we shouldn't have slept last night 😭

@AfroSec

Challenge
Today is Mother’s Day
Take 2 minutes to text your mom or a mother figure in your life.
Send her a wish, a thank you, or simply: “I love you.”
It’s a small act — but it might just make her whole day brighter.

Let’s do it.

@cybert0pia

wrdet new yhe🫢🫢

ysewrachu [amen belu]😁

@AfroSec

ngl I’m so surprised after reading this like, why? I mean whyyyyy? 😳😳
Some orgs are so amazing… in how carelessly they treat user data and their own reputation

anyways DETECTION ≠ PROTECTION


@AfroSec

am being engineer in the mean time 😂😂😂

brotherly advice : do ur assignments and projects before the deadline 😢

@AfroSec

We just did our YC launch. I need you guys to do me a favor. Can you go ahead and upvote please 🙏

https://www.ycombinator.com/launches/NUm-better-auth-the-authentication-framework-for-typescript

[ Red Teaming ]
Welcome to red teaming: where technical chaos, unrealistic expectations, and an existential crisis all meet 😂😂😂

enjoy 😁

@AfroSec

Everyone loves to share their wins online—but today, I want to share something different.
Not success stories, but the struggles and failures that shaped my journey.

I wasn’t a “smart kid” growing up. Until class 7, I barely understood what was going on in class. Once, I scored just 54%.
In class 10, I got 83%, and by 12th, 78%. It felt like progress, but it still wasn’t “good enough” by many people's standards.

One of my coaching teachers straight-up told me I’d never be successful.
A few people I was once really close to said the same thing. That I’m just dreaming too big.
I got 21 percentile in JEE—yes, 21. It was tough to accept, but I had to move on.
So I joined a private college for B.Tech in Cyber Security. It wasn’t IIT, and honestly, it wasn’t even well known. I was part of the first batch there.
And then came the comments:
“You’re wasting your parents’ money.”
“He’s not going to make it anywhere.”

But here’s the thing—I didn’t stop.

I found something that made me want to get up every day: Cyber Security.
It gave me a sense of purpose when nothing else did.

From there, things slowly changed:

I got into the Hall of Fame of companies like Google, NASA, Sony—not overnight, but step by step.

I started earning through internships and bug bounties in college—when many told me I shouldn’t expect much.

I created videos and shared what I learned on YouTube—and now we’re a family of 30,000+ subscribers.

I’ve spoken at security events, built three courses on Udemy, and received awards in college—all while still figuring life out.

And today, I have a job that pays me what people expect only from top IIT grads.

But none of this would’ve happened if I had listened to the voices that told me to quit.

So if you’re struggling right now—if you’re feeling lost, unsure, or behind—please know you’re not alone.
Everyone moves at their own pace. Success doesn't always come from being the “top student” or cracking some big exam. Sometimes, it comes from just not giving up.

Your journey is yours. Own it. Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can.

And no matter how slow it feels, keep moving. Your story is still being written.

here we go again, exam season huh 😂😂

@AfroSec

#meme

@bunabytecs

Where do you see yourself 10 years from now? 🔥

simply : a professional security researcher (may be more than that 😊 )

@AfroSec

Finallyyy exams are over! 😩 I’m so cooked this time fr fr 😭
But on the bright side, it’s done and dusted 😂

Now feels like the perfect time to lock in.
I might not be active for a while gotta dive back into the cyber world and cook up something cool for my future 👨‍💻✨

So yeah catch y’all later!
Stay curious and happy hunting

@AfroSec

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