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Cybersecurity • Ethical hacking • Web dev • Digital defense | Systems attack & security breakdowns

Africa 🌍 Katılım Mayıs 2026
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Iconic PC
Iconic PC@iconicpc_cyber·
@Iconic_Tec Kindly follow me here if you are into cybersecurity or want to grow with me
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PC | Web3@Iconic_Tec·
I also run a dedicated cybersecurity page where I share my ethical hacking journey, tools, and practical insights: 👉 @iconicpc_cyber If you’re interested in cybersecurity, that’s where I go deeper technically.
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PC | Web3@Iconic_Tec·
I’ve officially secured my 2nd internship opportunity within a short period. This is with UBI. #UBI My first is with ICDFA, #ICDFA, where I’m currently actively learning. Both experiences are in cybersecurity and ethical hacking.
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Iconic PC@iconicpc_cyber·
Happy Sunday 😊 Excited to share that I just secured my 2nd internship within a year as a cybersecurity student, and both opportunities are in Ethical Hacking. Grateful for the chance to keep learning, growing, and gaining hands-on experience #EthicalHacking #UBI #Cybersecurity
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preciousebuka@preciousebuka6·
Happy Sunday to you all especially my cyber folks. With joy in my heart, I’m here to announce that I’m officially in as UBI intern. My cybersecurity journey has taken a step forward and I believe with this comes greater experience and knowledge. @CyberRacheal @ireteeh #UBI
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Iconic PC@iconicpc_cyber·
@SuiInsiders What's the job all about? As for the time, that's literally the best time to work. I'm into tech, though.
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Sui Insiders💧
Sui Insiders💧@SuiInsiders·
We’re hiring 👤 Can you stay awake from 1 AM to 6 AM? If yes, I may have a remote opportunity for you paying up to $100/hour 🤑 We’re looking for a few reliable people who can work around 6 hours daily. Drop a reply below 👇 And don’t forget to check your DMs later ✉️
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Iconic PC@iconicpc_cyber·
@ireteeh What cybersecurity is all about Most persons is cybersecurity dont really know what is all about they are policies and so Then afterwards you learn networking
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Dr Iretioluwa Akerele
Dr Iretioluwa Akerele@ireteeh·
Cybersecurity Twitter, let’s help beginners 👇🏾 What’s the FIRST thing someone should learn in Cyber?
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Sui Insiders💧
Sui Insiders💧@SuiInsiders·
We’re hiring 👤 Can you stay awake from 1 AM to 6 AM? If yes, I have a remote job for you that pays $100/hr. Looking for some replies guys to work 6 hours a day. And don't forget to check your DM later ✉️
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HALO | CAREER SPECIALIST
HALO | CAREER SPECIALIST@Halosznn_·
Infosec Diaries is hiring ‼️ 🧑‍💻 Cybersecurity Intern 📍 Remote RESPONSIBILITIES ‼️ • Assist in monitoring security alerts and events • Support log analysis and incident investigation • Work with cybersecurity and SIEM tools • Learn security operations and threat detection concepts REQUIRED SKILLS ‼️ • Basic understanding of cybersecurity fundamentals Networking basics (TCP/IP, DNS, HTTP) • Familiarity with Linux/ Kali Linux is a plus 💌 Send your resume to saiprasanna@infosecdairies.io
HALO | CAREER SPECIALIST@Halosznn_

Anyone looking for Internship roles? I have vacancies for you.

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Iconic PC@iconicpc_cyber·
Thank you ma for this insight @ireteeh
Dr Iretioluwa Akerele@ireteeh

How to Stand Out in Cybersecurity 👇🏾 Cybersecurity has a well-known talent gap, yet many people still struggle to secure interviews and opportunities. The issue is often not a lack of skill, but a lack of positioning. Hiring managers are trying to answer one question quickly: What value can you bring? 1. Define Your Lane Avoid trying to do everything at once. Cybersecurity is broad, so choose a clear path. Align your projects, certifications, and online presence with that direction so your profile tells a consistent story. 2. Build Evidence, Not Just Certifications Certifications are useful, but they are not enough on their own. Demonstrate your skills through practical work: Build home labs Participate in CTFs Write policies Conduct risk assessments Create projects and publish technical write-ups Certifications are valuable, but they need to be backed by proof. Well-documented projects that show how you apply your skills make a stronger impact than a long list of tools alone. 3. Make Your CV Relevant Your CV’s goal is to secure an interview, so focus on clarity and relevance. Avoid generic tool lists and vague statements. Use clear, results-focused points and tailor your CV to each role. 4. Build Visibility Opportunities in Cybersecurity sometimes come through visibility and community. Stay active on professional platforms, attend events, and engage in relevant forums. Consistently sharing what you learn helps others recognise your expertise and builds credibility over time. 5. Approach Interviews Professionally Treat interviews as two-way conversations. Communicate your thought process clearly during technical discussions, ask insightful questions, and research about the company and role. Final Thought If you focus on building your skills and presenting them clearly, you significantly improve your chances of standing out in this competitive field. All the best ✨

