfoSec Live — Everything from tutorials to interviews.
18. InsiderPHD — How to get started with bug bounty hunting.
19. Security Weekly — Interviews with cybersecurity figures.
20. Hack eXPlorer — General tutorials, tips, and techniques.
21. Cyber CDH — Cybersecurity tools, tactics and techniques.
22. John Hammond — Malware analysis, programming, and careers.
23. SANS Offensive Operations — Technical cybersecurity videos.
24. 13Cubed — Videos on tools, forensics, and incident response.
25. HackerSploit — Penetration testing, web-application hacking.
26. Z-winK University — Bug bounty education and demonstrations.
27. Peter Yaworski — Web-application hacking tips and interviews.
28. IppSec — Labs and capture-the-flag tutorials, HackTheBox etc.
29. Pentester Academy TV — Discussions and demonstrating attacks.
30. BlackPerl — Malware analysis, forensics and incident response.
31. Offensive Security — Educational content and lab walkthroughs.
32. Day Cyberwox — Useful cloud security content and walkthroughs.
33. DEFCONConference — Everything from DEF CON cybersecurity event.
34. STÖK — Videos on tools, vulnerability analysis, and methodology.
35. MalwareTechBlog — Cybersecurity and reverse engineering content.
36. The Hated One — Research that explains cybersecurity conceptions.
37. Simply Cyber — Helps people with cybersecurity career development.
38. Black Hills Information Security — Everything cybersecurity related.
39. Security Now — Cybercrime news, hacking and web-application security.
40. The Cyber Mentor — Ethical hacking, web-application hacking, and tools.
41. Joe Collins — Everything Linux related, including tutorials and guides.
42. Null Byte — Cybersecurity for ethical hackers, and computer scientists.
43. LiveOverflow — Involves hacking, write-up videos, and capture-the-flags.
44. The PC Security Channel — Windows security, malware news, and tutorials.
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If you need Free Pentest, CTF, Defense Platforms (with Lab!), then check them out:
❗️LetsDefend
❗️Academy Hackaflag BR
❗️Attack-Defense
❗️Alert to win
❗️CTF Komodo Security
❗️CMD Challenge
❗️Explotation Education
❗️Google CTF
❗️HackTheBox
❗️Hackthis
❗️Hacksplaining
❗️Hacker101
❗️Hacker Security
❗️Hacking-Lab
❗️HSTRIKE
❗️ImmersiveLabs
❗️NewbieContest
❗️OverTheWire
❗️Practical Pentest Labs
❗️Pentestlab
❗️Penetration Testing Practice Labs
❗️PentestIT LAB
❗️PicoCTF
❗️PWNABLE
❗️Root-Me
❗️Root in Jail
❗️SANS Challenger
❗️SmashTheStack
❗️The Cryptopals Crypto Challenges
❗️TryHackMe
❗️Vulnhub
❗️W3Challs
❗️WeChall
❗️Zenk-Security
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Here are 30 cybersecurity search engines:
1. Dehashed—View leaked credentials.
2. SecurityTrails—Extensive DNS data.
3. DorkSearch—Really fast Google dorking.
4. ExploitDB—Archive of various exploits.
5. ZoomEye—Gather information about targets.
6. Pulsedive—Search for threat intelligence.
7. GrayHatWarefare—Search public S3 buckets.
8. PolySwarm—Scan files and URLs for threats.
9. Fofa—Search for various threat intelligence.
10. LeakIX—Search publicly indexed information.
11. DNSDumpster—Search for DNS records quickly.
13. FullHunt—Search and discovery attack surfaces.
14. AlienVault—Extensive threat intelligence feed.
12. ONYPHE—Collects cyber-threat intelligence data.