Designed this last night looking at it in the light of day, i can see many problems

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💻 Just started an intermediate course in Ethical Hacking.
​I’ll be spending the next few weeks focusing on [pick 1 or 2: Active Directory exploitation, Buffer Overflows, or Advanced Network Pivoting]. It’s a challenge, but that’s where the growth is. Stay tuned for some project updates!
Duration: 70hrs ~
Passing the exam on NetAcad

​#Pentesting #HackTheBox #CyberSkills

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this is today's progress it's not finished yet there is a lot i have to add but i need to move to other stuff now

#Day5challenge #pixeldrive

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So I made this using help of ai ofc 😅😅 optimized landing page for Highlights:
​Desktop-First Architecture: Tailored specifically for large-scale displays to ensure the 3D assets and typography maintain perfect visual balance.
​live model Integration: A custom-rendered 3D planet that serves as a high-impact focal point for the theme "cyber-game"
​Sleek Aesthetics: A minimalist navigation and brand-heavy layout, powered i don't think it was built for desktop screen descriptive

Link: Pixeldrive.vercel.app

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TIP: Hacking is NOT a Crime ( hackingisnotacrime.org ) is a nonprofit organization that attempts to raise awareness about the pejorative use of the term hacker. Historically, hackers have been portrayed as evil or illegal. Luckily, a lot of people already know that hackers are curious individuals who want to understand how things work and how to make them more secure.

Stupid case: A company hires a consultant to fix a problem The company only calls a consultant when they have no idea what's wrong

· If the consultant doesn't know what's wrong immediately, they look incompetent.
· But if the consultant does know what's wrong immediately… how did they know without investigating? It makes the client suspicious. ("If you figured it out in five minutes, why didn't we?")
The Result:

· Act confused = You're useless.
· Act certain = You're a fraud.

There's no way to win. You either look straight dumb 😭😭 or look like you're lying 🙈✖️.

But here's where it gets weird:

So... Some consultants actually do know the answer because most companies have the same problems. But if they say the answer too fast, the client won't believe them. So my father said they have to pretend to discover it slowly

So the question:
If you have to pretend to be confused to prove you're smart… are you really smart, or just playing a game?

#workproblems

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