I gained full root access via SSH on a production server and extracted admin credentials from /root/creds.txt. This is why misconfigured sudo access is a critical risk.

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Found something weird in /robots.txt on a server. Turns out it was a base64-encoded Python backdoor disguised as a system note. Decoded it, and it calls back to port 4444. Stay paranoid.

What the reason for the NIN and BVN???

Love the idea, but no data protection notice? If you’re collecting people’s personal info, GDPR is essential.People deserve to know how their data’s used.

I used tcpdump to sniff FTP logins in plaintext from a public IP server. After capturing credentials, I logged in via FTP and download sensitive files. This is why unencrypted protocols like FTP are dangerous! 🕵️‍♂️📡

I found a suspicious binary maintaining a stealthy connection to a remote server. The process was running as root, hidden in plain sight. Always check what's talking over the wire.

Don’t trust invisible cron jobs.

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I gained root access to a remote Linux server by logging in with stolen credentials and discovering the user had full sudo rights.

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We’ve made it this far family❤️ Thanks for you support💪 I am root !