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🔒🔥 Just started Day 1 of #100DaysOfCybersecurity challenge for 2026! 💪🏽 Learned about malware types (spyware, adware, virus...) and infiltration methods like social engineering, DoS, botnets... @jay_hunts @ireteeh …
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Day 20: Enable Remote Find, Lock, and Wipe Features If your phone or laptop is lost or stolen, these features can help you protect your data. Most devices have built-in tools that let you: Find its location Lock it remotely Wipe all data if needed @ireteeh @CybarikGlobal
Day 19: Verify Suspicious Videos Before Sharing Fake or manipulated videos spread quickly online. Sharing one without checking can spread false information or even harm others. Before you share a video: 1) Ask yourself if the source is reliable. @ireteeh @CybarikGlobal
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Turn these features on now (Find My iPhone, Find My Device on Android, or similar tools on computers). A few minutes of setup today can save you from big problems later. #cyberaware
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This year, I have gifted laptops to 8 people who are in the Cybersecurity field, and I have replaced one laptop battery. I will be giving out 3 more laptops before the end of the year. The laptop scheme will officially close in December 2026, and all information collected will be permanently deleted. If you received a laptop from me, I wish you all the best. I hope the laptop helps you grow, learn, and achieve your goals. I am rooting for your success ❤️
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Thank my mentorrr Balancing marine engineering with cybersecurity is a lot, but dedication, commitment, and passion keep me going. Even when we sail out of network range, I still show up. Thank you Dr. You made this! A moving man!! @ireteeh @Cyberhijabitech @OnijeC
Mentee Spotlight @RootHawk_ ✨ When Jonathan began his cybersecurity journey, he was learning in different directions without a clear path. That changed when he joined my mentorship program as the 50th and final mentee selected. Despite being disqualified at the second interview stage, I saw his potential and gave him a second chance that helped shape his career. During the program, Jonathan took on three leadership roles, leading the initial group, becoming the Ethical Hacking track lead, and later leading his final project team. He gained hands-on cybersecurity experience, strengthened his collaboration and communication skills, and celebrated a major milestone when his team won a CTF competition. He also built LinkGuard, a Slack bot that checks links for potential threats, which was deployed across the mentorship community. His growth continued beyond the program through APIsec University, where he progressed from Trial Ambassador to Ambassador, became the lead of the first official APIsec University Nigeria chapter, and later took on global community roles as a Community Moderator and Central Chapters Coordinator. Jonathan has since hosted API security technical sessions, conducted web and mobile API penetration testing, and collaborated with CybariK to organize the first APIsec University Nigeria and CybariK on-site event, attracting over 100 attendees. He continues to build practical cybersecurity solutions, including BurpHub, a Burp Suite activity tracker designed to help security practitioners monitor usage and maintain consistent learning and testing streaks. For Jonathan, the mentorship offered more than technical knowledge. It provided structure, practical experience, leadership opportunities, confidence, and a valuable professional network. From receiving a second chance to leading teams, winning competitions, building security tools, and coordinating a global community, Jonathan’s journey shows what is possible when opportunity meets consistency and determination. His standout moments are leading, building, competing, and most importantly, learning by contributing.
