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- Engagement 12.84%
- Avg likes 54.6K
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About addie | hacking & cybersecurity
addie | hacking & cybersecurity (@addielamarr.sh) is a Technology creator on Instagram. The account has 364,619 followers and 141 published posts. Recent posts average 54,624 likes and 1,299 comments, an engagement rate of 12.84%.
An audience of 364.6K puts addie | hacking & cybersecurity in the mid-tier, between 100,000 and 1 million followers. Set against 532 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 685 followers per account addie | hacking & cybersecurity follows. addie | hacking & cybersecurity carries Instagram's verified badge and uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files addie | hacking & cybersecurity under a single category, Technology.
The Instagram bio for addie | hacking & cybersecurity runs to 23 words across 4 lines. The latest activity Flinque has on record for addie | hacking & cybersecurity dates from January 2025.
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141 Posts
Of the 10 most recent posts shown for addie | hacking & cybersecurity, 9 are videos and 1 is a carousel. That mix leans toward videos. 141 published posts give addie | hacking & cybersecurity a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 2,586 followers for each post published. addie | hacking & cybersecurity also keeps 1 story highlight on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 152 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include xoxo, tech, people, data and you’re. The captions tag #tech, #cybersecurity, #infosec, #techtips and #techcareer.
This year, we’re mastering the mysterious black box that is encryption.
encryption: the mathematical process of scrambling info so that only authorized people can read it. It protects your banking info, your messages, and your medical records… everything you don’t want exposed on the open internet.
Encryption exists because the internet is fundamentally hostile. Every bit of data you send passes through servers, routers, and networks you don’t control. Without encryption, anyone intercepting that data could read it.
Encryption turns your readable info into mathematical noise that’s computationally impossible to reverse without the right key.
In this series, we’ll answer the questions that actually matter.
I’m writing a deep dive into wtf encryption actually is and why you should care.
✅ Comment HASH to get the full lesson where I break down more details.
#Encryption #Cybersecurity #QuantumComputing #TechExplained #CryptoSeries
What confuses you most about encryption?
If your brain doesn’t work that way, you need infrastructure that compensates for those gaps. This system automates memory, forces reflection at intervals that match how ADHD and autistic brains process time, and builds momentum instead of requiring constant restarts every Monday.
The template uses Templater to create daily, weekly, and monthly reviews that feed into each other. Each review surfaces what you committed to, what actually moved forward, and what you’re prioritizing next. You’re not depending on motivation or memory. The system handles the thinking.
If you want the full template and step-by-step instructions,
✅Follow LaMarr.sh
✅Comment “PLANNING”
and I’ll DM the guide to you
#ADHDProductivity #AutisticEntrepreneur #NeurodivergentBusiness #ObsidianSetup #WeeklyPlanning
Do you use a weekly planning system?
What most people don’t see is the cyberwar underneath it all with espionage, hacking, and info warfare.
Real James Bond energy, just with telemetry instead of tuxedos.
Deep dive on YouTube: The Secret Cyberwar Happening in F1🏁
I’ll DM it to you:
✅Follow
✅Comment “dive”
Xoxo,
Addie💕
#tech #technology #cyber #f1 #formula1
Do you follow Formula 1?
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That’s why I love Hack The Box Academy… it gives you a structured path from fundamentals to advanced skills without tutorial hell.
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If you’re ready to level up by 2026:
✅ comment ROADMAP and I’ll send you the link.
Xoxo, Addie💕
#tech #learncybersecurity #learntech #techlearning
What do you love most about HackTheBox?
Yes, VPNs have legitimate uses (bypassing geo-restrictions, accessing your home network remotely, or getting around censorship in restricted countries/enterprise use cases), but they’re not something you need running 24/7 for basic security. Your ISP can see which sites you visit, but not what you do on them. A VPN just shifts that visibility to the VPN company instead, so you’re really just choosing who to trust with your browsing data.
The biggest problem is ridiculously aggressive marketing and shady owners. VPN companies offer creators high lifetime commissions plus thousands per sponsored video, which creates a massive financial incentive to exaggerate threats and oversell solutions. This is how former spyware and adware companies rebranded themselves as “privacy protectors” and became household names. They spent their way into legitimacy through influencer marketing.
A 2023 study found that over 80% of VPN ads on YouTube contained false or misleading claims. When an industry relies this heavily on affiliate marketing and fear based advertising, that should tell you something about the actual necessity of the product.
Bottom line: VPNs aren’t evil, but they’re WILDLY overhyped. For most people, the security benefits don’t justify the cost or the trust you’re placing in these companies. Use them when you actually need them, not because a YouTuber scared you into thinking your ISP is watching everything you do.
If you do need one, consider privacy focused options like Mullvad, IVPN, or Proton VPN that don’t engage in aggressive affiliate marketing.
Xoxo, Addie💕
#tech #technology #technews #techcontent #learntech
did you learn something new from this video?
