Everyone talks about faster transactions. But sometimes, the bigger breakthrough is being able to do more in a single transaction. Solana Transaction V1 is now live on mainnet, increasing the maximum transaction size from 1,232 bytes to 4,096 bytes. https://t.co/2CJOiA8wlG

DAY 25: CHECK BEFORE SCANNING QR CODES 📱🔐 “Scan with care. Don't feed the scammers. 👀” QR codes make life easier. Paying for parking. Viewing a restaurant menu. Accessing a website. Claiming an offer. One quick scan, and you're there.

DAY 24: ENCRYPT SENSITIVE DATA ON YOUR DEVICES 🔐 “Encryption is the secret ingredient that helps keep your data out of the wrong hands. 👀” A strong screen lock is important. But have you ever wondered what happens to your files if your laptop gets stolen?

Day 24/90 of My Personal Cybersecurity Challenge 🔐 Today, I got my first real introduction to exploitation. We went from understanding vulnerabilities to learning how an attacker can actually take advantage of them in an authorized lab environment. I learned the relationship between: Exploit → Payload → Shell We also explored Metasploit, Meterpreter, and msfvenom, and the difference between automated and manual exploitation. One thing that stood out to me: Credentials can open more doors than exploits. We looked at password hashing, wordlists, and tools like Hydra and John the Ripper to understand how credential attacks work. We also had a live exploitation session using Metasploit and learned why public exploits and Proofs of Concept should never be blindly trusted. Today's class made ethical hacking feel much more practical. I'm not just learning what attacks are anymore. I'm learning how they work, how to test them responsibly, and how defenders can understand them. Day 24 complete. 🧑🏾‍💻 Still learning. Still practising. Still building. #Cybersecurity #EthicalHacking #PenetrationTesting #Metasploit #Hajime2026

Day 21/90 of My Personal Cybersecurity Challenge 🔐 Yesterday, I went deeper into Ethical Hacking by learning how vulnerabilities are found. One concept that stuck with me: A scanner finds. It doesn't break in. Think of a vulnerability scanner like a smoke detector. It helps identify where a problem may exist and how serious it could be, but it doesn't put out the fire. I also learned about: → Vulnerabilities → CVE & CVSS → OpenVAS / Greenbone → Nuclei → NVD → Exploit-DB → Searchsploit The interesting part is learning how security teams identify weaknesses, research them, understand their severity, and decide what needs attention first. Another step into the attacker's mindset, but with a defensive purpose. Still learning. Still practising. Still building. 🔐 #Cybersecurity #EthicalHacking #VulnerabilityAssessment #PenetrationTesting #Hajime2026

Sometimes the biggest mistake is thinking you know better than God. You don't have to understand everything. Trust Him enough to follow His wisdom, even when your own way feels easier.

There are moments when you feel like you can't carry it anymore. When the burden feels too heavy and no one seems to understand, remember where your help comes from. Not people. Not luck. Not your own strength. “My help comes from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth.” Psalm 121:2 🙏🏾🤍

A well transformed mind produce global result

Start local but let your mindset be global

Having the mindset of viewing your tech skill as a professional career allows you to play the long-term game, make long-term learning investments, and desire gradual growth over quick results