Adetola Samuel

Cybersecurity 🌿 | Security Engineer (Aspr) | God's Masterpiece

[cybernerd🤖 @ce3nerd]

6 months ago, HackingAPIswithDami was just an idea.

Today, it’s a global community helping developers, engineers, and security professionals build practical API Security skills.

I was scared to start, but I’m grateful I did.

Thank you to everyone who believed in the vision.

[Adetola Samuel @Cyber_Sam01]

@ce3nerd Thank you Aunty Dami for this. It was top notch 🔥

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https://t.co/39RpQRIhap #tryhackme via @tryhackme

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Back2back deadlines but I survived.

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Thank you Jesus for strength.

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@FadilulahA999 @Ahmed___khaan @Amospikins @CompTIA @crownbefitsme07 @cyb3rshi3ld @cyber_rekk @cyberwithdani Scaling up, free resources aren't really organised. One just has to search for the concept one intends to learn and instead of one thorough path. For the paid, I would say TryHackMe

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@FadilulahA999 @jay_hunts Thank you 🙏🏾

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How it ended👇🏾:
@jay_hunts

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Day 1/100 #100Daysofcybersecurity

I started with The Windows Command Line. In my learning I was able to cover Command prompt and its command, how to work on files and directories ( create, move copy and the likes), getting help and navigate through system via HTB.

#blueteam

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@d_pcode @jay_hunts Thank you 🙏🏾

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A wrap! X won't let me share my full reflection, so catch up on the complete journey and what I learned on LinkedIn: https://t.co/ubCUp85POI: https://t.co/ubCUp85POI

[Adetola Samuel @Cyber_Sam01]

Day 1/100 #100Daysofcybersecurity

I started with The Windows Command Line. In my learning I was able to cover Command prompt and its command, how to work on files and directories ( create, move copy and the likes), getting help and navigate through system via HTB.

#blueteam

[Adetola Samuel @Cyber_Sam01]

https://t.co/4InLUFRD0o

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Day 100 #100Daysofcybersecurity 🎉

I solved a challenge room, Tempest. It was a full kill-chain analysis on a Windows OS. I used Sysmon View, EvtxECmd, Brim, and PowerShell ISE to aid my analysis.

[Adetola Samuel @Cyber_Sam01]

Day 1/100 #100Daysofcybersecurity

I started with The Windows Command Line. In my learning I was able to cover Command prompt and its command, how to work on files and directories ( create, move copy and the likes), getting help and navigate through system via HTB.

#blueteam

[Adetola Samuel @Cyber_Sam01]

https://t.co/dfEZeMSR2e

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Day 99 #100Daysofcybersecurity

I worked with siem tool, splunk and elastic elk for log analysis.

[Adetola Samuel @Cyber_Sam01]

I loved the hierarchical structure in Sysmon View instead of the standard Event Viewer—it really gave life to my analysis. I also enjoyed using Brim instead of Wireshark for this, along with Timeline Explorer.

[Adetola Samuel @Cyber_Sam01]

Day 100 #100Daysofcybersecurity 🎉

I solved a challenge room, Tempest. It was a full kill-chain analysis on a Windows OS. I used Sysmon View, EvtxECmd, Brim, and PowerShell ISE to aid my analysis.

[Adetola Samuel @Cyber_Sam01]

@chukwupg Incredible 👏🏾

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Day 99 #100Daysofcybersecurity

I worked with siem tool, splunk and elastic elk for log analysis.

[Adetola Samuel @Cyber_Sam01]

I intended to share this yesterday, but the exhaustion caught up with me and I slept off. I share a post on linkedin yesterday bytheway, kindly view it here: https://t.co/WFO0lKHcJ8

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Day 97-98: #100DaysOfCybersecurity
Back in Ipajs, where the electricity isn't as constant as it is at Unilag. Over the last few days, I took on a challenge room for malware analysis called Shadow Trace.

Technical Highlights:
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I think it’s a solid addition for getting a fast summary of a file's behavior.

Network Security:
I also wrapped up some pending rooms on IDS Fundamentals and Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) detections, where I saw ARP spoofing in action.