Category: Security
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Updating my LinkedIn profile. Added some cybersecurity items to it and tried to update the skill section to add to that as well.
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Started work on my Cybersecurity portfolio as I wanted to get that up and running again. So was able to dig out my old Gethub and dump out my old web testing stuff and update it some. I saw a nice tutorial by Josh Madakor over on YouTube to turn…
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While I like Let’s Defend it does like to skimp on things. Seem like some of the modules that you work on will have free content but then when you get to a certain module in the group it comes up as paid so you can’t complete the course route…
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Been messing around on another site similar to TryHackme called Let’s Defend. It was recommended in one of the videos that I was watching for Cyberwox. It seems similar as they allow you to go through and read course material and answer questions to complete modules. The thing I like…
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In my current job role, I work in application support and I have done so for the same company for a while. So I have worked myself into a bit of a hole where there is not much to move up to as I have reached the top level of…
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I listened to the Cyberwire podcast and found a bit of humorous detail (to me). They talk about watering hole attacks where you create a fake website or portal where you try to guide the users so they will log in with their legitimate credentials. A group decided a few…
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As I look over things like LinkedIn and watch videos on YouTube a lot of those that start in cybersecurity seem to push and suggest a lot of networking and making sure your resume and portfolio are up to date. Just reminds me more I need to get those things…
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Going over a bit of material as I wanted to refresh my Network+ knowledge. It has been a few years since I got my Network+ cert way back in 2007. While it doesn’t expire I haven’t had much network experience that would require me to use it. Might need to…
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As I have been reviewing job listings seems like Splunk and ELK come up a lot as they seem to be SIEMs that a lot of companies use to digest and create information related to security alerts. Luckily, TryHackme has a section dedicated to them as well.
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Been jumping around a bit on the TryHackMe site. I have been going through the Soc 1 learning path and it has been interesting but sometimes seems to take you on things that you might not be interested in learning. I was interested in learning more about log analysis but…