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Will the real Linux users please stand up...🙏

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@AegisTrail Explains the 3am keyboard activity.

Enlighten me...

@ishowcybersec People see the padlock and immediately trust the website like it’s wearing a police uniform.

@tryhackme That the padlock (HTTPS) means a website is safe. Attackers use HTTPS even phishing sites use HTTPS too.

@TuringNow @penligent Absolutely. As AI agents become more capable, securing them becomes just as important as using them.

@tryhackme ai agent security &ai pentest tool @penligent

Which cyber security topic do you think is becoming more important every year? Drop yours in one word or ten, would love to see where people's heads are at 👇

@iamtweaks Definitely becoming one of the biggest areas of focus in cyber right now.

@tryhackme AI ecosystem definitely

@ambivert1996 OT is a huge challenge as more infrastructure goes online

@tryhackme OT security

@trinsec7 Very true. When security tools aren’t connected, it becomes much harder to see the full picture.

@tryhackme Fragmentation. From an SMB standpoint, it’s becoming one of the biggest risks in cybersecurity. Attackers are coordinated. Most SMB defenses are not. Too many vendors. Too many dashboards. When something goes wrong…everyone points fingers.

@subtletechie Yes!! As environments become more distributed, identity is quickly becoming the new security perimeter.

@tryhackme Identity centric security .. As the days goes by we keep seeing the importance of this approach to building a much more robust and optimized security program ..

@HackNoGood Absolutely. Privacy is becoming more important than ever as more data moves online.

@tryhackme Privacy