Olanrewaju Timilehin

Built a customer representative AI Agent for a medium scale business today.

Built an AI chatbot. Many more things to learn though. I'll surely be there

I extended my flow today by adding switch and conditions. Once a condition is met, an email is received by the end user.... Good progress

Executed my first flow today. Form submission to Google Sheet automatically. Simple, but it is a learning process.

Made my first attempt with AI Automation today by creating my first trigger, which is on-form submission. Learning continues.

Day 2 of AI Automation. Today I signed up on n8n.io and also learnt how to run n8n locally using Docker.

For the next 30 days and more, the next line of knowledge addition would be AI Automation. Seems like the new go-to skill. Will be documenting my journey here

@cyber_razz B. Containment

On to the next challenge — always learning. 💪 #CTF #RedTeam #OffensiveSecurity #CyberSecurity #LearningByDoing

Key takeaways: thorough reconnaissance + methodical testing pays off, and even non-obvious artifacts (dotfiles, redirects, hidden pages) can be high-value in a CTF. Big win for practical learning — documented with screenshots and step-by-step evidence.

CTF / Red Team Pre-Challenge — Mission Accomplished I completed the INT403 Red Team Pre-Challenge (Capture The Flag) — a focused, hands-on exercise in offensive web enumeration and exploitation. Using tools like Nmap, Gobuster, curl, and Burp,

much can be uncovered. 📄 Full write-ups include PE header analysis, decoded strings, API mapping, and ATT&CK technique alignment. #CyberSecurity #MalwareAnalysis #ReverseEngineering #RAT #StaticAnalysis #FLOSS #PEbear #InfoSec #DigitalForensics #BlueTeam #ThreatIntelligence

Both analyses highlight how much insight can be gained through non-execution static techniques. Malware authors are increasingly combining obfuscation, API layering, and memory manipulation to bypass detection. But with tools like PEbear and FLOSS, and a bit of persistence,

🚨 Static Malware Analysis: Dual Case Study 🔍 Over the past few weeks, I’ve conducted static analysis on two suspicious Windows executables: Malware.Unknown.exe and RAT.Unknown.exe. Both samples were investigated without execution using tools like PEbear, FLOSS, and

Reverse shells simulate real-world attacker behavior Every input field in an app is a potential attack surface 💡 Ethical hacking is about learning how attackers think — so defenders can build stronger systems. #Cybersecurity #EthicalHacking #ReverseShell #CommandInjection

Gained shell access as the www-data user on the server ✅ This showed me the real danger of unsanitized input in web apps. It’s not just about bugs — it’s about control. 🔐 Key Lessons: Command injection can lead to remote code execution

> 🧠💻 Ethical Hacking Lab: Reverse Shell via Command Injection Today I explored Command Injection using DVWA (Damn Vulnerable Web App) and successfully achieved a reverse shell, simulating how attackers gain remote access to vulnerable systems. 🔍 Steps I Took: