SkySec Journal
From IDOR discoveries to live security conversations, SkySec Journal keeps one eye on the target and the other on the wider cyber world.
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SkySec Journal began with hacking, aviation, student life, and personal thoughts, then grew into a steady stream of bug-bounty resources, CTF opportunities, security news, and practical reminders to understand a target instead of blindly running tools. The channel now hosts SkySec Podcast conversations with security enthusiasts, researchers, and red teamers, and has also shipped a full-stack portfolio.
- The channel is currently on a 22-week posting streak.
- It averages 11 posts per week.
- Its favorite word is “cybersecurity.”
The journey.
- Mar – Jul 2026
Hack the Sky, Learn the Target
The early channel mixed hacking, aviation, and personal thoughts with a clear warning that Linux alone does not make someone a hacker. By summer, the focus had sharpened around IDOR, bug-bounty research, ethical hacking resources, and the habit of reading what is really happening instead of just running tools.
Sources#5#25#57#70 - Aug – Oct 2026
The Podcast Takes the Stage
SkySec expanded from sharing resources to creating live conversations, bringing guests from offensive security, security research, penetration testing, and red teaming onto the podcast. Alongside the podcast, the channel launched a full-stack portfolio and kept the community programming moving through livestreams, CTF write-ups, and tech events.
Sources#239#242#250#274
Building now.
Start here.
- 01
The clearest statement of the channel's philosophy: understand the target before reaching for a tool.
May be sometimes Notepad is ur constant terminal ur friend , what i understand in this time hacking is highly understanding the target, not running tool, not ru...
Jul 14, 202676 views - 02
A small but memorable progress post showing the move from curiosity to understanding IDOR.
Finally, I get IDOR(Insecure Direct Object Reference)🙈
Jun 7, 202673 views - 03
The team-building post that captures the channel's interest in learning cybersecurity together.
🚀 Join Team Abyssinia Cyber for HTB Cyber Apocalypse 2026! 🇪🇹 Hello Ethiopian cybersecurity enthusiasts! 👋 I have created a team called Abyssinia Cyber for...
Jul 18, 202660 views - 04
The first SkySec Podcast announcement, with the channel's community-facing format in full view.
🎙 SKYSEC PODCAST — THIS WEEK’S GUEST (EPISODE 1) We’re excited to welcome Kebron Awet (Kebi) to the SkySec Podcast! 🚀 👤 Guest: Kebron Awet (Kebi) 🔐 Offensive...
Aug 30, 20261.6K views - 05
A later podcast episode featuring a red teamer and penetration tester.
🎙 SKYSEC PODCAST — THIS WEEK’S GUEST (EPISODE 3) We’re excited to welcome Yoseph Mekonnen to the SkySec Podcast! 🚀 👤 Guest: Yoseph Mekonnen (AfroSec) 🔐 Red T...
Sep 8, 20261.6K views
In their own words.
hacking is highly understanding the target, not running tool, not running the green terminal
using a Linux can't make you a hacker!
Fresh from the channel.
My random day video😭
https://buildr.mikaelen.site/skysecurity
Wwww👀👀
This week is really crazyyyyyyy Mndnew👀
https://pwn.ai/blog/pwnescape
Ethiopia's exit exam question be like😂