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🍁🍁🦅🦅🍁🍁 ||☪️Allah first 🛐||-- ||❤️Muhammad (SAW)❤️||-- ||⚔️🛐Salafi methodology 🛐⚔️||-- ||🏮Cybersecurity🏮||

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Aruna
Aruna@RealAveli·
O Allāh, I ask You to purify my intention for Your Face, and to make all my deeds righteous, and to protect me from showing off and seeking fame, and to guide my heart to what You love and are pleased with. Indeed, You are the All-Hearing, the All-Knowing."
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Aruna
Aruna@RealAveli·
@Behi_Sec I hope you overcome them. I feel like 2026 is going to be a great year for us all. I wish you well
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Behi@Behi_Sec·
I am thinking about setting up a challenge for my 2026 goal of making $1m. However, I am currently facing 2 major problems: 1. After years of working with computers, I feel my physical health is in danger. 2. I have had personal problems lately that prevent me from being able to focus. What do you say?
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Sourav Khan🇧🇩 🇵🇸
Sourav Khan🇧🇩 🇵🇸@Br0k3n_1337·
@RealAveli @Bugcrowd Walaikum Assalam. Pick 2 bug types and master them. Read write-ups from Medium.com and Twitter about how people hunt these bugs,also take notes. Choose a target and focus only on finding those two bug types.After making some money with them,start mastering new bugs
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Aruna
Aruna@RealAveli·
@Pandulce_ag Im joining you on this one, good luck bro
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Luquitas
Luquitas@Pandulce_ag·
Bug Bounty Challenge, Day 1: Today i watched videos and read write-ups about recon, idors and how to choose a program. Later i choosed some programs and made some recon. From tomorrow i'm going to spend most of my time hunting rather than reading or watching videos.
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bugcrowd
bugcrowd@Bugcrowd·
If you had to choose: Which gift would you pick? 👇🎁 Choose wisely👀
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HackingHub
HackingHub@hackinghub_io·
If you had to choose one or two of these as a gift, which would you pick? 👇🎁
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Aruna
Aruna@RealAveli·
@thedawgyg I was curious how many vuln class should a beginner master before starting in real programs, and how do you learn while you are in these programs (I was told majority of what you learn will be in real programs)
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Aruna@RealAveli·
@bugbountywizard OMG when I saw the parameter content=template-1, i thought immediately it's probably the IDOR
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Faiyaz Ahmad
Faiyaz Ahmad@thehacktivator·
Want to learn complex xss attacks with practical for free? Then this post is for you! Hi everyone! I've added a new video in my xss playlist showing how i was able to find an interesting xss attack in NASA with full practical demonstration Check it out here: youtube.com/watch?v=PRRAvK…
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Aruna
Aruna@RealAveli·
@zack0x01 @zabhack0r I just finished watching your how to start bug bounties, definitely benefited me thanks.
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Aruna@RealAveli·
After doing portswigger labs for a while now, I tried the OWASP juice shop. Now I realize how much more effort i have to put in. I think I'll go all in on the owasp juice shop
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Aruna
Aruna@RealAveli·
@theXSSrat How to transition from doing portswigger labs to the real things ( what's in between ) Tips please
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The XSS Rat - Proud XSS N00b :-)
I have worked my way up from nothing, I came from nowhere 5-6 years ago now I have: - Over 200 000 students - 150 000 x followers - 50 000 youtube followers - 10 000 rats in my discord - 1200 video's on my channel - Countless boot camps But nothing has brought me more pleasure than seeing you all rise around me <3 work, train and be better - every day, one bit <3
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Aruna
Aruna@RealAveli·
@_anonysm Is Bug bounty really worth it in 2025 for beginners
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Muthu D
Muthu D@_anonysm·
Bug bounty gave me more than money. It gave me the power to choose and afford my life. Grateful to the programs that made this real 🤍 #bugbounty #cybersecurity
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Aruna
Aruna@RealAveli·
@Behi_Sec @localcaudillo This really got me thinking, but I can't stop now, I already put in too much effort
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Behi@Behi_Sec·
