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A Linux-loving security tinkerer who moves between Python, JS, SQL, web-security tests, and useful self-hosting links.

I know really creative name for a channel,I will change it one day So I guess the ragebiter got his own channel be nice or don't like it is a free place ,but no swearing pls

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yes writes in English about cybersecurity and software engineering, with a hands-on mix of programming, Linux experiments, web-security observations, and resource sharing. The channel has already covered missing rate limits, outdated SSH, AI-built websites, and tools such as ZimaOS.

Posting activity
7.5posts a week
97 posts in 26 weeks
26 weeks agothis week
Active since Oct 2026Longest streak 4 wk4-week streak going
Busiest time
Daytime
Peaks around 9pm
Projects
0 shipped
Language
English
100% English
Posts read
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How they work

Python, JS, and SQL form the programming toolkit, while Kali, Linux Mint, and Omarchy support the Linux side. yes mixes hands-on web-security observations with short explanations and resource shares about systems, self-hosting, and cybersecurity.

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  • The channel has 97 posts collected so far.
  • It averages 7.5 posts per week over the last 90 days.
  • The current posting streak is 4 weeks.
  • Every text post is in English: 100%.

The journey.

  1. Oct 2026

    The Toolkit Reveal

    The channel opened with an introduction to yes's programming interests, cybersecurity background, and self-built projects. Linux quickly became part of the identity, with Kali, Linux Mint, and Omarchy all sharing one laptop.

    Sources#10#21
  2. Oct 2026

    Web Security in the Wild

    The posts then turned toward practical web-security observations: missing rate limits, old SSH configurations, and the risks of AI-built websites. Alongside the experiments came security-flaw submissions and a steady stream of cybersecurity resources.

    Sources#24#26#32#54

Start here.

  1. 01

    The introduction that lays out the channel's cybersecurity, software, and programming focus.

    Hi, good night, everyone. I am Y. Now that the introduction is done, let’s get started. I am a 12th-grade student with a passion for both cybersecurity and sof...

    Oct 14, 202691 views
  2. 02

    A quick look at the Linux setup behind the experiments.

    BTW, you don't know how much I love Linux. I have Kali, Linux Mint, and Omarchy on the same laptop of mine, i think i will share some amazing linux apps i use f...

    Oct 18, 202680 views
  3. 03

    A concrete security breakdown covering certificates, headers, SSH, and rate limits.

    But at least they got good things: the DB was closed, it validates certs, and the dot files were not accessible. But it had missing headers and old SSH. And I w...

    Oct 20, 202670 views
  4. 04

    The channel's sharp take on why AI-built websites need serious security review.

    Btw, this is how easy it was to hack a website made by AI. Vibecoding is going to be the cause of many cyberattacks.

    Oct 21, 202655 views

In their own words.

BTW, you don't know how much I love Linux.
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Vibecoding is going to be the cause of many cyberattacks.
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Fresh from the channel.

Written from public posts, updated Oct 29, 2026. Every line links to its source.