Yesterday I revisited the fundamentals of HTTP Requests.
Today I explored another layer of web security: HTTP Security Headers: the guards against XSS, clickjacking, insecure redirects & data leaks.
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Yesterday, I revisited the foundations of HTTP Requests.
Today, I shifted to the other side of the communication flow: HTTP Responses: how servers talk back to clients, and the subtle clues these messages give attackers.
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Day 63 Hands-On Practical: Nmap scan types, OS & version discovery, port filtering, and outputs
completed a pen test for a client, focused on active reconnaissance using Nmap.
#Pentest#Nmap#VulnerabilityManagement#InfoSec
Day 59 of Learning:
I explored WhatWeb (aggression level 3) in my lab environment to understand the depth of reconnaissance possible.
Key findings included:
🔵 HTTP headers & server banners
🔵 TLS certificate details
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Here's a little math problem about GRID 🤔
Multiple agentic capabilities available in one place
Data sources across industries
+ Reasoning to bring it all together
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= The best answers you can ask for
Here's a little math problem about GRID 🤔
Multiple agentic capabilities available in one place
Data sources across industries
+ Reasoning to bring it all together
——————————————————————————
= The best answers you can ask for
I’ve officially completed the @CiscoNetAcad Ethical Hacker course and earned the certificate 🎉
It built a solid foundation in ethical hacking and offensive security.
Excited to keep learning and growing in cybersecurity.
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Day 57: Post-Exploitation, Persistence & Evasion
Today’s focus in my ethical hacking journey was on what happens after gaining access to a system: staying in, moving around, and avoiding detection. 🧵
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Day 56: Penetration Testing Tools & Exploit Code Analysis. ✍️
Today, I focused on understanding when, why, and how different tools are used across four major categories of a penetration test.
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Day 55: Understanding Scripting Logic in Cybersecurity.
Today was all about the fundamentals of scripting and how they tie directly into cybersecurity tasks like automation, analysis, and tool building. 🧵
#CyberSecurity#BlueDotLogs#Day55
Day 53–54 of My Cybersecurity Journey: From Vulnerability Discovery to Strategic Remediation
During a pentest on a vulnerable DVWA server (10.6.6.13), I shifted focus from just scanning to what separates beginners from professionals:
Let’s break it down. 👇🧵
Day 52 of My Cybersecurity Journey – The Power of Reporting:
Let’s talk about something that separates script kiddies from professionals.
How we report findings after a penetration test.
It’s not just what you find - it’s how you communicate it.🧵👇
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Day 50 – 51 of My Cybersecurity Journey: Post-Exploitation, Persistence & Lateral Movement.
Happy New Month, everyone! 🫂
Initial access is the start. The real challenge begins with maintaining control, moving across systems, and avoiding detection.
Let’s break it down. 🧵👇
Day 49 of My Cybersecurity Journey: Post-Exploitation, Footholds & Persistence
After gaining access to a system, what comes next?
Today, I explored how attackers maintain access after a successful compromise. Here's what I learned:
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Day 46: Cont'd – Cloud, Mobile & IoT Security.
Today’s deep dive into offensive cloud security techniques was packed. Here's what I explored, practiced, and documented 👇🧵
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Day 45: Cloud, Mobile & IoT Security
Today, I explored one of the most important areas in cybersecurity: Cloud Security with a focus on how attackers exploit cloud infrastructure.
Let’s break it down 👇
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