@DesirableTruth Hope you come to Nice, France. Big fan. Hit me up if around
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Adrian
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Adrian
@BuildWithAdrian
Built https://t.co/0zoF6w3pfn - https://t.co/9ayepal1eA - https://t.co/lVfPzrC2xS - https://t.co/BTCeQ6PwXx Turning ideas into code and SEO that actually ranks.
127.0.0.1 Tham gia Eylül 2009
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@SinghBhai2550 @birdabo Phone farms dude. Easy when you have the money…or a farm
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@im_s0raw @the_smart_ape Restricted ssh user commands? professional approach? Sure pro guy🤣
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@BuildWithAdrian @the_smart_ape @openclaw You have no idea how this works, do you?
My professional approach: fail2ban + proper firewall rules + restricted SSH user commands.
Your amateur advice: "Just change port 22 in sshd_config."
SMH.
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Someone's trying to brute force my @openclaw server right now.
30 failed login attempts in 10 minutes. 3 different IPs.
With the hype behind Clawd it becomes a serious issue that you won’t see if you’re not careful.
I fixed this by installing fail2ban (auto-bans after 5 failed attempts) and enabled firewall.
I also blocked the IPs manually.
If you run a VPS, do this now. It's free and takes 1 minute.
The commands:
> apt install fail2ban -y
> systemctl enable fail2ban --now
> ufw allow 22
> ufw enable
That's it. Your server is now 10x safer.
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@alreadytakensoz @im_s0raw @the_smart_ape @openclaw Are we talking about bruteforce or keyloggers? Jeez
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@im_s0raw @BuildWithAdrian @the_smart_ape @openclaw Haha true! And also an infostealer can take your ssh keys, same way your pass can be keylogged. Real OPSEC requieres real schizos.
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@im_s0raw @the_smart_ape @openclaw You have no idea what you’re talking about. mass ssh scanners ≠ custom atacks. I’ll give you my server ip and even my ssh port. Let’s see your pro attack…
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@BuildWithAdrian @the_smart_ape @openclaw A non-standard SSH port doesn’t hide anything. It’s a signal that the admin relies on obscurity which makes the host more interesting, not less. Please refrain from giving amateur advice.
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@BuildWithAdrian @the_smart_ape @openclaw You can also open the port 22 ONLY to your home ip!
Also you can set up an OTP login every time you access!
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@Legendaryy The blackhats are already at it. People will start to see their AI invoices into the thousands, real soon.
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Exposed clawdbots are now in the thousands.
Can somebody task a white hat clawdbot to hack into the exposed clawdbots and notify their owners that they’re not safe.
Legendary@Legendaryy
900+ Clawdbots are running exposed right now. Fix in 60 seconds: 1. Ask your Clawdbot to check if you're exposed 2. Tell it to set up Cloudflare Tunnel or Tailscale 3. Done Your bot can literally secure itself. Just ask.
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You’d have to be braindead to believe WhatsApp is secure in 2026. When we analyzed how WhatsApp implemented its “encryption”, we found multiple attack vectors.
MyBroadband@mybroadband
An international group of plaintiffs sued Meta Platforms, alleging the WhatsApp owner can store, analyse, and access virtually all of users' private communications. mybroadband.co.za/news/security/…
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please just self host your own local VPS
-VLAN segmentation
-IDS/IPS monitoring
-GEO-IP filtering to block entire countries (lol)
-Automatic quarantine
-Tailscale
-cloudflare tunnel for external access
-run everything on a docker container
Firewalla is good for this.
The Smart Ape 🔥@the_smart_ape
Someone's trying to brute force my @openclaw server right now. 30 failed login attempts in 10 minutes. 3 different IPs. With the hype behind Clawd it becomes a serious issue that you won’t see if you’re not careful. I fixed this by installing fail2ban (auto-bans after 5 failed attempts) and enabled firewall. I also blocked the IPs manually. If you run a VPS, do this now. It's free and takes 1 minute. The commands: > apt install fail2ban -y > systemctl enable fail2ban --now > ufw allow 22 > ufw enable That's it. Your server is now 10x safer.
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my clawdbot
- deployed bags token
- created website
- added music & mini game
- created 5000 nft images
- uploaded 5000 images to ipfs
- deployed smart contract (burn $clawd for the NFTs)
all by lightly prompting in bed with my iphone
we are cooked 🫨
clawd-token.surge.sh
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@YoniSmolyar @xbxnxdxcxtx Haha! Yesterday I decided to build a fishing spot app. Will have the largest db in the world.
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@xbxnxdxcxtx There are fishing spots in the app yes, but you can set your catch location to either be public or private
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We are looking for a co-founder with strong marketing skills at @intelbee_com. If you think you’re a good fit, send me a DM with your vision.
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@burakeregar Some bad actors will consume $10-20k easily. That’s why I always say, vibecoding doesn’t work without any basic-medium knowledge of coding. Some think they are senior devs just because they know how to write a prompt.
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rule #1: treat every client as hostile
never trust roles, prices, user ids, flags, or limits coming from the frontend. the client only requests. the server decides.
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🏴☠️this is how your vibecoded app gets hacked...
let's hack a website together
i'll show you why "trusting client" fallacy can cost you 1000s of dollars
thread to learn how to avoid this:
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@simonecanciello No i can't, i use another tool for transparent
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I got rejected by Apple for the 3rd time.
Fixed everything and resubmitted.
Used the wait time to:
> Add dark mode 🌙
> Create new mascot animations for dark mode
> Improve food scanning speed
Meanwhile, I spun up an AI influencer farm for TikTok.
Another warmed-up post just crossed 70K views.
Rejection = free time to build distribution.
Keep going 💪
Tech Stack:
– No code mobile app builder: Rork AI
– Mobile: React Native (Expo)
– IDE: Cursor
– Frontend: Next.js
– Payment: RevenueCat
– Backend: HonoJS (for my next app, I’ll go back to NestJS)
– Database: Supabase
– Infrastructure: Railway
– AI API: OpenAI
(dropping the tech stack here because someone always asks 😂)
Alex Nguyen@alexcooldev
Got rejected by Apple on the first review. I fixed everything, resubmitted, and used the time to polish the product instead of waiting. Added smooth animations, improved water logging. Meanwhile, I spun up an AI influencer farm for TikTok, first warmed-up post hit 50K views. Rejection = free time to build distribution. Keep going 💪 Tech Stack: – No code mobile app builder: Rork AI – Mobile: React Native (Expo) – IDE: Cursor – Frontend: Next.js – Payment: RevenueCat – Backend: HonoJS (for my next app, I’ll go back to NestJS) – Database: Supabase – Infrastructure: Railway – AI API: OpenAI (dropping the tech stack here because someone always asks 😂)
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@noahkagan @chrismilas @AppSumo You said you are open to entrepreneurs. You aren't open. It's just a lie. I'm not mad, I just don't like hypocrisy.
I'm good, thanks. I don't like working with sites that don't value customers at all and then straight up lie just trying to keep a clear image. Have a good one.
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@BuildWithAdrian @chrismilas @AppSumo Not sure what you mean open to shit. You're mad the team didn't reply?
Prolly not best way to start a partnership - but what ya got?
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Turns out just copying Shopify works.
Made our AppSumo cart and checkout pages more similar ro them.
Improved conversion 13.01%.
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