Ethical Hacking Roadmap for Beginners Want to become an Ethical Hacker but don’t know where to start? Here’s a clean 10-phase roadmap: Phase 1: Cybersecurity Fundamentals (Cisco Intro Networking Basics) 👉 netacad.com/courses/introduc… 👉 netacad.com/courses/networki… Phase 2: Master Windows & Linux (Architecture, Commands, Security) 👉tryhackme has good rooms on this Phase 3: Endpoint Protection (Firewalls, IPS/IDS) 👉you can check cisco netacad(free) Phase 4: Build Your Home Lab (VMware/VirtualBox) 👉youtube is your best guy(free) Phase 5: Reconnaissance (OSINT & Information Gathering) 👉you can check cisco netacad and youtube(free) Phase 6: Web App Testing & OWASP Top 10 👉 portswigger.net/web-security Phase 7: Cloud, Mobile & IoT Security 👉you can check cisco netacad and youtube(free) Phase 8: Learn Core Tools (Nmap, Burp Suite, Metasploit, etc) 👉tryhackme has good rooms on this Phase 9: Master Post-Exploitation & Persistence 👉you can check cisco netacad and youtube(free) Phase 10: Get Certified (Start with ISC² CC → Security → CEH → OSCP) Save this roadmap 👌. The game is long but very rewarding💯.

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Interesting times ahead, and here’s my two cents 👇🏾 Technology disruption is here to stay. Many business leaders believe AI can replace humans because it works faster, it’s consistent and reduces cost. Here’s the catch: business decisions require risk assessment and asking the right questions. What level of access does this tool have?
What actions can it perform?
Who is accountable for those actions?
Who reviews the decisions it makes? AI is powerful, but there must be room for human intervention, especially in decision-making. Tools act based on prompts/pre-defined inputs, but the real question is 👇🏾
 Who makes the final decision when business impact is at stake?

The moment everyone needs so badly before the year ends. Is there still time God, wen my Aguero moment??? Ahhhhhhhh Loved working on it though

Finally completed the home network setup. @ireteeh @Becca_cyber @morak013

World's Top 25 Most Common Passwords 1. 123456 2. 123456789 3. 12345678 4. password 5. qwerty123 6. qwerty1 7. 111111 8. 12345 9. secret 10. 123123 11. 1234567890 12. 1234567 13. 000000 14. qwerty 15. abc123 16. password1 17. iloveyou 18. 11111111 19. dragon 20. monkey 21. 123123123 22. 123321 23. qwertyuiop 24. 00000000 25. Password Source: NordPass (2024)

You think running "Portable Chrome" or "Hacker Tools" from a USB drive keeps you invisible. It doesn't. The second you plug that drive in, Windows logs the Volume Serial Number to the Registry. When the Forensice analyst (or Feds) audit that machine, they see: Device "KingstonDT" connected at 14:00. Prefetch shows "Mimikatz.exe" ran at 14:01. Unplugging the drive didn't scrub the Registry. 💀

Monday Motivation ✨ Momentum is built from small, intentional actions. Every email sent, every page written, every idea explored, it all adds up 💪

Hello Dr @ireteeh, your mentee has done it again I finally rounded up the Cyber Threat Management course which includes the GRC, Network Security, Threat Intelligence, Digital Forensics, etc. #Day30 of #100DaysOfCyberSecurity @Acyberstory @ko_ceeherself @AllenOracle @morak013

#Day28 of #100DaysOfCyberSecurity Rounded up the Endpoint vulnerability Assessment Module on cisco @LearningatCisco @ireteeh @ko_ceeherself @NwogodorPro2co @thedigitalmira @morak013 @PinkyQueen001 @AllenOracle @Acyberstory #TeamApex #TeamApexG6

group gave their presentation and delivered it really well. I want to give a big thank you to @jay_hunts and @He_is_Legit for this presentation session , and a shout-out to my amazing Group 6 @morak013 @thedigitalmira @ko_ceeherself @Acyberstory @NwogodorPro2co @AllenOracle👇👇

This month, we received a total donation of 510,462 naira from 8 people. We sent data to 110 people. Thank you to our data vendors @_MayowaSam @Shegun_Eji @speedydataplug May God continue to bless our sponsors 🙏🏾 If you would like to donate to our data support next month, please reach out to me. I will connect you with my EA, she handles the process. The goal is to continue to support the Cybersecurity community ❤️

‼️ Meet Ryan Clifford Goldberg, a Digital Forensics and Incident Response manager at Sygnia, he is one of three insiders accused of cybercrimes. He allegedly conducted cyberattacks using ALPHV BlackCat ransomware. Goldberg and two other insiders ran ransomware operations since 2023 while employed at cybersecurity firms. After an FBI visit, Goldberg confessed. He now faces up to 50 years in prison.

We don’t break to destroy we break to reveal truth. Offensive security is about curiosity, rigor, and leaving every target safer than we found it. Train hard. Test smart. Mentor always. Dr @ireteeh @brodaishola_ #TeamApex #DrIretiMentorship

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Dear Mentee, I am rooting for you ❤️

Imagine dealing with 570,000 knocks on your door at once. How would you know which knock is true or false? That struggle applies to AppSec engineers, who deal with thousands of alerts and have to filter false positives from critical alerts for immediate fixes. But what if there's a way to minimise the noise and help AppSec engineers focus on working on critical alerts? That's exactly what Jit solves. It uses AI agents to improve remediation efficiency for AppSec teams. It achieves this by: Agentic AppSec investigation: It's not enough to identify vulnerabilities; AppSec engineers must understand how attackers can exploit them. And this is where Jit’s AI agents come in: they automatically determine the alerts attackers can exploit and their attack paths, and present them in an easy-to-understand, code-scanning report. Create custom agents to track critical CVEs: AppSec engineers never stop monitoring vulnerabilities, especially high-impact ones. Jit makes the process seamless through its custom AI agents, which can create a customised dashboard with a prompt that automatically updates the CVE that matters most to you in a defined period. Automated remediation with a human touch: Review and adjust Jit's AI agents before generating and applying fixes. Consolidated scanning for optimised application security posture management (ASPM): One reason AppSec engineers struggle with risk prioritisation is the lack of coordination amongst several tools. Jit, however, provides a workaround. It consolidates your reports from multiple sources in one place to streamline the alerts to analyse and remediate. eu1.hubs.ly/H0p0HKg0

The demand for Cybersecurity professionals will continue to increase. Keep pushing, don’t give up. One day, it will be your turn. We will congratulate you 💪