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AI Image generate Prompts

REHAN — Sat, 07 Mar 2026 02:04:07 +0500

Prompt 👇🏻

It presents a scene of [CITY] in 3D miniature caricature style, with a clear 45° isometric perspective from above, that highlights its most iconic monuments and architectural elements. Use soft, refined textures with realistic PBR materials, along with soft, realistic lighting and shadows.
Integrate current weather conditions directly into the city surroundings to create an immersive atmosphere.
Use a clean, minimalist composition with a solid, soft color background.
In the upper central part, place the title "[CITY]" in large and bold text, a prominent meteorological icon below this, followed by the date (small text) and temperature (medium text). The entire text should be centered with a constant spacing and can subtly overlap with the top of the buildings.

Networking Basics

REHAN — Sat, 07 Mar 2026 01:21:39 +0500

🌐 Networking Basics Every IT Professional Should Know

If you're starting your journey in Networking, CCNA, or Cybersecurity, understanding these core concepts is essential. This quick guide covers some of the most important building blocks of modern networks.

📌 Key Networking Concepts

🔹 Network – Connects multiple devices to share data and resources.
Types include LAN, WAN, and MAN.

🔹 Switches – Connect devices within a Local Area Network (LAN) and forward frames based on MAC addresses.

🔹 Router – Directs data packets between different networks using routing protocols.

🔹 VLAN (Virtual LAN) – Segments a network into multiple logical networks for better performance and security.

🔹 Trunking – Allows multiple VLANs to travel across a single link using 802.1Q tagging.

🔹 EtherChannel – Combines multiple physical links into one logical link to increase bandwidth and redundancy.

🔹 STP (Spanning Tree Protocol) – Prevents network loops in Layer 2 switching environments.

🔹 ACL (Access Control List) – Filters network traffic to control which packets are allowed or denied.

💡 Pro Tip:
Mastering these fundamentals makes it much easier to understand advanced networking, cloud infrastructure, and network security.

Iran Israel and America War Updates

REHAN — Sat, 07 Mar 2026 01:17:04 +0500

Recent data from INSS highlight Iran's response through ballistic missile and drone strikes across several countries in the Middle East, following the joint U.S.-Israel air attacks.

The United Arab Emirates appears as the most targeted location, with an estimated 863 missiles and drones, followed by Kuwait with 562. Qatar recorded around 162 incidents, Bahrain 129, and Israel 113, while Jordan reported 49. Smaller figures were registered in Cyprus (5), Oman (2), and Saudi Arabia (2).

The geographic pattern is closely tied to regional military infrastructure. Countries such as Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, and the UAE host major U.S. and allied military bases, making them central nodes in the region's defense network. Many of the incoming missiles and drones were intercepted by air defense systems, yet the scale of launches highlights the growing role of high-volume drone and missile warfare in modern conflicts.
Sources: INSS, Aljazeera, The Guardian
#iranvsuae #UAE #iran #IsraelIranConflict

Iranian fingerprint inside American networks

REHAN — Sat, 07 Mar 2026 01:10:26 +0500

🚨 Iranian fingerprint inside American networks... And hacks that stayed hidden for weeks
Broadcom researchers have uncovered an advanced cyber-spying campaign carried out by the Iran-linked MuddyWater group, after observing its presence within the networks of several companies in the United States without drawing attention for some time.
Technical analysis has shown that attackers used a backdoor based on the Deno environment to run remote commands inside the infected systems, a style that provides high concealment because this environment is less used in traditional malware. Attackers also attempted to transfer data off targeted networks via Rclone tool to cloud storage services, in an attempt to extract sensitive information without triggering surveillance systems.
The activity reflects the pattern of long-term cyber espionage operations dependent on country-linked threat groups, where access within targeted networks is quietly maintained before carrying out information collection or data leak operations.
#CyberSecurity #ThreatIntel #APT #Iran #Malware #CyberEspionage #InfoSec #hackers

Latest Tech Updates

REHAN — Fri, 06 Mar 2026 23:48:31 +0500

GPT-5.4 was released on March 5, 2026 with a massive 1M-token context window, allowing it to analyze entire codebases at once and reduce errors in agentic tasks by up to 40%.

It can also create complex apps like 3D games and simulators in one shot. The model includes native computer-use features for screenshot-based UI automation.

