Reading about legal issues in cybersecurity has been boring me out of my fucking mind for the last couple months or so. I understand the importance but FUCK is it boring.
Passed the SSCP exam! A bit easier than the Sec+ but it did tie in a bit of project management.
Things like change control and risk management, so I guess I learned more from Project+ than I thought.
Project+ passed.
I feel like there was some good information here, like getting a feel for deliverables and scope/scope management.
Next up is the (ISC)2 SSCP
Second shot at the Project+ tomorrow.
Funny how the only course to really trip me up so far is basically advanced organization. Makes me wish I wasn't such a disorganized person.
@0xfraq Smart colleagues and a friendly work environment. Doesn't matter if internship, part-time or full-time. Other than that you gotta teach yourself to stay curious so you never stop trying new stuff!
Been working through a project management course. Material is a bit dry, but I can see how it would be useful.
Just scheduled my Project+ exam for the 31st.
Next up: Project management (CompTIA Project+)
Sounds a bit boring, but I'm positive that there'll be some useful concepts/information. Plus there's a cert for this one :)
FYI => (1) care, there is a bunch of malware out there and (2) there are more intricate trolls as well like this one which is a trigger for MS12-020. Please do tell your Admins to patch all the things, it will be bad when the POC hits, don't make me come investigate that 🔥
I've been developing some C2 stuff with Golang on the client and Python on the server. Right now all I've got is basically two homemade versions of netcat. BUT, it is officially time to start drafting commands and a cryptography plan. I'm getting really excited.