✨ After the success of batch 1 we are back with 2nd batch, Join our 1-Month Practical Introduction to Ethical Hacking Boot-camp and gain real-world cybersecurity skills through hands-on challenges.

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HAPPY NEW YEAR 🌻🌻🌻🌻
Out with the old, in with the new! May our New Year be shiny and bright.

@AfroSec

AND AM BAAAAAACK 😁 !

so did y’all miss me ?, or did you secretly think I rage-quit cybersecurity and became a TikTok dancer or somthn else? 😂 jk, I was in the trenches, fighting demons called misconfigurations, PowerShell errors, and kernel panics and lot more.

Here’s the truth: my “break” wasn’t really a break. It was like going on a side quest in a game where the boss fights are harder than the main mission. And oh boy, I died a LOT. Respawn button was working overtime.

Here’s what went down:

✅ Active Directory Attacks – Sounds fun, right? Wrong. First, I spent two days just trying to understand why AD trusts look like a toxic relationship diagram fr guys 😂😂.

✅ Security Engineering – I thought this would make me feel like Tony Stark building Iron Man suits. Turns out, it’s more like trying to make a bulletproof vest out of bubble wrap while hackers are throwing nukes at you. Every time I closed one attack surface, five more popped up like, *“Surprise, mother*\*\*\*!”\*

✅ Mentoring at Bunabyte – Amazing experience, but yo, I now understand why teachers drink so much coffee. Someone asked me, *“What’s a buffer overflow?”* and before I could answer, another one said, *“Can it overflow into real life?”* Bruh. 😂 (joking :)) )

✅ Building Tools – mtsm, listen… writing tools sounds cool in theory. In reality? It’s like:

* Install dependency ✔️
* Install another dependency ✔️
* Fix the dependency that broke the first one ❌
* Cry in binary.
At some point, I was convinced my scripts were plotting against me. Like, how do you work at 2AM perfectly and then crash at 9AM when I need to demo ?

✅ Red Teaming – This was the spicy part. I’ve been breaching networks, escalating privileges, and exfiltrating flags. But ALSO… breaking my own setup 50 times. I swear, if I had a dollar for every time my Kali VM froze mid-exploit, I’d have enough to buy my own zero-day. 😂

And let me not even start on Windows Defender… That dude really thinks he’s the main character. Blocking my payloads like, *“Not today, criminal!”* Bruh, chill, this is a LAB 😁.


Obstacles? Oh, I had plenty:

* Accidentally nuked my own lab because I thought rm -rf was a good idea.
* Lost Wi-Fi mid-CTF and started questioning my life choices.

At one point, I was like: *“God, if hacking is easy, please send me a sign.”* Internet went out. SIGN RECEIVED BOOM.

but , I made it through. The syntax errors, the virtual machine crashes, the existential crises at 3AM while staring at Burp Suite… all worth it. Because now, I’m BACK, and I’m bringing ALL that energy right here.

this channel is about to turn into a knowledge battlefield. Expect:
🔥 hacking tips (both red & blue team)
🔥 Security engineering lessons from the trenches
🔥 Custom tools & automation hacks
🔥 Memes for survival (because without memes, we’d cry)

Let’s laugh, learn, and LEVEL UP together. Because if I can survive a month of debugging PowerShell scripts, you can survive anything. 💪

Stay tuned, because this comeback ain’t just a post… it’s a MOVEMENT (am not politician tho 😂)

@AfroSec

anyway
cheers for the new year 🍻🥂

(keneto new demo 😂 waaaa )


@AfroSec

if you're into malware development or analysis, check out @vxunderground . It hosts a huge collection of malware samples (organized by threat actor, family, and other indicators) plus a stash of maldev research papers that are gold for learning how real threats work.

⚠️ only interact with samples in isolated, offline sandboxes

resource center : vx-resource

@AfroSec

As someone who sporadically attempts bug bounty engagements, I sometimes forget to test some core functionalities. So, I made a checklist based on the Web Security Testing Guide (WSTG) and built this site for productivity purposes. I originally created it for myself, but yesterday I decided to make it available for the community as well.

the site may have a few glitches but done is better than perfect 😆 (also, I’m not a front-end dev tho ).

If you’re a bug hunter, check it out:

https://bugcheck.vercel.app

@AfroSec

hey devs check this out hackers also

@AfroSec

Get ready for Ethiopia CyberShield Showdown Week, featuring bootcamps, red-team exploits, incident response simulations, and a high-stakes Capture the Flag (CTF). Join us to learn, compete, and connect with a chance to win prizes, merch, and recognition.

📅 Event Details

🔹 Online Bootcamp: Sept 17 to 18 | 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM
🔹 In-Person CTF: Sept 19 to 21 | 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
📍 Capstone, ALX Tech Lideta Hub, Lideta

🔗 Register now: https://luma.com/jyu7twze

#ALXEthiopia #CyberShieldShowdown #CTF2025 #Cybersecurity #ALXAfrica #dohardthings #lifeatalx #yekolotemari

this Gonna be litttt ngl 🔥🔥🔥🔥

@AfroSec

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Search GitHub User Info - a service that allows you to download GitHub user profile data (links, social profiles and, sometimes, email address).

https://braingainsoft.com/gh/index.html


For Educational Purposes Only ✌🏾🧅

break gently, build quietly, dream loudly😊😊😊

Happy Sunday y'all✌️

@AfroSec

my insta fyp 😂😂

@AfroSec

this is actually fun ngl 👀 if you’re at AASTU, come check it out — big shoutout to kirakos for the idea👌👌

@AfroSec