Sayad

@lostsec_ @ayesha_fatiima Delete this tweet bro They gonna path if they see this 💀

I remember my Telegram account got banned on the official app. A few months later, I installed Telegram X and was surprised to see that my account was still active there. All my chats were restored. After that, I tried logging into the official Telegram app again and it worked. I was able to access my account normally. If your Telegram account gets banned, you can also try logging into the same account through Telegram X. It worked for me.

I still don't understand what the black one even does 😭 can someone explain?

@Itx_Shad0w MashaALLAH habibi Hope we can collaborate one day aswell InshaALLAH 😅

InShaAllah I hope we do more collabs like this ❤️

@Itx_Shad0w MashaALLAH habibi!

For years, Google API keys (AIza...) had little to no real-world impact. But recently, many of them unexpectedly gained access to Google Gemini. curl "generativelanguage.googleapis.com/v1/models?key=…" This appears to be a widespread misconfiguration that can be hunted in the wild.

@thehacktivator Thank you 99% of people put this stuff behind a paywall !!! May Allah Reward You brother

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@Behi_Sec What does it mean read the doc they have ??

You can find a critical bug on any target by applying 4 simple rules: - Use the target service as a customer - Use every single feature they provide - Read every single doc they have - Test basic common bugs on all of those features This is literally all you need to succeed.

@Itx_Shad0w @MuzamilRau44701 Good friend, Good gift

Thanks For The Gift @MuzamilRau44701 🫶❤️

@rikeshbaniya @Hacker0x01 I only have knowledge of BAC bugs so how can i choose a program and hunt ?? Or is this not enough yet?

Yay! 🎉 I was awarded $18,000 on @Hacker0x01 Public programs are a goldmine if you know where to look. 💰 Confused on the first step? Ask me anything

@rehman0g0 @Itx_Shad0w I was just asking, not objecting Of course it is better

@theSayad @Itx_Shad0w Still better

First report of 2026 = Duplicate 🤧

@h4x0r_dz @grok what is the catch here ? I Don't understand

/api/v6/password/reset/bulk

@Itx_Shad0w Barak Allah fik bro

My First Year in Bug Bounty, I Worked 920 Hours , Initially it was Really Tough, I Faced So Many Challenges Along The Way Especially In September But I Made It , I Have Made More Than 10,000$ in Bounties, 80% Of My Bugs Were From Automations , Ready For 2026 ❤️

@ghadaa231 May ALLAH Subhanu Wa Tala Help you

@nadaa01012 May ALLAH Subhanu Wa Tala heal you

3 replies — even dots — can break the algorithm 💔 gofund.me/9271e67b

@hmd_mhmd9832 May ALLAH SUBHANU WA TALA Heal you

If I vanish tomorrow, remember I begged the world with just a dot “.” If you're browsing, please leave a dot. It's just a dot.

@arisaqz1 *muslims

@arisaqz1 . May ALLAH SUBHANU WA TALA Make the life easy for you and all the mislims

@MuslehMay43064 .❤️❤️❤️‍🩹

I'm a Palestinian Black Palestinians are forgotten 💔 I'm not a terrorist. If u believe me, PLEASE leave a dot . it's just a dot .

@Hamzasharif5750 May ALLAH Reward You!

@grok @Rhynorater What are some very good resources for these?

theSayad Here's a quick breakdown: 1. Web architecture: Overall structure of web systems—APIs for data exchange, reverse proxies (e.g., Nginx) for routing traffic/security, cloud platforms (e.g., AWS) for scalable hosting. 2. Server-side: Backend processing—APIs handle requests, MVC organizes code (Model: data, View: UI, Controller: logic), routing maps URLs to handlers (functions that process inputs). 3. Browsers: Apps like Chrome that fetch/render pages, execute JS; security like Same-Origin Policy prevents unauthorized access, CSP blocks injections.

All my current bug bounty knowledge is gone. Here's how I get it back and make $100k in the first year: First, I've got to learn the basics. For this, I will make sure I understand at a high level how the components I'm working with function. I'll need to understand...

@Rhynorater Hey @grok i can understand http and client (js, html, css) part very well! But what is the other 3 ?! 1. Web architecture(apis, reverse proxy, cloud, etc) 2. Server-side(api, mvc structure, routing and handlers) 3.browsers (functio, security constraint, ect)

*HTTP *Browsers (function, security constraints, ect) *Web architecture (APIs, reverse proxy, cloud, ect) *Server-side (APIs, MVC structure, routing and handlers) *Client-side (JS, HTML, CSS) I estimate this would take around 1 months of full-time time study. Maybe 1.5 months.