MBANKO KEVIN GUBUI @DevopsKevin

my boyfriend's best friend fingered me under a blanket while my boyfriend was on the other end of the couch I know. I KNOW. Before you come for me in the comments just know that I've already come for myself multiple times thinking about it and the guilt and the orgasms are canceling each other out in a way that's probably not healthy but here we are. So we were all watching a movie. Me, my boyfriend, and his best friend. The three of us hang out all the time, it's normal, nothing weird. My boyfriend was on one end of the couch, I was in the middle, his friend was on the other end. We had a big blanket over all three of us because the AC was on full blast and it was freezing. Quick thing about the friend. He's one of those guys who's effortlessly attractive in a way that seems unfair. Like he doesn't try. Messy hair, sleepy eyes, always smells good even when he shouldn't. He's touchy in general, always has been, arm around my shoulder, hand on my knee when he's talking, and my boyfriend never cares because "that's just how he is" and I never thought about it being anything more than that until his hand landed on my thigh under the blanket and didn't move. My boyfriend was focused on the movie. His friend's hand was on my thigh. Not moving. Just there. Heavy and warm. And I didn't move it. His thumb started drawing circles on my inner thigh. Small and slow and deliberate and my breath caught and I glanced at him and he was watching the movie like nothing was happening and his face was completely neutral and that made it worse. The contrast between his calm face and what his hand was doing. My boyfriend shifted next to me and I jumped and the friend's hand squeezed my thigh once, firm, like a "relax" signal, and I don't know why that worked but it did. His hand moved higher. Fingertips grazing the hem of my shorts, slipping under the fabric, touching the edge of my underwear. I was holding my breath. My boyfriend laughed at something on screen. The friend's finger traced the elastic of my underwear along my inner thigh and I was getting wet, like soaking wet, and he hadn't even touched my pussy yet and the anticipation was making me dizzy. He pushed my underwear to the side under the blanket. His fingertip slid between my lips and I was so wet that his finger slipped right through, no resistance, and a tiny gasp came out of me that I covered with a cough. My boyfriend said "you good?" without looking away from the TV and I said "yeah just cold" and the friend's finger found my clit and pressed and I bit the inside of my cheek so hard I tasted copper.

Every Devops engr should learn applications security. Tools and rules won't always catch vulnerabilities, they'll always be vulnerabilities that you'll manually have to find and block.

The more I learn devops, I just wonder why I didn't start earlier.... I'm loving it...

Want to learn Terraform properly? Instead of tutorials, try this 👇👇 - Initialize a Terraform project - Create an AWS VPC with Terraform - Add a subnet + route table - Add security groups - Deploy an EC2 instance in the subnet with userdata - Use variables wherever you want to pass values - Make all the above things into a Module. - Destroy everything to save costs. Once all is done, you now understand how Infrastructure as Code works. Now do not stop there, start using Terraform for all your Infra operations.

Giving your backend database a public IP just to SSH into it is an architectural red flag I built a secure multi-tier VPC with an isolated private subnet, chained security groups, and a Bastion jump host. Here is my beginner-friendly breakdown medium.com/@egbejesam/how…

Implementing AWS VPC Peering with Terraform: A Practical Guide towardsaws.com/implementing-a…

Check out my article on "Demystifying AWS VPC Network Firewall using Terraform", a quick guide to understanding AWS VPC Network Firewall and automating its setup with Terraform. Thanks @hackmamba for sharing!

Hackmamba @hackmamba

2 years ago

When manually building cloud infrastructures, the organization risks many human errors. However, combining @awscloud and Terraform reduces the risk of human errors and enables organizations to build a secure and scalable infrastructure. Blog link below👇

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@TheCloudSE Very dump

Every DevOps engr should learn appsec at some point, all these security tools won't catch business logic vulnerabilities. At learn OWASP TOP 10.

Being an appsec engr and combining it with Devops is such an interesting path, cuz even when tools fail to catch bugs within the codebase, I can still do manual security checks to catch business logic vulnerabilities thay these tools missed. Cooolll.

@the_cloudfairy I have soo much to learn from you

Adding Devops to my Appsec background is fun but the learning path is overwhelming, I just read an article from @the_cloudfairy where she talks about designing and architecture for a fintech app, had to fasten my belt... I'm in for a very long ride..

@the_cloudfairy Yes yes,... your articles really ignited something In me when I read through them on medium... you're Crack....

@OlatunjiAyokan2 @momoa_jaso4662 I can't DM you sir

7 DevOps projects that will give you an edge in the job market in 2023:

If you feel half-baked or you just don’t have enough knowledge of Systems Design, you should take a look at this. Pieces together the SDLC and architecture, plus, there’s extra menus on other topics. Materials are abound fr fr github.com/aasthas2022/SD…

I just published an article about how I navigated life, maximised a career break, and grew my career in less than a year. This isn’t only for people on a career break, it's for anyone currently unemployed and trying to get ready to land their next job. shorturl.at/TpTVv

@tedbankong Hello sir ​I am a penetration tester and Application Security Engineer. I recently came across your application and would love to offer my expertise to perform a comprehensive security assessment. ​If you are interested, I would welcome the opportunity to connect for a brief call

I remember the kind of study, research and videos I had to watch to first learn and then create this content. The knowledge I have now is a billion times higher than when I just started content.... I have had to read things I didn't even believe existed, I saw the reason to have my own lab (the kind of labs you use for devops and ethical hacking) just to test theories, try some models, check some vulnerabilities.... test something writen in a journal or publication.... omo people think say I be cybersecurity guy.... na lie o, I learnt many things because of @ExploitforgeLTD and @ExFacademy And most of all... I LOVE BUILDING CRAZILY SECURED SOFTWARE, it made me discover many things... WATCH THIS VIDEO, E GO HELP YOU

The Tech Prophet (Amospikins) @Amospikins

8 months ago

Language Models Explained From Zero to Deep. No Magic, Only Mathematics #aitutorial #aiforbeginner #howaiworks #techdeepdive #aiengineering

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This is an article I wished existed at the time I was preparing to apply for the UK Global Talent Visa Wrote this to make it easier for people who are applying or are trying to decide if they should apply

Uncle Tobi @FasipeTobi

2 months ago

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