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"A single guy stole ₹200Cr from Mcdonald in 12 years"⚠️😵 Hear this out, It's 1987 & Mcdonalds collaborated with Monopoly board game,Together they launched a contest where customers would get free game peices of Monopoly each time they order food

Somebody just scanned 2000 Vibecoded websites... and here's what he found : - 49.5% had security issues - Found 1120 JWT tokens exposed - 70 Google API keys floating around And yes, env vars in production 🤦‍♂️ Security ain't a vibe if you're lea

A data leak affecting 149 million accounts is a reminder of how fragile digital trust can be. When information of this scale is exposed, the impact goes beyond passwords and emails. It creates long term risk for identity misuse, targeted fraud, and

"Honestly, witnessing the job market and the abundance of applicants for a single position is terrifying for many. Nowadays, people are prioritizing security over taking risks for career advancement. Let me know if this is correct."

do office (corporate organisation) buy corporate training online courses for their staffs? and if yes then how common is it?

In this case obviously he will not be the only one there will definitely be more people involved and honestly so many cases have come up in Axis Mutual Fund over the past few years they have almost completely broken the trust people had in them.

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Currently researching the security domain of AI ethics, exploring how vulnerabilities in AI models can lead to data breaches and adversarial attacks. My focus is on building secure, transparent AI systems that defend against manipulation. #AIEthics #

"Security Isn’t Just Patches. It’s Patterns.” Everyone wants to patch fast. But the real threats? They’re hiding in patterns! Unrestricted RDP Hidden admin accounts Broken password policies Silent services running unsigned binaries SecureAudit