Ko'pchilik nechta studentingiz sertifikat olgan deb so'rashadiyu, lekin nechta studentingiz examdan yiqilgan deb hech kim so'ramaydi.
To'g'ri bu statistikani hamma yashiradi lekin biz emas.
Bundan ikki yillar oldin, bir studentimiz examinga o'zi tayyorlanib, examinga 2 kun qolganda bizga habar bergan edi, tayyormassiz desak ham tavakkal qilib topshirib FAIL b'lgan edi.
Mana bu 2-studentimiz examindan yiqilganlar, lekin 300$ lari kuymagan, va 2026-yil yanvar oyini oxirigacha yana bitta tekin exam topshirishlari mumkin. Esingizda bo'lsa, tekin qayta topshirish xaqida post ham qilgan edim.
Xo'sh siz nima deb o'ylaysiz, 7 yillik faoliyat davomida atigi 2 student examdan fail bo'lishi kammi, yoki ko'pmi?
Ko'pchilik nechta studentingiz sertifikat olgan deb so'rashadiyu, lekin nechta studentingiz examdan yiqilgan deb hech kim so'ramaydi.
To'g'ri bu statistikani hamma yashiradi lekin biz emas.
Bundan ikki yillar oldin, bir studentimiz examinga o'zi tayyorlanib, examinga 2 kun qolganda bizga habar bergan edi, tayyormassiz desak ham tavakkal qilib topshirib FAIL b'lgan edi.
Mana bu 2-studentimiz examindan yiqilganlar, lekin 300$ lari kuymagan, va 2026-yil yanvar oyini oxirigacha yana bitta tekin exam topshirishlari mumkin. Esingizda bo'lsa, tekin qayta topshirish xaqida post ham qilgan edim.
Xo'sh siz nima deb o'ylaysiz, 7 yillik faoliyat davomida atigi 2 student examdan fail bo'lishi kammi, yoki ko'pmi?
The campaign, which security firm Check Point has named Rampant Kitten, comprises two main components, one for Windows and the other for Android. Rampant Kitten’s objective is to steal Telegram messages, passwords, and two-factor authentication codes sent by SMS and then also take screenshots and record sounds within earshot of an infected phone, the researchers said in a post published on Friday.
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