Bug Bounty Lesson: If you're stuck trying to exploit a bug, stop. Ask yourself: - Is there another path or action that could be used to exploit this bug? It’s a simple question, but you'd be surprised how often it unlocks the exploit.
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Darshal Jaitwar
Darshal Jaitwar@darshal_·
All Paid Courses (Free for First 4500 People) 𝗣𝗮𝗶𝗱 𝗖𝗼𝘂𝗿𝘀𝗲 𝗙𝗥𝗘𝗘 (PART - 3) 1. Artificial Intelligence 2. Machine Learning 3. Cloud Computing 4. Ethical Hacking 5. Data Analytics 6. AWS Certified 7. Data Science 8. BIG DATA 9. Python 10. MBA (72 Hours only ) To get- 1. Follow @darshal_ [MUST] 2. Like & Retweet to get DM 3. Reply " All "
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Aruna
Aruna@RealAveli·
@trigottista Just like the crusaders quoted the Bible as they killed Jews and Muslims of jerusalem And also cortez when he killed and slaughtered thousands of native Americans in the name of Jesus and the church.... Should I go on ...
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Harry Da Diegot
Harry Da Diegot@trigottista·
Terrorism has no religion but all terrorists are quoting the Quran Make it make sense
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Aruna
Aruna@RealAveli·
@abdul_now Wallahi the simple problem with these people is they don't know where their 'aql should be. These are ilm alghaib, you can try to understand it with 'aql as much as you want but 'aql has no place within ilm alghaib Somethings you just have to affirm and move on
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Abdul Rahman (TAP)@abdul_now·
In this post (and in the back and forth under it), brother Haroun is basically saying: “If you affirm that Allah is literally above the Throne, then the Tashbih in this diagram follows.” Then when someone says, “No, that’s not accurate”, he replies: “Then you’re just a Mufawwid at heart: you say these words, but you don’t actually know what they mean.” Okay. Let’s walk through what’s really going on here step by step, so we can pinpoint where the disconnect really is. The Ash’ari says: You affirm that Allah is (non-metaphorically) above His Throne? That entails tashbih and tajsim. The Salafi says: That only follows if we say “aboveness like our aboveness”. But we don’t. We affirm that Allah is above His Throne, but not like anything we know. The Ash’ari says: But if you say that, then you’re doing Tafwid Al-Ma’na: you’re just saying a word without knowing what it means. The Salafi says: Alright. When you say Allah has knowledge, do you mean His knowledge is like our knowledge? The Ash’ari says: No, of course not. His knowledge is unlike any knowledge. The Salafi says: So when you say “knowledge unlike our knowledge”, are you doing tafwid al-ma’na? Now the Ash’ari has two options. Option 1: He says: yes, we do tafwid al-ma’na when it comes to knowledge. In that case, the Salafi says: Then we agree in substance and this is all just a semantic dispute, because you clearly don’t believe that “knowledge” is just an empty label. You believe it can be arrived at through reason, so it can’t be something completely unintelligible. If it were, reason wouldn’t be able to point to it in the first place. So when we say “above”, we mean something intelligible, just not like our aboveness. Just like when you say “knowledge”, you mean something intelligible, just not like our knowledge. So if you’re just labelling this approach as “tafwid al-ma’na”, then there’s no disagreement in substance and the dispute is just about labels. Option 2: He says: no, we’re not doing tafwid al-ma’na with the attribute of knowledge. Then the Salafi says: Now you’re being inconsistent. Because when we say “aboveness unlike our aboveness”, you say that’s tafwid al-ma’na. But when you say “knowledge unlike our knowledge”, you don’t call that tafwid al-ma’na. You’re treating the same move in two different ways. Now at this point, we’ve reached an extremely crucial part of the discussion. What really needs to happen next (though it almost never does in these kinds of online debates) is for the Ash’ari to bring forward a relevant difference between the two cases. And this is where their metaphysics should come in. They need to defend the atomist metaphysics that underlies their position. That’s really the basis of their objection, and if they want to make it stick, they have to actually put that framework on the table and defend it. But most of the time, that layer of the discussion never even comes up, and most who argue this way aren’t equipped to defend that metaphysical framework in the first place.
Haroun Kanj al-Ikhwani Salafi Ash'ari Sufi Shia@HarounKanj

This is the simplest way to put it. Keep this diagram in mind when reading Sh Ibn Taymia's works and everything will make sense.

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