Replying to @EiiKwesiKay
Look at this masterpiece:
xitter.cf/imaibou/status/2026204…
Replying to @imaibou
The scene where everyone celebrated a pull request merge. That happens in our office all the time!
Replying to @imaibou
When I realized the importance of skills, it became easy to improve all aspects of my life.
I was able to just identify the skill I was missing to achieve a certain goal.
Then it became a matter of finding the right learning material, reading it and practicing.
Easy peasy.
Replying to @imaibou
I can't agree more on the "simplifying tech concepts" part.
If you build incredibly complex solutions, but you can't explain them clearly to your superiors, then it's like it never happened.
Replying to @imaibou
I can't even begin to count how many websites I compromised because of these silly passwords
Don't give them much to attack in the first place!
Replying to @imaibou
The discipline part hits hard.
Sometimes you get tired of a particular project and don't feel motivated to continue.
You need to learn to keep pushing until you reach the finish line.
Restrict the attack surface to reduce the risk of getting hacked !
Exactly! Why would you not do it?
It's easy, free, and has a lot of advantages.
This must be one of the rare cases where getting hacked was a good thing 😅
My website got HACKED back in 2011.
I lost all my users and all that work was for nothing.
I then started to learn everything I can about cybersecurity and became a penetration tester.
Now I teach developers about cybersecurity
Lets #connect and make internet a safer space!
Devsecurely retweeted
In soccer, the goal is the surface area defined by the goalposts.
The goalkeeper knows exactly what to defend.
You should identify all the websites you own that are accessible on the internet.
Clearly define the attack surface you need to defend.
Replying to @calvinochieng_
I love these motivational posts. They get me pumped!
Replying to @EiiKwesiKay
That's true. Small actions give you a huge momentum that converts into huge wins
Replying to @calvinochieng_
I've heard good things about tweethunter
Replying to @acrosettdev
Those lines compound and make huge projects over time 😁



