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Kebium

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A public cybersecurity notebook: CTF lessons, bug-bounty persistence, community projects, and the occasional late-night rabbit hole.

Cyber Security | CTFs | Bug Bounty | Red Teaming Still in school. Still learning. Still cooking. @He_Hacks journal🙃

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Kebium documents the long route into cybersecurity, from joining CTFs and testing web security to hardening Windows and Ubuntu systems with CIS Benchmarks, NIST guidance, and Wazuh. The channel also shares resources, learning communities, and SecDirectory, a curated index for InfoSec, bug bounty, OSINT, and red-team communities.

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  • The archive contains 19 posts so far.
  • The channel’s longest posting streak is 7 weeks.
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The journey.

  1. Dec 2025 – Jan 2026

    Opening the Notebook

    The channel began with a greeting and a compact “2026 + 26 days” update. The early archive is brief, before the channel found its clearer cybersecurity-learning rhythm.

    Sources#3#5
  2. Jun – Aug 2026

    CTFs, Communities, and First Wins

    Kebium opened as a public record of learning, setbacks, and progress, then moved into CTF participation, a Discord learning community, and the AI Summer Camp. August brought a serious bug-bounty milestone: independent high-impact vulnerabilities found through a Bugcrowd VDP, alongside the launch of SecDirectory.

    Sources#8#10#13#17
  3. Sep – Oct 2026

    Hardening the Practice

    The channel shifted toward detailed lessons from Ethiopian Cyber Shield 2026, including server hardening, security controls, Wazuh scans, obfuscation, evasion, and LOLBins. A relaunch then sharpened the focus around programming, Linux, cybersecurity, technical problems, and solutions.

    Sources#26#27#28

Start here.

  1. 01

    The bug-bounty post that turns repeated duplicates, burnout, and persistence into a practical lesson about web-security testing.

    Two months ago, my friends and I decided to take bug bounty seriously on Bugcrowd. Before jumping into paid programs, we challenged ourselves to stick with a VD...

    Aug 17, 2026827 views
  2. 02

    A detailed CTF debrief covering CIS Benchmarks, NIST guidance, Wazuh, and hardening six servers.

    Haloo, it's been a week but I want to share with you what I learned from the recent Ethiopian Cyber Shield 2026 CTF. The CTF this year had 3 challenges: Hardeni...

    Sep 27, 2026347 views
  3. 03

    The launch of SecDirectory, showing the channel’s community-building side.

    🚀 Introducing SecDirectory: The Central Index for Ethiopian InfoSec Communities Finding high-quality, local cybersecurity communities is now more accessible....

    Aug 10, 2026465 views
  4. 04

    The original statement of purpose: document growth, failures, and progress so other beginners can learn too.

    Hello, Its Kebi talking I've been thinking about creating this channel for a while, and I finally decided to do it.⚡️ This aint a flex page (and im def not...

    Jun 23, 20261.3K views

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