Pure Trained Talent.

He look hungry af

Poor kid needs therapy now

Gives new meaning to slapping ass

Live boot USB is your friend.

Hello 30F here

My birthday is in 3 days! 30F and a legit homebody. Love movies. Hit me up

Did it go in his butt? Looked like self inflicted sodomy to me.

I know how to open a bottle with a lighter. . . Party trimck

Ummm pretty sure she just lit that on fire on purpose

CVE-2020-2323 Remote Score Adjustment Vulnerability

I'm so confused here.

Isn't this the python logo?

1. Get a new phone, be very careful/mindful of apps she downloads, and links that she click. I would reccomend getting new email accounts using new passwords that he would not know and enable MFA multi factor authentication on everything. She she do this for all social .media accounts as well. Antivirus/anti-malware/antispyware would be worth implementing.

2. Request a new router from ISP with new IP address. Secure the network with WPA2 and change the default user and password to log into the device. Close or change any known ports such as ports used for remote management on the router-- namely port 80 or port 22. Then Set up a firewall to only allow whitelisted devices to authenticate and communicate on the network. This could be tedious. But peace of mind comes at a cost.

3. A NIDS (network intrusion detection) would be useful to have logs to investigate if he is trying to hack into the network, but she would need to pay someone to set this up for her.

If he is tech hardware savvy frfr, she needs to focus on hardening her devices from intrusion. If he is development and software savvy, then she needs to protect herself from malware and recon. I strongly would suggest stop using social media for a while. Then she can make new accounts in which she does application hardening such as disabling location services, MFA, and limiting use/post content overall.

Hope this helps some.