Day 12 of #70DaysChallenge
Today's lesson: anyone with access to your router can see which websites you visit.
Then a @RealTryHackMe room had me cracking my brain before the answer finally clicked.
What's one lesson that made you stop and think? 👇
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Day 11/70 🔒
The exploit you download to test a vulnerability could be the attack.
GitHub often has PoCs and write-ups before official channels do. But some are broken, fake, or malicious.
Read before you run. 🔍
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Day 10 of #70DaysChallenge
On @RealTryHackMe: how vulnerabilities are tracked.
CVE-YEAR-NUMBER: a unique ID per confirmed flaw
CVSS: scores risk by impact, complexity & availability
PoC: proof a flaw can be exploited
Highest scores get fixed first.
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It sits between your hardware and your programs, and it passes requests from one to the other.
Still learning Linux on @LabEx_io. Lab screenshot below 👇
What’s the simplest way you’ve heard the kernel explained?
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Day 9/70 🔒
Day 8 got blocked by network issues, but the learning didn’t stop. We move regardless.
Today’s topic: the kernel. I had to look it up in plain language before it clicked:
The kernel is the core of an operating system.
Day 7/70 🔒
My first hands-on Linux lab on https://t.co/2EzPNhyvqf, and I ran my first real commands:
echo "Hello World" → prints text
date → shows the date and time
cal → shows the calendar
Small commands, but the terminal now feels less intimidating. 💻