Hacker Interviews: rez0__

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

:D Sweet! This very successful ethical hacker interviewed someone from Snyk! Snyk is what I've used to scan hospitals, and such! John Hammond advertises them. Hehe. They're both very humble, though I don't know the guest up until today.

[@cryptoknight01]

Nice one 🔥

[@ahmedelouahhaby9548]

Love it

[@GrimComix]

Great guest!!

[@amoh96]

Thannnnnnnnnnnnkks NaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahmSec

[@martinsuperfind7779]

4:00 fucking love Darknet Diaries!

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

Same here! I was just hearing another one some hours ago that I saw in my feed yesterday, that released in recent days of a casino. I've played many of his, and downloaded some of them with KZbin Premium, using the mall's free WiFi. Hehe.

[@TheFreeCollege]

Rezo, hmm.. where have I heard that name before? Maybe me? Yep.

[@Mr_tadoo]

Great 🔥

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

Barely any comments. 💀💀💀😻😻🤝

[@ksriharsha2911]

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[@Matinirx]

🤘🏻❤️🔥👌

[@gh0stgl1tch]

Hmm

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

^_^ What's funny is a lot of people don't know that sites constantly need to be analyzed for leaks, for new updates, for patches on plugins, etc. People think they're secure because the hosting company says they take care of DDoS, malware, etc. Yeah, Google takes care of malware, but people bypass it all the time. Hahaha. Most people probably just use Windows Defender, or some antivirus that is on free mode. One antivirus isn't enough, especially if it's polymorphic malware (that rewrites itself to hide from AVs), or encrypted malware (that releases malware later on, so that it has the chance after the AV clears it when the file is opened). People do OSNIT (Open Source Intelligence). People find out what browsers, OS, AV software, and other things of the company/bank/etc. If you got sensitive files, you need to be ahead of the game. It's not just a VM, but malware has been able to break through VMs. Malware even has hopped OSs on dual/triple/etc. boot computer. A lot think you don't need an antivirus on Android, because Google Play takes care of it. Google Play recently had like 💯 million infected users with malware. 💀💀💀😅😅😅 People download a ton of stuff that isn't on Google Play. Not all viruses are .exe or an APK. A lot of people would say Apple products are safeguarded from viruses, wrong again. Many say Linux is safeguarded from malware, wrong again. More are targeting Linux now because of how many servers use it, and Android used Linux. It seems most people don't even use 2FA or MFA. Yesterday, I set up 2FA and other security for my brand-new Substack account that I made some days ago. I use the authenticator app. My passwords are more than 7 characters, and they have symbols, numbers, and sometimes symbols, and numbers scattered with letters. Plus, I use capitalization in my passwords. Lol.

[@jenycek2222]

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[@juwonlooluwasegun1818]

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