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Sorry, My video is meant to educate and share useful resources for ethical hacking, cybersecurity, and improving technical skills within legal and moral boundaries. I encourage you to use these skills responsibly and respectfully.

Yes ask what u wanna ask fella!

Hackers may exploit Instagram accounts by phishing (tricking users into sharing their credentials via fake login pages) or by using brute force attacks to guess weak passwords. They might also exploit vulnerabilities in third-party apps linked to Instagram.

Please tell how make phishing tricking

Sorry, My video is meant to educate and share useful resources for ethical hacking, cybersecurity, and improving technical skills within legal and moral boundaries. I encourage you to use these skills responsibly and respectfully. 😊

Yes ask what u wanna ask fella!

How do i add myself to a group i got kicked out of​@@TheDigitalBackground

If you removed yourself from a group (or were kicked out), getting back in depends on the platform you're using.

Appreciatef fella! keep supporting we are working on ethical course, when it will be finalized, i will upload it, so stay tuned and we are only here right now but who knows the future!! :)

I'll gather information on this and get back to you!

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Thanks for your feedback!Yeah i have taken notice on this. I am now changing it in future videos. Stay tuned fella!

It seems there may have been some miscommunication or misunderstanding. From what I understand, the issue was previously addressed and deemed unsubstantiated. Could you clarify what has changed or why it is being revisited?

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Appreciate it! Just trying to hack my way into your hearts, one video at a time!

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It sounds like you're interested in learning more about cybersecurity! I'll keep an eye out for any upcoming courses that might help you out.

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Just hit up some forums or sites dedicated to ethical hacking. There are tons of cool tools that are totally legit that you might find interesting like : HackerGPT: This AI assistant is tailored for offensive security and penetration testing. It provides detailed technical information, code samples, and explicit instructions to help identify and exploit vulnerabilities1. It's a versatile resource for security assessments. Nebula: An AI-powered assistant that supports natural language processing, making it easy to input commands and execute tasks. It can help identify vulnerabilities and provide suggestions for further investigation2. Hack-AI Library: A collection of resources and tools for anyone interested in programming their own AI or hacking existing AI systems. It's designed to be accessible for beginners3.

Sorry, My video is meant to educate and share useful resources for ethical hacking, cybersecurity, and improving technical skills within legal and moral boundaries. I encourage you to use these skills responsibly and respectfully. 😊

Thank you for your feedback. While I understand your frustration, I’d like to address some of your points. The issues you mentioned, such as repeated phrases and AI narration quirks, are valid and something I’ll take into consideration for improving future videos. Creating quality content is a learning process, and I appreciate constructive criticism that helps me grow. That said, I respectfully disagree with the assumption that this channel is only about “quick bucks.” My goal is to share valuable information with the audience, and while mistakes happen, I’m committed to improving and delivering better content moving forward. Constructive feedback is always welcome, and I hope future videos reflect a standard you find more professional. Thank you for taking the time to comment.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! You raise valid concerns about password vaults. Modern tools now offer recovery options and promote strong, random passwords to reduce brute-force risks. While user education is key, these tools can greatly improve security when used correctly. Appreciate your feedback!

We'll be available there soon, stay tuned!

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Soon I will upload a video on it

Need help?

You can’t brute force a gmail adresse he have protection when you try many different password. You have some other solution for that’s but brute force is not the right one 😉

How can I help you?

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Thank you for sharing your perspective! You make a great point-while running Kali Linux on a phone can be convenient for lightweight, on-the-go tasks, it often falls short compared to the versatility and efficiency of a laptop. The limitations of on-screen keyboards, lack of customizable key bindings, and the effort required to set up and maintain a rooted environment can indeed make a laptop the more practical choice for most penetration testing and hacking activities. Your insights will definitely help others weigh the pros and cons!

While this setup may not be a fully-fledged lab environment, it can be a valuable tool for learning and practicing ethical hacking techniques. Kali Linux offers a wide range of tools for network security assessments and penetration testing. However, it's important to use these tools responsibly and ethically, and to always have explicit permission before testing any systems.

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Can u clarify what exactly u r asking for?

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Yes sure fella! To transfer USDT from your OKX wallet to Binance using your seed phrase, first restore your wallet in a compatible app like OKX Wallet, Trust Wallet, or MetaMask by selecting the "Restore Wallet" option and entering your seed phrase. After restoring, check your USDT balance and confirm the network it’s on (e.g., ERC20, TRC20, or BEP20). Next, log in to Binance, navigate to Wallet > Fiat and Spot, select Deposit, choose USDT, and copy the deposit address for the correct network. In your wallet app, use the Send/Transfer option to paste the Binance deposit address, select the appropriate network, and confirm the transaction. Ensure you have enough of the network's native token (e.g., ETH for ERC20 or TRX for TRC20) to cover transaction fees. Once the transfer is processed, check your Binance wallet to confirm receipt.

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