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11/05/2025

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05/05/2025

Here’s a breakdown of each item inside a hacker's backpack and what it’s typically used for (purely educational purposes):

1. Laptop
Role: The hacker’s main workstation.

Uses: Running pe*******on testing tools (like Kali Linux, Metasploit), programming, network monitoring, etc.

2. Raspberry Pi
Role: A small, portable computer.

Uses: Can be used for covert hacking operations, automation, network scanning, or even as a portable server.

3. Wifi Adapter
Role: Enables wireless connectivity.

Uses: Especially external adapters with packet injection support for Wi-Fi auditing and sniffing (like monitoring WPA handshakes or launching deauth attacks).

4. USB Killer
Role: Hardware designed to destroy electronics.

Uses: It sends high-voltage pulses into USB ports, potentially frying the system. Very destructive and illegal to use maliciously.

5. USB Rubber Ducky
Role: A malicious USB that acts like a keyboard.

Uses: Automates keystrokes to inject payloads (e.g., opening a terminal and running commands) in seconds after plugging it in.

6. Power Bank
Role: Portable power source.

Uses: Keeps all devices (phones, Raspberry Pi, etc.) charged when on the go, especially during field ops.

7. External SSD
Role: Portable storage.

Uses: Stores payloads, tools, OS images, logs, and can be used to boot into custom OS environments.

8. Secondary Phone
Role: Burner phone or test device.

Uses: Used for testing mobile exploits, remote access, hotspot for Raspberry Pi, or remaining anonymous.

9. Wifi Pineapple
Role: A rogue access point tool.

Uses: Designed for network pe*******on testing, it can mimic real Wi-Fi networks to perform man-in-the-middle (MITM) attacks or gather credentials.

04/05/2025

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03/05/2025

Hello developers, have programming made you rich or mentally unstable 🤔 ?

03/05/2025

How to Avoid Getting Hacked – 7 Simple Tips Everyone Should Know

Hacking isn’t just for big companies—it can happen to anyone. If you use a smartphone, you’re a target. Here’s how to stay safe and protect your personal data! 😮👇

1. Use Strong, Unique Passwords
Avoid using your name, birthdate, or “123456”. Use a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols.

2. Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
This adds an extra layer of security to your accounts—like a code sent to your phone.

3. Don’t Click on Suspicious Links
Even if the message comes from a friend, be careful. Hackers can send fake links through WhatsApp, Facebook, or SMS.

4. Keep Your Phone and Apps Updated
Updates often fix security holes. Always install them when available.

5. Avoid Using Public Wi-Fi for Sensitive Tasks
Hackers love free Wi-Fi. Don’t check your bank account or email on it.

6. Use Antivirus or Security Apps
Apps like Bitdefender, Kaspersky, or Norton can help detect and block threats.

7. Log Out from Shared Devices
Never stay logged in on a computer or phone that isn’t yours.

let us know if our tips are helpful and which one have you been exposing yourself to.

02/05/2025

Hello Python devs 💥

02/05/2025

Programmers, take a look! Is the chart off

01/05/2025

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30/04/2025

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16/04/2025

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29/03/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Gabrielle Thomas, Subham Bose, Trevor Choba, X Tion R Leopold, Jahirhussain Ashraf Ali, Leti Biranu Bayisa, Haruna Abdulhamid, Peter Mutiso, Namiabi Kagumi, Yem Tesfay, Michael Chisakuta, Dimanche Fils, Sofiqul Islam

22/02/2025

Coding-TechSpace Bybit detected unauthorized activity involving one of our ETH cold wallets. The incident occurred when our ETH multisig cold wallet executed a transfer to our warm wallet. Unfortunately, this transaction was manipulated through a sophisticated attack that masked the signing interface, displaying the correct address while altering the underlying smart contract logic. As a result, the attacker was able to gain control of the affected ETH cold wallet and transfer its holdings to an unidentified address. How long did you think this attack took as the where patiently waiting for this hack and how is the possible way to trace and investigate this ..

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