New site: https://t.co/KILngSVtb7
I will be putting lots of stuff there.
I will also be mirroring the RE course there which looks much nicer.
https://t.co/A1eAU8PW5u
@tryhackme Love you guys and your work. Hope I can finally get some free time in the coming months so I can get back to making rooms. Keep up the good work guys!
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Here's our journey, the launch of new training labs, and a thank you!
https://t.co/N5Pz2DyBDi
Super cool announcement that I'm super excited about. I'm going to be moving and continuing my RE course on @tryhackme. I also want to add many samples and CTFs on there as well. Can't wait, so pumped right now! Love you all <3
Hello everyone, some quick updates on why I've been silent. TLDR: I'm currently taking a year-long course, once I'm finished I will push out loads of content.
https://t.co/UYGwpy8xK4
"We want you to do a full penetration against our company, attacking only these 5 critical IPs. Phishing is not in scope, and you can't target any other addresses" they said.
I asked: "What about these 200 IP addresses connected to the network that are externally accessible?"
I want to thank Jorge H. for supporting me on Patreon! Of course, thank you all for the support around the reverse engineering course, it means a ton! I've had fun doing it and hopefully, I can keep working on it for many years to come. Once again, thank you!
If you're looking for a simple and fun (as fun as computer science can be) introduction to computer science, check out CS50's lectures.
https://t.co/sT2BwwkuNq
I've finally set up a Discord server. If you want to join, the link is on the main page of the reverse engineering course. I've never managed a Discord server before so I'm sure nothing will go wrong.
https://t.co/IbPGTRjyd2
@TNoob89 You would need to demonstrate your skill somehow though, like public code/projects. For example, the Sysinternals tools were made by Mark Russinovich who also co-authored the WinInternals book. Sure, that was a long time ago, but hopefully you get my point.
@TNoob89 I'm not sure how many jobs are open, but there are certainly many areas that the knowledge could get you into. Any low-level Windows development (OS, kernel, drivers, etc.) I'm sure that with a solid understanding of WinInternals and C/C++ it wouldn't be too hard to get a job.
Thank you all for the support around my reverse engineering course! I will keep updating it, it's still in its early stages. I plan on adding loads of information soon. Once again, thank you <3
My courses are going back to GitHub and off of my website. It was really annoying running them on my website. The reverse engineering course is getting a revamp soon and a basic exploit dev course is being worked on.
https://t.co/IbPGTRjyd2