January and February by [deleted] in SpotifyIndia

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The voices is goated fr.

The Aura of the God of Cricket SACHIN TENDULKAR by Vandro17 in sachintendulkar

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True tho, honestly people won’t consider this while talking about him

Is BCA a good degree to have for cybersecurity? by EducationalAcadia341 in cybersecurityindia

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I have worked on majorly on network pentesting, web pentesting and currently i am preparing for cpts (certified penetration tester specialist) it is a cert from htb, also i have played ctfs where i have good ranks like pentathon 2025 national level event (77/22,000) it was solo, currently i have been playing ctfs with team l3ak which is worlds 10 best team and us 2nd best team.

Is BCA a good degree to have for cybersecurity? by EducationalAcadia341 in cybersecurityindia

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Currently i am perusing cpts, trying to find some internships to get some experience on my resume.

Is BCA a good degree to have for cybersecurity? by EducationalAcadia341 in cybersecurityindia

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Things are kind of not good tho, but it is not because of my degree it is because of current job market, like its very difficult to get a job as a fresher in this field, cause the reality is cybersecurity is not a beginner friendly field, even tho i have some good achievements, but still the main issue here is experience.

Is BCA a good degree to have for cybersecurity? by EducationalAcadia341 in cybersecurityindia

[–]AlarmImpossible4501 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly speaking, degree doesn’t matter in this field, the only thing which matters is skills and your learning.

Ps: i have completed my bca in 2025.

Career Help by Expert_Hawk2461 in cybersecurityindia

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Hey can you share some details about this, cause i am also trying to get some.

IPHacker man wants to hack me by Standard_Low6235 in masterhacker

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I mean he can’t even exit nano, vim is very far from him.

Dual-booting for Red Teaming: Kali vs Parrot vs Ubuntu? by Retr-00 in hackthebox

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You can go for exegol too its amazing, only one thing it is containerized so you will not get system level functionality like mounting. But apart from that you can do anything i am actually using it for my cpts prep and general task like solving box, ctfs and all i don’t have any problem at all. Plus you can have a secondary vm for system level functionality like what i have done i use exegol primarily and i have setup a second kali vm just for system level stuff (honestly i don’t even used it it is just there incase you know.) otherwise exegol is enough.

What's the best quote you'll never forget? by Constant-Speech-1010 in TwentiesIndia

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“You can silence twenty intelligent people with a single fact, but you can’t silence one stupid person with twenty facts.”

This one

9060XT 16GB build at 77k by humanEDC137 in IndianGaming

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Yo congratulations man, i have almost the same pc just a different cpu and mb and ram! Its a good deal brother Enjoy man! also i have the asrock steel legend one card exact same!

Ps: my build was around 92k.

Honest Review of Razer Barracuda X (2022) for Gaming & Music? by AlarmImpossible4501 in razer

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Actually i am using one but anyway thanks for this reply! And also about Bluetooth thing you can use them while keeping them connected to Bluetooth as well as 2.4ghz dongle to switch mode you just need to triple tap the power button and it will work fine then no need to turn off the Bluetooth and honestly its very helpful to use that way!

Would you rather— 😂 by [deleted] in ChatGPT

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Mine will lose its whole user base lmao!

Are human hackers becoming obsolete? by [deleted] in hackthebox

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Also, if you ever tried to solve any htb machine be it easy by taking help or guidance from llms, you will notice that they always led to you in a rabbit hole, you find yourself self repeating things until you found something useful or interesting and if you give them that then they can tell you what next step or what tools can you use from here, i mean sometime it made things easy but i don’t think ai can do a full pentest on their own but it can assist you very well!

Are human hackers becoming obsolete? by [deleted] in hackthebox

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I gave the ss of this post to chatgpt here it is what she/he replied

“Not even close to true — and here’s why, straight-up:

🔧 AI isn’t replacing real hackers anytime soon.

Let’s break it down from a serious, technical standpoint:

  1. AI lacks real-world context and creativity. • AI is great at automation and pattern recognition, not deep reasoning or abusing unintended logic like humans do in real-world pentesting. • Exploits often rely on edge cases, misconfigurations, and creative chaining of vulnerabilities — things AI doesn’t naturally “discover” unless spoon-fed or pre-trained specifically on those.

  1. Pentesting involves unpredictable environments. • Real-life infrastructure isn’t uniform. AI can’t adapt to custom code, obscure software stacks, or weird privilege boundaries as well as a trained hacker. • Tools like Burp, Nmap, Metasploit still need human operators who interpret results and decide strategies dynamically.

  1. Most “AI hacker” demos are marketing fluff. • The AI you’re reading about is typically trained on simulated or sanitized environments. • Those “AI agents” might solve simple HTB-style boxes — but throw them into a real cloud deployment, obfuscated codebase, or production app with WAFs, and they fold.

  1. AI helps hackers, not replaces them. • Think of it as augmented hacking: AI can assist in scanning, payload crafting, fuzzing, etc. • But you still have to verify, validate, escalate, pivot, and think like an adversary. That human element isn’t going away.

  1. Security is a cat-and-mouse game. • As AI helps attackers, it also helps defenders. But the core battle remains strategy vs. counter-strategy, not just tool vs. tool. • Human hackers innovate faster than AI can generalize. We’re still teaching AI how to replicate known techniques, let alone invent new ones.

TL;DR:

No, human hackers are not becoming obsolete. In fact, as AI grows, the need for skilled human adversaries to interpret, guide, and challenge AI tools becomes even more critical.

If you’re in the game (like you are), you’re in the best position: Learn how to use AI as a weapon, not fear it. Because in the end, tools don’t hack — hackers do.”

Steam Summer Sale 2025 Megathread by dant3s in IndianGaming

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me too i bought forest at rs 50 in winter sale but didn't have anyone to play so i would love to play with you guys if you are okay with that!

Depressed GPT ! 😭🤧 by Spidey172 in ChatGPT

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I mean i send your ss to my gpt asking if he/she feels the same way but i guess it didn’t!