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SECURITY TOOLS 🔐
These tools help protect your crypto wallets, transactions, and files from scams, malicious contracts, and phishing.
➜ @PocketUniverseZ
➜ @wallet_guard
➜ @RevokeCash
➜ @virustotal
AI creators deserve a fair share of the value they create.
Keeping 90% of every sale could make a real difference for AI builders.
. @Astraeus makes selling tools simple and payouts reliable.
That’s a model worth watching.
The important thing is helping AI builders turn their skills into income.
You are welcome.
Password security checklist:
Use unique passwords.
Use a reputable password manager.
Enable multifactor authentication.
Change compromised passwords immediately.
Never share login credentials.
Simple habits make account theft harder.
Don't make me tell you twice😌
I'm tired of waking up to hacks this month
It's the weekend already, while you are out there chilling and touching some grass make sure you have made use of @RevokeCash
Revoke all the access to you wallets.
MAKAVELI🤘 retweeted
At this point, I know I'm WANTED!
For making brands and communities impossible to ignore.
Last seen helping projects show up consistently, communicate clearly, and actually connect with their audience.
The offence?
> Keeping communities active and engaged
> Making sure brands don’t just post, but communicate
> Turning silence into consistent presence
In a space full of noise, I’m involved in making sure brands are seen, heard, and remembered.
Currently exploring the world of data analysis, marketing, and AI, skills that make the work even more intentional and unavoidable.
and if the job is about showing up, building presence, and keeping things alive, I’m the right person for your team.
So yes, I know I am wanted.
Wanted by projects and personal brands tired of low engagement.
Wanted by brands ready to show up properly.
So I'm saying, Let's do things together 🙂↔️.
MAKAVELI🤘 retweeted
Hey, in case we haven't met yet, I'm SN.
I'm a Web3 content creator and ambassador, sharing what I learn and discover along the way.
I enjoy exploring projects, understanding what they're building, and turning those discoveries into content people can actually learn something from.
You'll find me talking about Canton Network, Web3 projects, community, and the ideas worth paying attention to.
I believe there's more to Web3 than announcements and hype. There's a lot to learn, interesting problems to solve, and builders worth paying attention to.
That's what I want this space to reflect.
If you're interested in Web3 and enjoy learning along the way, stick around.
Always open to connecting with builders and projects doing meaningful work.
MAKAVELI🤘 retweeted
Ct doesn’t care about educational content
All they care about is money, drags and show off.
Post you made money, show off your items, make dragging people your niche and you become an idolo or “DAD” over night.
Am I wrong?
Bro lost additional money trying to get revenge and scam someone else😂
A fake account named “real elon musck” messages Beluga:
“Send me $2 and I’ll double it.”
Beluga is suspicious
“sounds like a scam” but still sends $2.
The scammer immediately sends back $4 and says
“see, I am legit.”
Beluga sends a bit more.
Trust is built.
Then the scammer says:
“No problem. Now send $1000 , I’ll double it.”
Then boom!!! log off
Beluga realizes he’s being scammed and panics in the server
“help, I got scammed!!!!”.
Another user (Skittle) laughs at him.
Beluga then tries the exact same scam on Skittle.
Skittle plays along with small amounts, gets the money back, then bails when Beluga asks for $1000
“I gotta go, dinner time, but thanks for the money”. 😂
This is a Money Doubling Scam
→ Never send money to someone promising to double it, give you free crypto, or invest for you in DMs.
→ If someone is impersonating a celebrity or famous person, it’s almost always a scam.
→ Don’t try to scam the scammer you can still lose money or get banned from the platform.
→ Enable 2FA, be careful what links you click, and never share seed phrases or passwords.
Stay safe guys.
Your seed phrase is not your wallet password.
It can restore access to your wallet.
Anyone who obtains it may be able to control your funds.
Never share it with:
• Customer support
• Giveaway websites
• Strangers in your DMs
• Anyone promising to fix your wallet
Keep it private.
Always.
MAKAVELI🤘 retweeted
🚨USE THIS GROK BOT TEMPLATE TO PROTECT YOUR EMAIL INBOX🚨
Meet Inbox Guardian, a free Grok Bot template that watches your inbox 24/7 and stops phishing and scam emails before they get you.
Try it👉x.ai/bot/n6bSJ2vt2rZuIQahc6G…
Built by me with @elonmusk's Grok, it's designed to protect as many people as possible from scams. Here's how it works 🧵👇
1/ What can Inbox Guardian protect me from?
2/ Setup Grok Bot with this Template
3/ What happens when it finds something
4/ Why it matters
5/ Dashboard showcasing findings
6/ Breach checks
7/ Privacy first
8/ Future Plans
Video Guide On How To Check If The Email is Spoof
This is one of the ways to verify.
Check the headers, in Gmail If it Shows original look for SPF, DKIM and DMARC.
If they show FAIL, it's spoofed. If they show PASS, it may be a real email but triggered by someone else, that is if you didn't request for it.
In Gmail (phone or computer):
→ Open the email.
→ Tap the ⋮ (three dots) at the top right.
→ Tap Show original (on the phone app it may be "View message details" or you may need to open Gmail in a browser).
→ At the top you'll see a summary box.
How to read the results
→ PASS: the email really came from that domain's servers.
→ FAIL / SOFTFAIL / NEUTRAL: the sender isn't authorized. This is a strong sign of spoofing.
→ No result shown: the domain doesn't publish that record, which is suspicious.
NOTE: If all three show PASS but you never requested the code, the email may still be unwanted. Someone may have triggered it using your address. In that case, don't click anything, and just check your account directly at the official website.
if there’s one thing web3 has taught me, it’s security.
look at these two emails. image 1 is fake, while image 2 is the one i requested myself
notice the difference?
this is why you can’t blindly trust an email just because the sender address looks legit
there’s something called SPOOFING and scammers use different techniques to make malicious emails look like they’re coming from trusted sources
on a random day, i could receive a mail like the first one and be tempted to click on it. matter of fact, we still have friends and family who would click on it without thinking twice
that’s why security education is so important
take it as your duty to educate the people around you. teach them how to spot phishing attempts, verify sender details, inspect links, and protect their accounts
because sometimes, all it takes is one wrong click
stay safe and help someone else stay safe too🤍