PUBG Mobile Upcoming Updates

REHAN — Fri, 06 Mar 2026 23:40:13 +0500

101 Collection Level Aa raha💀

30 security rules for AI VIBE CODING

REHAN — Fri, 06 Mar 2026 23:32:58 +0500

1. Set session expiration (JWT max 7 days + refresh rotation)
2. Never use AI-built auth. Use Clerk, Supabase Auth, or Auth0
3. Never paste API keys into AI chats. Use process.env
4. .gitignore is your first file in every project, not the last
5. Rotate secrets every 90 days minimum
6. Verify every package the AI suggests actually exists before installing
7. Always ask for newer, more secure package versions
8. Run npm audit fix right after building
9. Sanitize every input. Use parameterized queries always
10. Enable Row-Level Security from day one
11. Remove all console.log statements before shipping
12. CORS should only allow your production domain. Never wildcard
13. Validate all redirect URLs against an allow-list
14. Apply auth + rate limits to every endpoint, including mobile APIs
15. Rate limit everything from day one. 100 req/hour per IP is a start
16. Password reset routes get their own strict limit (3 per email/hour)
17. Cap AI API costs in your dashboard AND in your code
18. Add DDoS protection via Cloudflare or Vercel edge config
19. Lock down storage buckets. Users should only access their own files
20. Limit upload sizes and validate file type by signature, not extension
21. Verify webhook signatures before processing any payment data
22. Use Resend or SendGrid with proper SPF/DKIM records
23. Check permissions server-side. UI-level checks are not security
24. Ask the AI to act as a security engineer and review your code
25. Ask the AI to try and hack your app. It will find things you won't
26. Log critical actions: deletions, role changes, payments, exports
27. Build a real account deletion flow. GDPR fines are not fun
28. Automate backups and test restoration. An untested backup is nothing
29. Keep test and production environments completely separate
30. Never let test webhooks touch real systems

12 Cybersecurity Training Platforms

REHAN — Fri, 06 Mar 2026 22:40:32 +0500

12 Cybersecurity Training Platforms 🔐

① 🧪 Hack The Box → Hacking labs
② 🌱 TryHackMe → Beginner training
③ 🎮 OverTheWire → Security wargames
④ 🧩 Root Me → Hacking challenges
⑤ 🏴 Hack This Site → Classic practice
⑥ 🏁 picoCTF → CTF training
⑦ ⚔️ PwnTillDawn → Pentest labs
⑧ 🐦 Parrot CTFs → Security CTFs
⑨ 🌐 PentesterLab → Web pentesting
⑩ 🏢 Immersive Labs → Cyber training
⑪ 🧨 Proving Grounds → Pentest labs
⑫ 🛡️ RangeForce → Blue team training

For people who keep asking what to build

REHAN — Fri, 06 Mar 2026 22:25:03 +0500

- Build your own operating system
- Build your database
- Build your virtual machine
- Build your web server
- Build your own game engine
- Build your compiler
- Build your own programming language
- Build your own browser
- Build your own blockchain
- Build your own encryption algorithm
- Build your own CPU emulator
- Build your own file system
- Build your own container runtime
- Build your own package manager
- Build your own shell
- Build your own window manager
- Build your own GUI toolkit
- Build your own text editor
- Build your own IDE
- Build your own version control system
- Build your own network protocol
- Build your own operating system kernel in assembly
- Build your own scheduler
- Build your own memory allocator
- Build your own hypervisor
- Build your own microkernel
- Build your own compiler backend (LLVM target)
- Build your own query language
- Build your own cache system (like Redis)
- Build your own message broker (like Kafka)
- Build your own search engine
- Build your own machine learning framework
- Build your own graphics renderer (rasterizer or ray tracer)
- Build your own physics engine
- Build your own scripting language
- Build your own audio engine
- Build your own database driver
- Build your own networking stack (TCP/IP implementation)
- Build your own API gateway
- Build your own reverse proxy
- Build your own load balancer
- Build your own CI/CD system
- Build your own operating system bootloader
- Build your own container orchestrator (like Kubernetes)
- Build your own distributed file system
- Build your own key-value store
- Build your own authentication server (OAuth2/OpenID Connect)
- Build your own operating system scheduler
- Build your own compiler optimizer
- Build your own disassembler
- Build your own debugger
- Build your own profiler
- Build your own static code analyzer
- Build your own runtime (like Node.js)
- Build your own scripting sandbox
- Build your own browser engine (HTML/CSS/JS parser and renderer)
- Build your own blockchain consensus algorithm
- Build your own zero-knowledge proof system
- Build your own operating system for embedded devices