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Day 19 Verify suspicious videos before sharing The line between real and artificial videos is getting blurry. You open a message and its a video of someone you know asking you to do what they usually wouldn't ask. Determine whether a video is real,look out for unnatural eye behavior, micro-expressions, and perfect facial symmetry. If you're unsure, put a call through to them. @ireteeh
Day 18: Review app permissions regularly Apps can often access sensitive information about you, including health, financial, and locational data. If you don’t properly manage your app permissions, you increase the risk that this information is shared or sold to third parties.  A photo app might need to use your phone's camera, but why does the calendar app has permission to use your location, photos and videos. Limit access to app that doesn't need them and uninstall unused apps on your device. @ireteeh
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I am proud of you @RootHawk_ 💚
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Mentee Spotlight @RootHawk_ ✨ When Jonathan began his cybersecurity journey, he was learning in different directions without a clear path. That changed when he joined my mentorship program as the 50th and final mentee selected. Despite being disqualified at the second interview stage, I saw his potential and gave him a second chance that helped shape his career. During the program, Jonathan took on three leadership roles, leading the initial group, becoming the Ethical Hacking track lead, and later leading his final project team. He gained hands-on cybersecurity experience, strengthened his collaboration and communication skills, and celebrated a major milestone when his team won a CTF competition. He also built LinkGuard, a Slack bot that checks links for potential threats, which was deployed across the mentorship community. His growth continued beyond the program through APIsec University, where he progressed from Trial Ambassador to Ambassador, became the lead of the first official APIsec University Nigeria chapter, and later took on global community roles as a Community Moderator and Central Chapters Coordinator. Jonathan has since hosted API security technical sessions, conducted web and mobile API penetration testing, and collaborated with CybariK to organize the first APIsec University Nigeria and CybariK on-site event, attracting over 100 attendees. He continues to build practical cybersecurity solutions, including BurpHub, a Burp Suite activity tracker designed to help security practitioners monitor usage and maintain consistent learning and testing streaks. For Jonathan, the mentorship offered more than technical knowledge. It provided structure, practical experience, leadership opportunities, confidence, and a valuable professional network. From receiving a second chance to leading teams, winning competitions, building security tools, and coordinating a global community, Jonathan’s journey shows what is possible when opportunity meets consistency and determination. His standout moments are leading, building, competing, and most importantly, learning by contributing.
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Monday Motivation ✨ This week, choose to 👇🏾 Believe in yourself more. Be grateful for how far you've come. Stay focused on your goals. Keep going, even when it's difficult. Celebrate your progress, no matter how small 💪
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Day 19: Verify Suspicious Videos Before Sharing Fake or manipulated videos spread quickly online. Sharing one without checking can spread false information or even harm others. Before you share a video: 1) Ask yourself if the source is reliable. @ireteeh @CybarikGlobal
Day 18: Review App Permissions Regularly Many apps ask for access to your camera, microphone, location, contacts, or files even when they don’t really need them. Too many permissions can put your privacy at risk. @ireteeh
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2) Look for the original version or trusted news reports. 3) Be extra careful with emotional, shocking, or “breaking news” clips. A quick check helps stop the spread of fake content. Share only what you have verified to avoid misinformation. #cyberaware
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Spoil a first daughter today ❤️
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I successfully pwned VulnBank @Vulnbank Seeing that dashboard pop up after bypassing the login screen was so satisfying.😊 Breakdown of what I did and the tools I used…. 🧵 #Cybersecurity #EthicalHacking #PenetrationTesting
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It’s actually crazy how you grow up thinking home-cooked meals every day are just normal, then get older and realise how much time and effort it took your Mom to make that happen and how lucky you were to have that.
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I dare you to post your full picture 🫵
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Day 18: Review app permissions regularly Apps can often access sensitive information about you, including health, financial, and locational data. If you don’t properly manage your app permissions, you increase the risk that this information is shared or sold to third parties.  A photo app might need to use your phone's camera, but why does the calendar app has permission to use your location, photos and videos. Limit access to app that doesn't need them and uninstall unused apps on your device. @ireteeh
Day 17: Download Software only from trusted sources. Download apps only from trusted sources, such as Microsoft Store,app Store or Playstore, and be thoughtful about which apps you install. Make sure you're running a regularly updated antivirus product as well. @ireteeh
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Happy Sunday.❤️
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Day 18: Review App Permissions Regularly Many apps ask for access to your camera, microphone, location, contacts, or files even when they don’t really need them. Too many permissions can put your privacy at risk. @ireteeh
Day 17: Download Software Only From Trusted Sources Downloading apps or programs from unknown websites or random links is risky. Many contain malware that can steal your data or damage your device. Here are some safer habits to stay secure: @ireteeh
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What to do: • Go to your phone or computer settings and check what each app can access. • Turn off permissions that are not necessary. • Review them every few months, especially after installing new apps. Only give apps the access they truly need. For safety and privacy.
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The day I die is the day I cease to try
Replying to @Skiibii
@Skiibii 🤦🏾‍♂️ . . @ReekadoBanks ❤️
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