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Iconic PC@iconicpc_cyber·
@ireteeh But I don't know how to position my online presence in cybersecurity.
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Iconic PC@iconicpc_cyber·
@ireteeh Thank you, ma But I have an issue; you talked about showing your projects to the world that's social media, so yeah, I'm currently learning, but I'm finding it difficult to show what I'm learning out here I have been in cybersecurity for two years now but
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Dr Iretioluwa Akerele
Dr Iretioluwa Akerele@ireteeh·
How to Stand Out in Cybersecurity 👇🏾 Cybersecurity has a well-known talent gap, yet many people still struggle to secure interviews and opportunities. The issue is often not a lack of skill, but a lack of positioning. Hiring managers are trying to answer one question quickly: What value can you bring? 1. Define Your Lane Avoid trying to do everything at once. Cybersecurity is broad, so choose a clear path. Align your projects, certifications, and online presence with that direction so your profile tells a consistent story. 2. Build Evidence, Not Just Certifications Certifications are useful, but they are not enough on their own. Demonstrate your skills through practical work: Build home labs Participate in CTFs Write policies Conduct risk assessments Create projects and publish technical write-ups Certifications are valuable, but they need to be backed by proof. Well-documented projects that show how you apply your skills make a stronger impact than a long list of tools alone. 3. Make Your CV Relevant Your CV’s goal is to secure an interview, so focus on clarity and relevance. Avoid generic tool lists and vague statements. Use clear, results-focused points and tailor your CV to each role. 4. Build Visibility Opportunities in Cybersecurity sometimes come through visibility and community. Stay active on professional platforms, attend events, and engage in relevant forums. Consistently sharing what you learn helps others recognise your expertise and builds credibility over time. 5. Approach Interviews Professionally Treat interviews as two-way conversations. Communicate your thought process clearly during technical discussions, ask insightful questions, and research about the company and role. Final Thought If you focus on building your skills and presenting them clearly, you significantly improve your chances of standing out in this competitive field. All the best ✨
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Vera | Cloud SE
Vera | Cloud SE@smbclient1·
Looking to connect with: cloud engineers, SOC analysts, cybersecurity students, threat intelligence analysts, and security architects.
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Iconic PC@iconicpc_cyber·
The deeper you go into cybersecurity, the more you realize, nobody actually knows everything. Everyone is learning as they go.
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TryHackMe@tryhackme·
EDR is not just a fancy antivirus. It's how defenders actually catch attackers in 2026. If you don't understand how it works, you have a massive blind spot in your security knowledge. We made a room for that 👇 See the 🧵 for more! 🔗 tryhackme.com/room/introduct…
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Damilola Ashiedu | Pretty Cyber Girl 💻💡
If you are any of these: Cybersecurity Engineers Software Developers Web Developers Mobile App Developers Data Scientists Cloud Engineers DevOps Engineers IT Support Specialists System Administrators Project Managers (Tech) UI/UX Designers Product Designers Digital Marketers Say Hi and let's connect😊
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Dr Iretioluwa Akerele
Dr Iretioluwa Akerele@ireteeh·
I’ve had the opportunity to review several Cybersecurity CVs, and I want to share a few practical tips that can make a real difference 👇🏾 Don’t just list tools or frameworks, show how you have used them. Anyone can mention ISO 27001, NIST, or Splunk. What stands out is how you applied them. Treat your labs, internships, and projects as real experience. Hands-on experience is still experience. If you have built, tested, analysed, or implemented something, it counts. Don’t undersell yourself. Make risk visible in your experience. Cybersecurity is all about managing risk. If your CV doesn’t reflect your understanding of risk, you are missing a key differentiator. Highlight how your work reduced, identified, or managed risk. Quantify your impact where possible. Numbers make your experience more credible and compelling. For example: “Reviewed 50+ third-party vendors for security risks” Tailor your CV to the role. Avoid sending the same CV everywhere. Align your experience with the job description, this shows intention and increases your chances. Build a strong profile summary. Your profile is your pitch. Use it to clearly communicate who you are, what you do, and the value you bring. Reality check 👇🏾
Your CV is your first step into a Cybersecurity role. If you want to get interviews, having a strong CV significantly improves your chances. Small changes can make a big difference. Take the time to refine it.
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