Learn Digital Marketing – Free

REHAN — Fri, 06 Mar 2026 22:10:07 +0500

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World Wide Hacking News Updates

REHAN — Fri, 06 Mar 2026 22:01:05 +0500

Iranian state-backed Seedworm hackers lurk inside US-Israeli critical networks.
#Iran #US #Israel

Trump did not receive the Nobel Peace Prize

REHAN — Fri, 06 Mar 2026 21:40:10 +0500

Experts explain why Trump did not receive the Nobel Peace Prize
According to Reuters, the Nobel Committee's experts have decided not to award the Peace Prize to US President Donald Trump. They stated that the reason was that, in their opinion, he is "destroying the international order," which the committee values highly.
The 2025 Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado.

Vulnerabilities

REHAN — Fri, 06 Mar 2026 17:50:13 +0500

First, "holes" are slang for vulnerabilities. Second, they vary widely, and in web applications, they can be indirect (SQL Inj, XSS) or indirect. That is, the code itself isn't vulnerable, but it's imperfect (the site doesn't use tokens, there's no SSL), leading to vulnerabilities like CSRF, ClickJecking, and Mitm.

xss - injection of potentially dangerous html/js code for the purpose of stealing cookies or other similar actions

sql inj - injection of dangerous sql code for the purpose of obtaining data or disabling a site

csrf - form substitution
mitm - traffic theft/modification
clickcjecking - performing actions on behalf of another person, similar to csrf but not.

How to protect yourself:

from XSS - escaping, converting HTML entities to a safe form.
The htmlspecialchars function

from sql inj - good typing, or the mysql(i)_real_escape_string functions, or use PDO

from csrf - use CSRF tokens
from mitm - have a good ssl

And finally, carefully set cmod (access rights), be careful also with eval (the function executes the code inside itself), be careful when connecting files, say if you connect a file based on cookies.

Hacker sending fake meetings on Zoom and Teams

REHAN — Thu, 05 Mar 2026 23:26:53 +0500

“Hacking doesn’t break the locks now... He dressed up as a security guard. "

Even if the file looks secure... Windows doesn't warn you.. You can get the virus.

Hackers are now sending out fake meeting invitations to Zoom and Microsoft Teams with malicious files attached.

What’s the trick ? This file is documented with a stolen or hijacked digital signature.

*Windows will look at it as reliable
*No warning may come up
*Some protection programs can be allowed to pass

Simply: A hacker wears a true security certificate.

You are getting:
"Urgent meeting of the Board of Directors." ”
"Updating the client session. ”
“New Teams meeting link. ”

Downloading the file and tap it... There's no warning... And the file works silently on your device.

After this, hackers are possible:
*they steal passwords
*rides remote access devices
*posts ransom ware
*the company network atmosphere is moving

Old scam used to make you ignore warnings.
The new attack finally cancels the warning, and exploits our confidence in technology.

🔐 How to protect yourself and your company:
*do not download any meeting attachments from the email
*update Zoom or Teams only from the app
*Use allow trusted apps only
* Monitor any strange activity on the device, not only protection software
* Employee training: “digital signature” doesn’t always mean safe

If you have an employee, receive this today... Your controls will stop him, or your trust will help the hacker?

Confidence is not just a green sign.
trust must be earned

#CyberSecurity #Malware #Phishing #CodeSigning #Zoom #MicrosoftTeams #ThreatIntelligence #CyberAwareness #ISSA

Old Photo into Golden Cinematic Touch

REHAN — Thu, 05 Mar 2026 22:05:37 +0500

Prompt:

Transform the source image by applying a dramatic, warm cinematic aesthetic typical of high-end music videos. Crucially, the lighting must feature a strong, warm backlight (rim light) originating from behind the subject, creating a glowing golden halo on their hair and shoulders that separates them from the background, while also ensuring ample, soft frontal light on the subject's face so that facial features are clearly and evenly illuminated.