Medic|cyber security | pentester | web dev | Bug hunter .. always believe there is another way to make things work. (Security Is Just An Illusion )
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Dear @fireboydml when it come to talent you're one of the few artist that have it all , when it come to Lyrics, versatility , and Good vocal , yet its seem ur talent is not being appreciated enough in the Nigeria entertainment space , if you can work on global audience ,[1/2]
🚨 Fireboy DML, JAZZWRLD & Thukuthela’s “IMALI” debuts at #129 on Spotify Nigeria Daily Top Songs chart. 📈
and your team if the label and deal are not focusing on your improvement please close the deal as soon as possible .. and watch does you call your colleagues in industry , not even a single FEATURE from any artist during ur down time , this not the time you go to the [2/3]
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FIREBOY DML
ZUKO — 5TH STUDIO ALBUM 📀
13 TRACKS ➕ LEAD SINGLES "CLAAT!" & "IMALI" 🎶
OCTOBER 16 🗓️ – at Lagos, Nigeria
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Pikin wey carry expo and the one wey sabi book na pass two of them pass. But make pikin wey de carry expo no come de say him be best student and all of una know say he de carry expo and una de agree say na best student 😂 are you feeding his ego or being stupid too ?
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OSPF From Zero: Let's Build the Internet (Well...Almost) | Summer of CCNA teapawt.net/i/broadcasts/1qGvvvrmj…
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Hey guys @heismozai is here to stay
He just dropped a new banger guys
Tap in here; open.spotify.com/track/7ovR7…
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Let me blow your mind real quick:
When you use Remote Desktop (RDP), Windows secretly takes screenshots of what you are doing.
It’s called the RDP Bitmap Cache.
To make the connection faster, Windows saves small tiles (images) of the remote screen to your hard drive in a bin file.
Even if the session is over and the remote server is destroyed... your laptop still holds the cache files.
Forensics teams use tools like BMCViewer to stitch those tiles back together.
They won't just see logs but the literal email, document, or picture you were looking at.
💀
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Album above 1B
Fireboy ✅
Asagba ❌❌
Song above 400M
Fireboy ✅
Asagba❌
Song above 300M
Fireboy ✅
Asagba ❌
Uk sales
Asake 700k X2 =1.4m❌
Peru 1.8M✅
Us sale
Asake 900k
Peru 2.2M
Bb hit 100
Me ❌
Asake❌
Fireboy ✅
If Fireboy stop making music today ah swr Asake won’t see his back so stfu
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One thing many attackers underestimate during investigations is PowerShell logging.
A lot of people assume once the script is deleted, the evidence disappears with it, but modern versions of Windows can record PowerShell activity in multiple places quietly in the background.
Forensic analysts can sometimes recover:
Executed commands.
Encoded payload activity.
Script block execution.
Command history.
Execution timestamps.
And even partial contents of deleted scripts.
That is why PowerShell becomes very important during forensic investigations involving malware, persistence, privilege escalation, or suspicious automation activity.
In the terminal below, I was reviewing PowerShell forensic artifacts from a workstation after suspicious scripts were deleted from the machine.
