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10 Key Points Latest Ex-Corp Members Should Note (Skills)

1. Learn some skills (soft skills, hard skills, social skills, life skills, etc).
These skills are required for you to be competitive. You will leave your colleagues behind when you have these skills.
2. Build your CV/resumé
Your CV is a summary of your education, career, research experience and other achievements. This is one of the best ways to sell yourself. If your CV is poorly drafted, your chance of getting hired has reduced.
3. Apply for scholarships
This is one of the surest way to leave the country to study abroad. Please only apply for fully funded scholarships if you are not financially bouyant to cater for partial scholarships. Don’t go and constitute nuisances in foreign lands. There are thousands of scholarships in the world today, carefully read the eligibility, conditions, criteria for selection, etc before shooting your shot.
4. Get your international passport ASAP
You can’t travel outside Nigeria without a passport (there may be some exceptions though). Don’t delay getting a passport. You don’t know when that opportunity will come. It is better to have a passport when you don’t need it than not have it when you urgently need it, you will cry ehn!
5. Learn how to drive
I don’t need to tell you why you need to learn how to drive.
6. Leave the country if there’s a need to do so
JAPA . When you have the opportunity, please represent Nigeria well. Don’t go to Dubai and start chasing your fellow Nigerians with cutlasses and knives.
7. Learn how to use the computer and the internet and get a laptop for yourself
Well, I don’t need to explain why you need to learn this.
8. Learn the basics of Microsoft Office Packages (Teams, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, OneDrive)
It is a very bad thing for a graduate of whatever University or discipline not to know how to save, rename, type and do other basics things on a computer.
9. Take online courses
There are tens of platforms that offer MOOCs and you can learn at your pace. These courses will enrich your knowledge when you follow them carefully. Don’t cultivate the habit of abandoning a course half way. Coursera, Allison, Udacity, Udemy, EdX, etc are some of the popular platforms for MOOCS.
10. “Follow who sabi the way.” Network with people on social media especially on LinkedIn. Volunteer for their organizations, intern at their organizations, participate in campaigns, awareness creation, etc with them.
Please implement these points and watch your growth in the next few months.
Don’t forget, consistency is important and procrastination is your enemy.

Written by:
©Moshood Farhan Jimba.

Simple Guide to Download Facebook and Youtube Videos

Do you want to download any of our videos on YouTube or Facebook but you don’t know how to?

I am aware many of our followers want to know how they can easily download any of our videos as we release them but many are unable to.

Quick guide:

1. Download “SnapTube” through this link;
http://dl-master.snaptube.app/installer/snaptube/latest/Click_me_to_install_SnapTube_tube_sns_share.apk

2.
Install the app.

3. Go to any YouTube link from which you wish to download your video, copy the link and paste it on the app. When the link loads up, click on the “download” button shown in yellow colour and pick your desired quality e.g 360p or 480p etc. You can also download a whole YouTube playlist containing numerous videos or episodes in just a single click. Just open that particular channel, click on playlist at the top and choose the playlist name whose episodes you wish to download and share the link from there to SnapTube and click “download all“.
That’s all.

Note: You can use the same method to download a YouTube video as audio format and you can follow the same method to download any video from either Facebook or Instagram.

– Yūnus Olukodo,
Web Developer, Graphic Designer, Digital Marketer and Founder at Syo Bytes
+2347037876663.
Syobytes.com

Discorver How Social Media Accounts are Hacked with Phising

In the recent time, this and similar methods are some of the hacking tricks that Facebook users have been falling victim of. In Cyber Security, we call this method that these idiots are using PHISHING. It is a way of cloning an original website or a software to look just like original one whereas it is a fake one. It could be used for other than Facebook. It is used to hack people’s bank accounts, school account credentials and others portals or websites.
How to detect a PHISHING link;
– Master format of link to your specific app or website. Compare the one shared to you if you find a clear difference or slight difference, it is fake or cloned link built to hijack your account details. So, delete it immediately.
EXAMPLES
Original link:
Cloned/fake Facebook link:
(in this last example, take note, the difference is the FBOOK.COM , this implies that you are already visiting a different website/domain to Facebook but the criminal has confused you as a layman with the inclusion of Facebook.
Therefore, whenever you see a name followed by dot (.) before an actual domain extension (domain extension are .com, .org, .com.ng etc) That name followed by the domain name is called a subdomain on another website stylishly presented to you with a confusing similar name to what you would believe it was what you used know. The same could be done to Gmail, Yahoo, your website and others just in order to hijack your login access.
What’s the implication of accessing these cloned links?
1. You’ll be asked that you need to login to your account.
2. When you put in your details, it will not load up but you will think it is a technical error from the original website but the original website didn’t know anything about this cloned website. Once you put in your details, the hijacker has a mail attached to the login form on that fake page you are, once you click on LOGIN (or as the case may be) the details you’ve just entered will be delivered to the mail he attached to that form.
What will he do after that?
– He will use the just acquired details, e.g mail, phone number and password, to access your original account from the original website.
– He will change your password after accessing your account.
– He will update your credentials to his own and delete yours completely from the account.
– You’ve been just hacked.
HOW DO PEOPLE COMMUNICATE LINK TO YOU WITHOUT KNOWING?
– They send the same message your social media platforms used to send to you when you change your password, just the same text but the link that will be attached to it which is an hyperlink (a clickable text that does not show the link attached to it is hyperlink), e.g “Click here” , “enroll now”, “change your password” etc. If you notice, if you receive that type of mail, you’ll not see the link that’s redirecting you but you can confirm the link from your web address browser when you’ve landed on the page. Don’t worry at this juncture, you have not been hacked until you’ve put your details to the required field and clicked.
The question is, did you change password? No.
So, if they ask you to click on the link to update your password if you didn’t change any password, if it were you what will you do?
Yes, of course, you would click to update your password. That’s how you are hacked because the message was not sent to you by Facebook in the first place.
If you receive such message what ideally should you do?
– If you receive such message and you didn’t change any password, just delete and ignore the message.
– Now go to your Facebook (or as the case may be) account to change your password directly from that official platform or app because your exiting password might have been compromised.
So, look at links you visit properly before you leave of visit any link.
– Yūnus Olukodo,
SYO BYTES.

4 Tips to Discorver a Phising Link

Subdomain (SD)
www
Second Level Domain (SLD)
example
Domain Extension (DE)
. com
That’s how to break a domain name and discover the originality of the website you are visiting.
If someone wants to set a phishing track for your social media account(s) or your website(s). Take Facebook for example, he can create a Facebook lookalike domain name and design Facebook in exact. He can have something like Facebook.yunus.com when you visit it you will think you are on Facebook when you see a design having no difference in the look. You know normally we can have valid Facebook link as yunus.facebook.com or facebook.com/yunu s leading to an individual’s profile on Facebook and a custom fb mail as Yunus@facebook.com? So, If a layman sees Facebook as subdomain he might think he is on Facebook. Follow the two breakdown that begins this post to know if you’re visiting a real website or lookalike website. With that you will be less vulnerable. The same can happen with your official bank website link.
– Yūnus Olukodo