CyberFlow

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Could someone find your exact location from a photo? 👇 Save this. Every photo you’ve ever posted… might contain your exact GPS coordinates. Not approximate. Exact location. The room you were standing in. Here’s why. Every photo has a hidden layer called EXIF data.

What could someone find with just your email? 👇 Save this. There’s a tool that quietly queries 200+ data sources and builds a full profile on a target. Emails. Domains. Breaches. Infrastructure. All in one scan. It’s called SpiderFoot. It’s free. Open source.

How much is your company leaking through documents? 👇 Save this. Every PDF. Every Word file. Every spreadsheet posted online… might be leaking internal data. Usernames. File paths. Software versions. and even internal IPs. And there’s a tool that pulls all of it in seconds.

Finally: theHarvester -d [domain] -b google Emails. Subdomains. Hostnames. All scraped from public sources. No login. No noise. Now chain them together. And you’ve got: Infrastructure Email setup Tech stack Exposed data All without sending a single suspicious packet.

Next: curl -I [domain] Only headers. But that’s enough. Server type. Framework. Exact software version. That version? You match it against known vulnerabilities. This is literally how recon starts.

Want to pull a full recon profile in minutes? 👇 Save this. Most people overcomplicate reconnaissance. But these 5 commands alone can expose more than you think. Start simple.

Have you ever seen a message hidden inside a photo? 👇 Terrorists. Spies. Hackers. They’ve all used the same technique to communicate in plain sight. It’s called Steganography. #cybersecurity #steganography #infosec #hacker #linux #privacy #engineering

Did you know one person can break billion-dollar protections? 👇 A single reverse engineer cracked a game that took years to protect. The game was Hogwarts Legacy. The protection? Denuvo. One of the most feared DRM systems Ever. #cybersecurity #reverseengineering #hacker

Have you ever checked what your devices expose online? 👇 There’s a search engine that has already mapped millions of internet-connected devices. Webcams. Servers. Industrial control systems. #shodan #OSINT

This is why Shodan is called the scariest search engine on the internet 📷 It doesn’t hack anything, it just indexes what devices are already exposing: webcams, routers, servers, even industrial control systems. #cybersecurity #hacking #shodan

Just tested something pretty wild, installing Linux without a USB drive at all, The tool is called ULLI (USBless Linux Installer) and it basically lets you install a full Linux distro straight from Windows, auto-handles the UEFI boot setup, shrinks the partition & everything else

Do you reuse the same phone number everywhere? 👇Most people hand out their number like it’s nothing. Loyalty cards. Random signups. Dating apps. But that number isn’t just a number. #cybersecurity #osint #hacker #privacy #infosec #linux #engineering

Do you reuse the same phone number everywhere? 👇 Most people hand out their number like it’s nothing. Loyalty cards. Random signups. Dating apps. But that number isn’t just a number. #cybersecurity #osint #hacker #privacy #infosec #linux #engineering

A malicious Python package 'fabrice' has been on PyPI since 2021, stealing AWS credentials from unsuspecting devs. Typosquatting the popular 'fabric' package, it’s been downloaded 37,000+ times, executing OS-specific scripts to exfiltrate credentials. #CyberSecurity #AWS

🚨 Android users are puzzled after the latest Google app update adds a "search.app" domain to shared links. Is it a new feature or a security risk? While it seems safe, the lack of info is raising concerns. Anyone else noticing this? #Android #TechNews #Privacy

@doc_gero The internet isn’t as permanent as we once thought. To keep what matters most to you, it’s time to start archiving it yourself.

Internet Archive has not been archiving since 10/8. Google Cache has stopped caching. The Alexa service - the one that used to rank web traffic (not the Amazon virtual assistant) is gone. The ability of censors to memory-hole the internet is growing. brownstone.org/articles/they-…