Kelvin Kiru

05/09/2025

Twelve autonomous AI agents juggle 150 highly specialized security tools, from reconnaissance to zero-day exploitation, and it seems to be working.

01/09/2025

🔐💻 Types of Hackers You Need to Know in Cybersecurity!

When people hear the word hacker, they often think of cybercriminals. But in reality, the hacker world is diverse—ranging from ethical defenders to malicious attackers, and even government specialists. Let’s break them down:

🕶️ Black Hat – Criminal Hackers
Operate illegally, exploiting systems for money, data theft, and cybercrime. They are the “bad guys” of the digital world.

⚪ White Hat – Authorized Hackers
Also known as ethical hackers, they use their skills legally to protect organizations, find vulnerabilities, and strengthen defenses.

⚫⚪ Gray Hat – “Just for Fun” Hackers
They live in the gray area—sometimes breaking rules, not always for profit, but still unauthorized. They expose flaws, sometimes ethically, sometimes not.

🟩 Green Hat – Hackers-in-Training
Newcomers eager to learn. They’re the students of hacking, experimenting with tools and techniques while growing their skills.

🔵 Blue Hat – Authorized Software Hackers
Often hired by companies before product launches. Their role is to stress-test applications, identify weaknesses, and patch them before release.

🔴 Red Hat – Government-Hired Hackers
Also called cyber warriors, they work for governments to fight cyberterrorism, defend against foreign attacks, and conduct offensive cyber operations.

⚡ Why it matters:
Understanding the motives and skills of different hackers helps organizations, governments, and individuals defend against evolving cyber threats.

💡 Knowledge = Protection. The more you understand hackers, the better you can prepare against them.

👉 Stay alert. Stay informed. Stay secure.

01/09/2025

Happy New Month 🎉💗🎇😁😊🆕🎊💐🥳❤️

27/06/2025

Protect your peace.
And don’t let someone else’s chaos rewrite your worth.

20/06/2025

The full list of sites impacted has been revealed 🤯
Via UUNILAD

19/06/2025

29/05/2025

Kenya ranked second globally in web-based threats in Q1 2025, with 20.1% of users affected, a Kaspersky report shows; Turkiye topped the list at 26.1%.

11/05/2025

But for real though....

10/05/2025

The wealthy don’t flex with earned income. They flex with cashflow from assets. 🧠💸

Understand that your salary/primary income is for building wealth, not for impressing people who don’t even like you.
The smartest way to buy luxuries is:
Earn → Invest in assets → Spend the returns.

Don’t skip the investment step because it’s how financial freedom is built.

06/05/2025

I don’t know how we're 5 months into a year that started 2 weeks ago.

26/04/2025

As a guy who's been working in the tech sector for the past couple of years, I've learned a lot of things, especially the psychology behind the technology.

Lending apps have been prevalent these past couple of years, especially during the pandemic. And what else got popular?

Unauthorized Gambling Apps.

On a programmer's perspective (though I hardly write code anymore because of my work, but still work on how logics should work), simpletons have not yet grasped the concept of these gambling apps being rigged. Yes, they are authorized by the PAGCOR and whatnot (and some of them aren't), but these apps will try to obfuscate the chances of winning and losing.

Sure, let's just say you have a grasp of how statistics works, but it'll almost never be on your side with these gambling apps. They can definitely trick you for having lucking on your side and flip it with a simple algorithm of:

//if winnings = soMany()
//reduceOdds()

They'll know that the player will fall into despair and in most cases, they'll funnel these players into sketchy Lending apps. It's basically free money for The House and the player is rewarded with nothingness and despair.

The gambling apps can also make you think that you can "game" The House because of your win rate, but I'm 98.9% sure that their algorithms have covered that scenario. Even though these gambling apps have "KYC", there'll almost be no guarantee that you can withdraw your winnings if they ever find something "suspicious". And guess what, you'll probably never win in court unless you want to spend almost a million on a trip to Bahamas to find the gambling app's address and just find an old, abandoned warehouse.

Lending apps and Gambling apps work together on preying on the desperate and uneducated. They try so hard to copywrite themselves as "an easy way out" when it's a "no way out" situation in reality.

If you ever want to be a more responsible idiot, just play Lotto once every 3 months. It's less painful and only costs like Php20. It's a tax on idiots, but idiots have the right to dream.

Tl;Dr: Gambling apps are rigged, and they funnel to sketchy lending apps.

17/04/2025

At your lowest, you realize a lot.