M_Kunjo

How I set up Active Directory using Server Core (No GUI) 1. Installed Windows Server Core on a VM (no GUI, only command line) 2. Used sconfig to configure: -Server name -Network settings -Remote access 3. Assigned a static IP (192.168.1.1) 4. configured DNS which is very important for Domain controller 5. Installed Active Directory using PowerShell: Command: Install-WindowsFeature AD-Domain-Services 6. Promoted server to Domain Controller: ICommand: nstall-ADDSForest 7. Created structure: -OUs (HR, IT, Admin) - Users & Groups lesson: 👉 DNS is EVERYTHING in Active Directory If DNS fails, the domain becomes unreachable This setup reflects real enterprise environments where GUI is minimal and control is done via CLI Next: Joining client machines + applying GPOs #100DaysOfCode #CyberSecurity #WindowsServer #ActiveDirectory

@sudosheggs @ireteeh @_DeejustDee @TemitopeSobulo @segoslavia @h4ruk7 @tryhackme @_Amarachick @BugBountyCenter Congratulations

Just Completed the Web Fundamentals learning path. We keep going 💪🏽! @ireteeh @_DeejustDee @TemitopeSobulo @segoslavia @h4ruk7

@mr_kay7 Thank you

@Modukunjo Congrats 🎈

Just got accepted into the ICDFA Ethical Hacking Internship Scholarship Big step forward in my cybersecurity journey. Time to level up #EthicalHacking #Cybersecurity #Growth #TechJourney

@BankyT3ch Thanks

@Modukunjo Good work

@TheCryptoBolt Thank you

@Modukunjo Congratulations 🎉

@Zubairbnawwam Thank you

@Modukunjo Congratulations sir

Module 3 @CiscoNetAcad Done☑️ Just wrapped up Wireless Networks and Mobile Connectivity. It's fascinating to see how the settings we use every day on our phones actually bridge into the wider network infrastructure #CyberSecurity #Cisco #LearningInPublic #Networking

Got suspended for no freaking reason at 43.5k followers I’ll be here till I get the account back or whatever If you love my content… please do well to shoot me a follow again ❤️

@Cyber_sly Nop

@Modukunjo Yeah By connecting to their VPN

Digital Forensics Case Study: Hidden Data Inside an Image As part of my cybersecurity learning journey, I conducted a hands-on digital forensics investigation on a suspicious image file. What I did: - Verified file type using Linux CLI tools - Analyzed metadata with ExifTool - Inspected image structure using ImageMagick - Detected hidden content using Binwalk - Extracted embedded files and analyzed their contents Key Findings: - The image appeared normal but contained an embedded ZIP archive - The file had no meaningful metadata, indicating possible tampering - Image analysis showed zero entropy (completely white), suggesting it was artificially created - Hidden data was successfully extracted from within the file Conclusion: This case demonstrated how attackers can hide data inside seemingly harmless files to bypass detection systems. Lesson Learned: Never trust file extensions. Always verify, analyze, and investigate deeply. Tools Used: Linux CLI, ExifTool, Binwalk, Strings, ImageMagick This is part of my journey toward becoming a cybersecurity professional. @_DeejustDee @ireteeh @segoslavia @cyberjeremiah @jay_hunts #Cybersecurity #DigitalForensics #Linux #EthicalHacking #BlueTeam #LearningInPublic

@Cyber_sly Yh but this i do it in my local lab

@Modukunjo Thanks to #THM for this lab

Want to learn pentesting but don't know where to start? 🔐 There's a clear path. And we've mapped the whole thing out. 🔗 tryhackme.com/path/outline/j…

Catching up on the @TechSphereAcad class I missed. Diving into Threat Intelligence. It’s one thing to see an alert, but using the Diamond Model to understand the 'Who, How, and Why' behind an attack is a game changer #CyberSecurity #ThreatIntel #SOC

@ireteeh Hello Dr here I am. I will really be honored to be followed by you my future Mentor God willing

I want to follow more Cybersecurity beginners and support them by reposting their content. If you’re learning Cybersecurity and I have not followed you yet, please let me know 💙

@Maroup_ mmkunjo@gmail.com

Drop your email I’ll sent you the soft copy. RT for others🙏🏼

As a Cybersecurity Beginner Anything you are doing without labs or practicals is just like reading an article except otherwise if you are into cybersecurity awareness

Most people believe they are aware… Until the moment they are tested. A well-crafted message. A familiar name. A sense of urgency. And suddenly, logic steps aside. Human vulnerability is not about lack of intelligence. it’s about timing, emotion, and context. The question is not: “Do you know about attacks?” The real question is: “Will you recognize one when it matters?”

The most dangerous part of an attack doesn’t happen on a computer. It happens in the mind. Before a password is stolen, trust is established. Before a system is accessed, doubt is removed. Before a breach is detected, a decision is made. Attackers don’t start with code. They start with you.

@zyainy As-Salaam

Let’s do 99 names of Allah Ar-Rahman Add yours

Beginner mistake: Learning hacking before learning SECURITY. If you don’t understand: • CIA Triad • Risk management • Access control You’re building skills on sand.