Day 6 of my eJPT prep π
Today, networking concepts finally started connecting with real Nmap scansβ¦ and everything made more sense ππ§΅
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β‘ Nmap Scripting Engine
Automation is powerful - but also easier to detect.
Day 6 done β
What Nmap command helped you understand scanning the most?
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Day 6 of my eJPT prep π
Today, networking concepts finally started connecting with real Nmap scansβ¦ and everything made more sense ππ§΅
#CyberSecurity#eJPT
Biggest lesson from Day 5 π
Most weaknesses start with exposed information, not advanced attacks.
Hands-on labs hit different π
What was your first CTF like?
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Day 5 of my eJPT prep π
Completed a hands-on CTF focused on website reconnaissance, and honestly, recon feels more like investigation than hacking ππ§΅
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β‘ Nmap Scripting Engine (NSE)
Automation + reconnaissance = powerful combo.
However, it is also easier for defenders to detect.
Day 4 β
Whatβs your favorite Nmap flag?
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Day 4 of my eJPT prep π
Today I realized Nmap isnβt just port scanning, itβs about understanding how networks think. ππ§΅
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Key lesson from Day 3 π
Active recon is powerful, but detectable.
Good security teams donβt just block attacks; they see them early.
Day 3 β
Whatβs the first scan you learned to recognize?
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Day 3 of eJPT prep π
Shifted from passive recon to Active Information Gathering - where scans get noisy, and defenders should start paying attention ππ§΅
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