Austin Tober

Spreading information about cybersecurity as I go through the learning process

[Austin Tober @atober45]

If you’re looking to improve your networking skills or pass the CCNA Jeremy’s IT Lab on YouTube has a great playlist. It even has built in flash cards and labs which I have found really helpful.

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Ticket Tuesday is baaack.

RETWEET if you want to win tickets to our home opener!!

Rules: https://t.co/fDXjdH9Qfa

[Oliver Jumpertz @oliverjumpertz]

15 Top IT Certifications In 2022

The industry loves certificates, but not all of them are equal.

An overview of the highest paying ones right now, according to studies:

[Daniel Kelley @danielmakelley]

Here's 23 free ways to learn about API security testing:

1. Video: Traceable AI, API Hacking 101.
2. Video: Katie Paxton-Fear, API Hacking.
3. Video: Bugcrowd, Bad API, hAPI Hackers.
4. Video: OWASP API Security Top 10 Webinar.
5. Blog: Detectify, How To Hack API's in 2021.

[Austin Tober @atober45]

Bug bounties are a great way to get hands on pentesting for free.

Resources:
•Book: Bug Bounty Bootcamp
•Organizations: BugCrowd and HackerOne (also companies like Google and Microsoft have their own bug bounty programs)

[Austin Tober @atober45]

I can’t stress enough how helpful https://t.co/teFa8h5A7C has been.

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Here are 21 cybersecurity searchengines:

[Austin Tober @atober45]

Please check out @davidbombal his podcast is great and he puts out so much good content for those interested in cybersecurity. A lot of stuff on how to get started in this field.

[Austin Tober @atober45]

Looking to get into cybersecurity. Learning the fundamentals is important in hacking. One of the first things I recommend is understanding how networks and operating systems work.

Research different internet protocols like TCP and UDP. Take a look into understanding Linux.

[Austin Tober @atober45]

Check out https://t.co/xpSNzblwIO great resource for those looking to get into application security.

[Austin Tober @atober45]

The first entry-level certificate I recommend getting after learning IT fundamentals is the Security+ certification.
Great study guide for the Security+ certification.
Credit to u/ASentientToaster on reddit.
https://t.co/q9yM903Hpf

[Austin Tober @atober45]

Get familiar with the three main operating systems(OS)

•Windows
•Linux
•macOS

Link to a good read comparing the 3 operating systems: https://t.co/WlU97d5Nen

[Austin Tober @atober45]

Hacking API’s
•An estimated 80 percent of all web traffic are API calls.

API’s are becoming a great attack vector for hackers.

Learn more about API’s

Recommended book and source “Hacking APIs Breaking Web Application Programming Interfaces” by Corey J. Ball 2022

[Austin Tober @atober45]

3 FREE resources to help people get into cybersecurity/programming:

1.) https://t.co/CBaBTk9ax4
2.) https://t.co/teFa8h5A7C
3.) https://t.co/op0KLLtPMS (Has free courses from schools like Harvard on computer programming)

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Why'd I just eat 26 pancakes 💀

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