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Historic Vids@historyinmemes·
The “@” symbol in your email exists because of one engineer’s decision
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Shadow and Act
Shadow and Act@shadowandact·
Lashana Lynch Joins ‘Peaky Blinders’ Sequel Series At Netflix
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CALLRED@callreddington·
@dexxe Smell of Vibe coding
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@ranlevi Fingers crossed, someday 🙏
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Ran Levi
Ran Levi@ranlevi·
@callreddington Nothing yet, I'm afraid. Finding a new sponsor for such a high-value production isn't easy 🤷
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CALLRED@callreddington·
@ranlevi anything in the works after Malicious Life ?
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Jack Rhysider 🏴‍☠️
I'll be releasing 2 episodes of Darknet Diaries this month, instead of the normal 1 per month.
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Crisis of Conscience
Crisis of Conscience@crisisofconsc·
I'm actually really starting to like Microsoft Teams. Seems like a great product.
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TryHackMe
TryHackMe@tryhackme·
🚀 If you hold a GSOC, BTL2, eCIR, or CySA+, you already qualify. All it takes is one quick form, less than a minute to enter! 🚨 Free cert alert for defenders! We are giving away 50 FREE SAL2 certifications and you could be one of the winners🛡️ ⏳ Only 3 days | 50 spots | Closes April 4th 👉 Enter now and secure your next cert for FREE! forms.gle/JPPAPQRfJc4fXG…
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CALLRED@callreddington·
@cyber_razz Day is still young, find some KitKat related ones
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Damilola Ashiedu | Pretty Cyber Girl 💻💡
40 cybersecurity podcasts to listen during your commute Save this for your next drive/workout 🔖🔁 Add the tech podcast you listen to in the comments. TRUE CRIME & STORYTELLING 1. Darknet Diaries - Jack Rhysider darknetdiaries.com 2. Malicious Life - Ran Levi malicious.life 3. CYBER - VICE Motherboard vice.com/en/topic/cyber 4. Reply All (Archived) - Gimlet gimletmedia.com/shows/reply-all DAILY NEWS BRIEFINGS 5. The CyberWire Daily thecyberwire.com/podcasts/daily… 6. Risky Business risky.biz 7. Security Now - Steve Gibson & Leo Laporte twit.tv/shows/security… 8. Smashing Security smashingsecurity.com TECHNICAL DEEP DIVES 9. Security Weekly - Paul Asadoorian securityweekly.com 10. Defensive Security Podcast defensivesecurity.org 11. Brakeing Down Security brakeingsecurity.com 12. Hacking Humans thecyberwire.com/podcasts/hacki… 13. The Privacy, Security, & OSINT Show inteltechniques.com/podcast.html 14. Paul's Security Weekly securityweekly.com/shows/paul-sec… CAREER & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 15. Cyber Security Interviews cybersecurityinterviews.com 16. Cyber Work Podcast - Infosec infosecinstitute.com/podcast/ 17. Breaking Into Cybersecurity Podcast christopherimpey.com/podcast 18. Security Champions - Tom Brennan securitychampions.com CLOUD & MODERN INFRASTRUCTURE 19. Cloud Security Podcast cloudsecuritypodcast.tv 20. The Cloudcast thecloudcast.net 21. AWS Security Podcast - Ashish Rajan ashishrajan.com/aws-security-p… 22. Kubernetes Podcast kubernetespodcast.com APPLICATION SECURITY 23. Application Security Weekly securityweekly.com/shows/applicat… 24. The Secure Developer mydevsecops.io 25. DevSecOps Podcast devsecops.com 26. Open Source Security Podcast opensourcesecurity.io INCIDENT RESPONSE & FORENSICS 27. SANS Internet Storm Center isc.sans.edu/podcast.html 28. Forensic Lunch forensiclunch.com 29. 401 Access Denied delinea.com/resources/401-… 30. Down the Security Rabbithole podcast.wh1t3rabbit.net GOVERNANCE, RISK & COMPLIANCE 31. RSA Conference Podcast rsaconference.com/library/podcast 32. Privacy Please invoca.com/podcast 33. CISO Series Podcast cisoseries.com 34. Cyber Security Sauna withsecure.com/en/whats-new/p… SPECIALIZED TOPICS 35. Cybercrime Investigations Podcast cybercrimepod.com 36. What the Shell? whattheshell.buzzsprout.com 37. Click Here - BBC bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00… 38. IRL: Online Life is Real Life - Mozilla irlpodcast.org 39. Unsupervised Learning - Daniel Miessler danielmiessler.com/podcast/ 40. Security Unlocked - Microsoft microsoft.com/security/blog/…
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Dhanian 🗯️
Dhanian 🗯️@e_opore·