LastPass was controlled by the same investors who held the majority stake in Pegasus spyware. Pegasus is one of the most invasive surveillance tools on earth. The fact that these investors also controlled a password manager that stored millions of personal vaults was already concerning. The security inside LastPass made it even worse. They were breached multiple times, hid critical details, and tried to downplay the damage. Vault backups were stolen, some were cracked, and the company quietly buried the story.
ExpressVPN sits in a parallel world. It is part of Kape, a company built by a billionaire from a country I cannot name here. His public history includes fraud cases and involvement in data-driven businesses. Kape began as an adtech operation that relied on user visibility, then pivoted into “privacy” by buying multiple VPN companies. Influencers promote ExpressVPN nonstop because the affiliate payouts are enormous. That level of marketing is not coming from nowhere. When a company spends that much to buy trust, you have to ask what the real value of the data is and who benefits from having access to it.
Both products require deep trust. A password manager holds your entire digital life. A VPN can see everything that passes through it. When companies with ties to intelligence networks or surveillance technology control these tools, the risk is REAL. The pattern is clear, and people deserve to know it.
Xoxo,
Addie💕
#tech #technology #technews #techcontent #learntech
The success rate of a prompt injection attack jumps from 8% to over 60% just by using rhyme & meter.
This technique, known as adversarial poetry exposes deep flaws in current safety protocols 😅
It’s a real world problem demanding immediate attention… so I’ll be making a deep dive soon 💅🏼
Xoxo,
Addie💕
#cybersecurity #InfoSec
#Tech #TechTips #techcareer
Did this ever cross your mind as a valid successful technique??
Xoxo,
Addie💕
#cybersecurity #InfoSec
#Tech #TechTips #techcareer
Did you know about these co-processors before this video?
Why?
Because text messages aren’t sent directly from phone to phone. Instead, they pass through a Short Message Service Center (SMSC), where they’re stored, scanned, and left vulnerable to surveillance.
If you’re seeking healthcare, have a friend who is undocumented, are part of the queer community, or involved in any kind of resistance, your messages could be used against you.
The solution? Stop using your phone’s native texting app immediately. Switch to apps like Signal or Threema (for all messages, not just sensitive ones), which offer end-to-end encryption to keep your conversations private. Your safety and privacy are worth the change.
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Xoxo,
Addie💕
#cybersecurity #InfoSec
#Tech #TechTips #techcareer
Do you use your phone’s native messaging app?
Anonymity is about breaking patterns: keep your burner phone powered off until you’re in an unrelated location, never carry it alongside your personal phone, and avoid linking it to familiar accounts or Wi-Fi networks. True privacy requires vigilance and strategic use, not just the illusion of invisibility.
I’ve put together a full guide to securely using burner phones so you can future-proof your systems.
I’m sending it to everyone who:
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Even law-abiding citizens can benefit from burner phones to protect their privacy. Whether separating personal and work lives, avoiding data tracking, or staying anonymous at protests, burners offer control in a world where smartphones constantly log calls, locations, and app data. It’s not about hiding—it’s about reclaiming your privacy.
Xoxo,
Addie💕
#cybersecurity #InfoSec
#Tech #TechTips #techcareer
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addie | hacking & cybersecurity's engagement
addie | hacking & cybersecurity's engagement rate on Instagram is 12.84%, over 6%, more than 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 8 followers. An average post collects 54,624 likes and 1,299 comments, close to 42 likes for each comment.
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Who is addie | hacking & cybersecurity?
addie | hacking & cybersecurity (@addielamarr.sh) is a Technology creator on Instagram. addie | hacking & cybersecurity carries Instagram's verified badge and uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for addie | hacking & cybersecurity runs to 23 words across 4 lines.
How many followers does addie | hacking & cybersecurity have?
addie | hacking & cybersecurity has 364,619 followers on Instagram (364.6K). Set against 532 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 685 followers per account addie | hacking & cybersecurity follows. 141 published posts give addie | hacking & cybersecurity a moderate archive on Instagram.
What is addie | hacking & cybersecurity's engagement rate?
addie | hacking & cybersecurity's engagement rate on Instagram is 12.84%, over 6%, more than 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 8 followers. An average post collects 54,624 likes and 1,299 comments, close to 42 likes for each comment.
What does addie | hacking & cybersecurity post about on Instagram?
Flinque files addie | hacking & cybersecurity under a single category, Technology. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for addie | hacking & cybersecurity, 9 are videos and 1 is a carousel. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for addie | hacking & cybersecurity repeatedly use the words xoxo, tech, people, data and you’re. addie | hacking & cybersecurity's captions carry hashtags such as #tech, #cybersecurity and #infosec. addie | hacking & cybersecurity writes those captions mainly in English. addie | hacking & cybersecurity keeps 1 story highlight, which open with a free Flinque account.
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