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Resources for Building a Beautiful Progressive JAMstack Blog

Post author By Stephen Ajulu
Post date April 6, 2020

Hey guys? We are back again this time i want to share with you the tools i used to build this project. I would like to thank the creators and team behind these tools. I use these tools regularly in personal and client projects. But they contributed a great deal to this project. Even though […]

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The 8 Phases of Cyber Security Testing

Post author By Stephen Ajulu
Post date March 19, 2020

Unlike the previous post: The 5 Phases Of Hacking. This procedure mostly resonates with cybersecurity professionals and/or ethical hackers. 1. SCOPING Determining the rules of engagement for the assessment. 2. Reconnaissance Also known as Information Gathering. Gather Relevant information and enumerate the attack surface. 3. Vulnerability Assessment Also known as Scanning and Enumeration. Identify vulnerabilities […]

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Anonymity TECH & CYBERSECURITY

10 Anonymity Rules

Post author By Stephen Ajulu
Post date March 19, 2020

Use Tor (Encrypted Browser, Proxy and Protocol). Use Tails (Secure OS). Use Signal (Secure Messaging App). Use Burner Emails. Use a VPN (A Non Logging and Non 14 Eyes Virtual Private Network). Don’t Log In Unnecessarily. Use Private Browsing Modes. Use Duck Duck Go (Secure Search Engine with a Strict No Following Rule). Disable Telemetry […]

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Data Security TECH & CYBERSECURITY

10 Internet Safety Rules

Post author By Stephen Ajulu
Post date March 19, 2020

Keep Personal Information Professional and Limited Keep Your Privacy Settings On Practice Safe Browsing Use a Secure VPN Connection Be Careful What You Download and Where You Download From Choose Strong Passwords and Enable 2 Factor Authentication Make Online Purchases From Secure and Trusted Sites Be Careful What You Post Be Careful Who You Meet […]

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Young Kenyan Hackers Making Money Illegally By Targeting Banks

Post author By Stephen Ajulu
Post date February 18, 2020

Kenya has now become a hotspot for cyber fraudsters and criminals. Cybercrime in Kenya is targeting banks and other financial institutions. [Photo/CPO Magazine]

A quick look at how and possibly why young Kenyan techies and nerds are turning into black hat hackers and are targeting financial systems and organizations e.g banks. Hint? This problem stems from the lack of job opportunities and security for the youth especially those in the I.T industry.

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Top 15 Essential Open Source Security Software and Tools

Post author By Stephen Ajulu
Post date February 16, 2020

Hey everyone? How are you? Today i would like to touch on security by listing(with links) The Top Open Source Security Tools i personally recommend. Many of these tools can be used by anyone. So let’s hop in! Notice: If you are interested in testing these tools they are all available to download and use […]

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The Best Password Guide: Updated!

Post author By Stephen Ajulu
Post date January 29, 2020

Hi, how are you? Today i would like to update a post i did a few years ago and so here we are. First before i start the post, there will be links down below for those interested in protecting themselves, families, businesses and their data from hackers. If you are in a hurry take […]

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How & Why Big Tech is Trying to Get Rid of Passwords

Post author By Stephen Ajulu
Post date January 24, 2020
2 Comments on How & Why Big Tech is Trying to Get Rid of Passwords

Yesterday as i was surfing as usual i encountered this statement by Merritt Maxim, “Passwords are like the cockroaches of the internet, They really despite all of our best efforts, are really hard to kill off and companies have been trying to do it for years“ And so i thought why not make a post […]

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Tor, Proxychains and VPNs

Debunked! Hey guys! How are you doing? I am back with another post. Today i want to debunk, and explain how Tor and Proxy chains work. What they are. And how to truly become anonymous. Anonymity is an interesting protective weapon, whether inside or outside the computer network. In this post I’ll introduce two basic […]

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Privacy, Security and Anonymity Mini Guide & Links

Post author By Stephen Ajulu
Post date September 26, 2018
5 Comments on Privacy, Security and Anonymity Mini Guide & Links

Security Policies and Resources A list of resources for the security conscious tech-users. Operation security, incident response and help guides. Just right click on any link and open in a new tab. Make sure to bookmark this site for reference. Info-Sharing Classification Red Alert List (Don’t Share) Passwords Real, full (family) […]