Linux Firewall Configuration 1. Introduction → A firewall is a security system that controls incoming and outgoing network traffic. → It acts as a barrier between trusted internal systems and untrusted external networks. → In Linux, firewalls help protect servers, applications, and data from unauthorized access. 2. Why Firewall Configuration Matters → Prevent unauthorized access to your system. → Protect against network-based attacks. → Control which services are exposed to the internet. → Monitor and filter traffic based on rules. → Strengthen overall system security. 3. Types of Linux Firewall Tools → iptables → Traditional and powerful firewall tool. → Uses rule chains to filter traffic. → Operates at a low level in the kernel. → nftables → Modern replacement for iptables. → Simplified syntax and better performance. → Supports advanced rule management. → UFW (Uncomplicated Firewall) → Beginner-friendly firewall interface. → Built on top of iptables. → Easy to configure and manage. 4. Firewall Concepts → Rules → Define what traffic is allowed or blocked. → Example: → Allow SSH (port 22) → Block all other incoming traffic → Chains → Rules are organized into chains: → INPUT → Incoming traffic → OUTPUT → Outgoing traffic → FORWARD → Traffic passing through system → Policies → Default action for traffic: → ACCEPT → Allow traffic → DROP → Block traffic silently → REJECT → Block traffic with response 5. Using UFW (Simple Approach) → Enable Firewall → sudo ufw enable → Allow a Service → sudo ufw allow ssh → Allow a Port → sudo ufw allow 80 → Deny a Port → sudo ufw deny 21 → Check Status → sudo ufw status 6. Using iptables (Advanced Control) → Allow SSH → iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 22 -j ACCEPT → Allow HTTP → iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 80 -j ACCEPT → Drop All Other Traffic → iptables -A INPUT -j DROP → Save Rules → iptables-save 7. Using nftables (Modern Approach) → Create Basic Rule → nft add rule inet filter input tcp dport 22 accept → List Rules → nft list ruleset → Flush Rules → nft flush ruleset 8. Common Firewall Configuration Strategy → Allow essential services (SSH, HTTP, HTTPS). → Deny all unnecessary ports. → Restrict access to trusted IP addresses. → Enable logging for suspicious traffic. → Apply least privilege principle. 9. Firewall Logging → Monitor blocked and allowed traffic. → Helps detect attacks or misconfigurations. → Example (UFW logging): → sudo ufw logging on 10. Best Practices → Always allow SSH before enabling firewall (avoid lockout). → Use default deny policy. → Regularly review firewall rules. → Keep firewall tools updated. → Combine firewall with intrusion detection tools. 11. Tip → Linux firewalls are essential for network security. → UFW is simple and beginner-friendly. → iptables provides deep control. → nftables offers modern and efficient rule management. → Proper configuration protects systems from unauthorized access. 📘 Linux Mastery Ebook → Master Linux internals, security, firewall configuration, system monitoring, and architecture step-by-step. 🔗 Grab the Linux Mastery Ebook: codewithdhanian.gumroad.com/l/dynwdc
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CALLRED@callreddington·
@DrKanyuira Raspberry PI could be a viable option, Opensense could run on a microtik if you want DIY
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Kikuyu Pipes
Kikuyu Pipes@DrKanyuira·
Who among you guys has experience with these portable routers that can run a VPN? I'm considering one to run the VPN on instead of installing on devices.
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Cyber_Racheal@CyberRacheal·
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TheCyberPatronNetwork ©
TheCyberPatronNetwork ©@TheCyberPatron_·
The best LINUX resources that are FREE to learn in 2026: 1. Linux Foundation Training training.linuxfoundation.org/training/intro… 2. Linux Journey linuxjourney.com 3. Ubuntu Tutorials ubuntu.com/tutorials 4. Red Hat Training Resources developers.redhat.com/learn 5. GNU Documentation gnu.org/manual 6. OverTheWire Bandit (Linux Wargames) overthewire.org/wargames 7. The Linux Command Line Book linuxcommand.org/tlcl.php 8. MIT Missing Semester (Linux & CLI) missing.csail.mit.edu 9. DigitalOcean Linux Tutorials digitalocean.com/community/tuto… 10. Linux From Scratch linuxfromscratch.org 11. Arch Linux Wiki wiki.archlinux.org 12. freeCodeCamp Linux Course freecodecamp.org/news/tag/linux 13. Linux Survival linuxsurvival.com 14. NDG Linux Essentials netacad.com/courses/linux-… 15. Bash Guide tldp.org/LDP/Bash-Begin… Add more link in the comment section to help others study.
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CALLRED@callreddington·
@SangKip4 Has anyone taken this for offroad in Baja 🤔
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@tryhackme Almost had me, Guess I will go outside and see the new 12T trailer of kitkat parked at the neighbors
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TryHackMe
TryHackMe@tryhackme·
Important Platform Update
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