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I entered cybersecurity without knowing why.
No roadmap. No mentor. Just a love for challenges and an Electrical Engineering degree.
Here's how confusion nearly made me quit and what finally gave me direction 🧵
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Cyber-Range
@HackWithCriz
Electrical Engineer → Ethical Hacker | Cybersecurity from a beginner's POV | Web Pentesting · Kali Linux · Labs 🇳🇬 | Real labs & real struggles ⚡
Katılım Mart 2024
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🔥🔥Cybersecurity Streak 441🔥🔥
🔥Reflected XSS protected by CSP, with CSP bypass
🔥Bypassing CSP with policy injection (article)
🔥Detecting and exploiting path-relative stylesheet import (PRSSI) vulnerabilities (article)
@segoslavia @_DeejustDee @jay_hunts
Kiza.@abdool_hameed_
🔥🔥Cybersecurity Streak 440🔥🔥 🔥 Reflected XSS protected by very strict CSP, with dangling markup attack Damn this was one heck of a lab😭 @segoslavia @_DeejustDee @jay_hunts
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Day 13 of my Cybersecurity Journey
Learnt about the purpose of an IPv4 address, The IPv4 address structure.
Sirsuletek@Sirsule4
Day 12 of my Cybersecurity Journey Today I learned about Encapsulation, Ethernet Frames, and the Access Layer in networking. Basically Encapsulation shows how data is wrapped with headers and trailers as it moves through the network. Learning the fundamentals one step at a time.
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I entered cybersecurity without knowing why.
No roadmap. No mentor. Just a love for challenges and an Electrical Engineering degree.
Here's how confusion nearly made me quit and what finally gave me direction 🧵
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After 3 months of procrastination and serious school stress, I finally pushed through and completed my Networking Basics certification #Networking
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3 days ago I started my cybersecurity learning phase on Cisco Networking Academy and I’m able to complete all the modules under introduction to cybersecurity @ireteeh @segoslavia
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@itsacybersumtin Think one set of people document their journey and while the other set doesn't, so the people you are referring to should be the first. Check YouTube for example you would see learn cyber security in 21days from beginner to pro. Which we know it's not possible.
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If someone has never studied cybersecurity in a structured academic or deeply technical way, yet wants to position themselves as the authority teaching others, it is reasonable to ask:
On what foundation is that authority built?
Would anyone take a 30-day online course in medicine and confidently begin to call themselves a doctor?
Would someone study law for 60 days and present themselves as a legal authority?
Of course not.
Yet in cybersecurity, this has somehow become normal. People complete extremely short courses and immediately position themselves as professionals, consultants, mentors, or trainers.
This is one of the reasons I am not particularly loved in this space.
I tend to challenge these narratives openly.
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Day 9 of my Cybersecurity Journey
Completed Module 4: Build a Home Network on Cisco Networking Academy.
✅ Learned about wireless standards
✅ Home network technologies
✅ Router configuration basics
Slowly building my networking foundation for cybersecurity.
Sirsuletek@Sirsule4
Day 8 of my Cybersecurity Journey Just completed Module 3: Wireless & Mobile Networks in Networking Basics on the Cisco Networking Academy. Learned about Wi-Fi networks, mobile connectivity, and how devices communicate over wireless infrastructure.
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GraphSpy: A Hacker's Tooling Deep Dive, video demos with the creator @RedByte1337! 🤩 Keanu shows me the wild things you can do for post-exploitation in Entra ID -- even adding a physical security key for persistence and a ton of other tricks 🤯 Video: youtu.be/qEtoKC32UoE
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It's been a long journey so far, and I'm grateful for every experience it came with. As the Lord has added a year to my life, so has He enlarge my coast and everything around me. I therefore thank everyone who have been around me as a blessing, I really appreciate you all.
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All those so called "Mobile App Pentesters" we have here that haven't intercepted a mobile app before.
They'll do static analysis and use Chatgpt to polish what they did😂
To even Decompile APK sef na problem
We know you guys and we see you🙂↔️
Keep up the good work 🙂↕️
DsL_a ʚїɞ ®@_DeejustDee
You guys are very quick to come online to post, brag and use ChatGPT to drop content until you request for their cv for an opportunity and it’s blank, vague and zero context to what they said they are. It’s best to put in the needed work, efforts on yourself, build tangible skills and experience instead of trying to be a social media influencer with followers. That skills will speak for you more than the lies you’ve made people believe you are out here. Idk the life behind this new life but it’s terrible.
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@GMJobitti @SecurityTrybe What if someone sees where you kept it?
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In #bugbounty it always feels like you're not gonna find anything, until suddenly you randomly stumble upon a bug out of nowhere.
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@TheCryptoBolt For me I believe experience plays a via role in some hackers spotting vulnerabilities than others, because over the cause of time they have learnt patterns which helps them see what others are not seeing.
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Ever wonder why some hackers spot vulnerabilities in seconds while you’re still staring at the screen confused? Your brain is secretly your best tool in pentesting.
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@SecurityTrybe I'm forgetful about password creation so I kinda use passphrase now at least it's much better than repeating passwords
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