PROF3550R

SOC Analyst in Training | Networking-Driven Analyst | Network Security | Curious by Nature

[Moosa @mmusaktk]

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[Tory☁️ @KoredeSec]

Life in cybersecurity got a whole lot better when I realized that success is inevitable if you keep putting in the work. It might take time, but eventually.🫩

[LAWAL😎🧑🏾‍💻 @h4ckl07d]

The evolution from a student to a World-class engineer
Be there 🔥
Maybe a netflix documentary sometimes in the future will tell the story well😂😂
Till then follow the story on my X TL and LinkedIn page🔥😂

[NDPC Nigeria @ndpcngr]

Your Future is Watching : How your Digital Footprint Can Make Or Break Opportunities https://t.co/fEa41hSDzq

[PROF3550R @Feyrisolabraham]

@ireteeh My major goal for August is to secure an internship to help build and strengthen my SOC skills through hands-on experience. Until then, I self-learn to keep improving and acquire knowledge💪💪

[PROF3550R @Feyrisolabraham]

@marvellbaby @Cyblackorg @ireteeh @anyrun_app Congratulations miss👏👏👏👏

[2han_dz @Timiley89798099]

With my semster result wey I check now now ..... 😢😢
Alll focus on Art now

[PROF3550R @Feyrisolabraham]

SOC Update: Detected a RAT attempting to access the server room. Initial assessment: physical intrusion. Containment successful. No indicators of compromise beyond the affected perimeter.😂😂😂

[PROF3550R @Feyrisolabraham]

@Timiley89798099 what about next session together??
we become accountable.

[PROF3550R @Feyrisolabraham]

@thariskyjohn "Hello, IT! my desktop just stopped displaying all of a sudden" but na your chair you use comot the System Unit plug from power source.😂😂
I have done a whole lot this IT period, I'm wondering if this is what I'll document for my lecturers.😭😭😂😂

[PROF3550R @Feyrisolabraham]

@WilliamInCyber @Oluwagbote47356

[PROF3550R @Feyrisolabraham]

This!!!!😂😂😂
Yesterday, I got back home from my place of Intern and all I did was drop my bag, connect to my headset and sit on that chair with my cooperate and koko shoe. My uncle had to question me if all was well. There's nothing as relieving as that beautiful moment.😭😂

[Tee💀 @Teejumolaa]

When I get married, one thing I know I’ll really miss is my after-work alone time. 😭

There’s something about sitting in my chair for like two hours, legs crossed, scrolling through my phone with absolutely nobody disturbing me. 😂😂

I’ll genuinely miss all these little, little things o. 🥹

[Pãül @Paul_In_Defense]

Hi everyone, new project alert…!!🚨 🔥🔥

Since I can’t post long here, here’s a little overview of the project.

The full technical write-up and walkthrough is found in this GitHub link: https://t.co/WZ79jmKFM8

@ireteeh @TemitopeSobulo @segoslavia @thariskyjohn

[Mayowa @MayorAbiodun17]

Spent some time going through the recording of Saturday's class on @TechSphereAcad LMS, and it was all about Wireshark.

In this session, I learned how to analyze network traffic, capture packets from websites, and become more comfortable navigating the Wireshark interface.

I also practiced using display filters to quickly find specific packets instead of scrolling through thousands of entries. One thing I found interesting was learning how to identify different protocols like DNS, TCP, HTTP, and ARP, and how to interpret HTTP status codes.

e.g

1️⃣ 200 – Request was successful

2️⃣ 400 – Bad Request : The server couldn't process the request because it was invalid.

3️⃣ 404 – Resource not found

4️⃣ 500 – Internal Server Error

One thing I realized is that Wireshark can look overwhelming at first, but once you know what you're looking for, it becomes much easier to follow what's happening on the network.

#cybersecurity #Wireshark #SOC

[Delightsome ☁️ @Dstixx05]

I have God.
He won't fail.

[TheCyberChef👨‍🍳| Cybersecurity | Educator🇬🇭🎓 @IamTheCyberChef]

Don’t overcomplicate becoming a SOC analyst.

If you’ve ever:
- Checked Windows Event Viewer
- Investigated a failed login
- Restarted a suspicious service
- Looked through firewall logs
- Traced a user permission issue

Congrats — you’ve already done the foundation of SOC work.

SOC at its core is:
- Monitoring behavior
- Investigating anomalies
- Understanding normal vs. abnormal

Now add context:
- Log correlation
- Basic attacker techniques
- SIEM familiarity
- Clear documentation

And just like that, you’re on your way to being SOC-ready.

The real upgrade?

Stop thinking “alerts.”

Start thinking “behavior.”

It’s all about recognizing the patterns.

[2han_dz @Timiley89798099]

My digital art works 💪

[TheCyberChef👨‍🍳| Cybersecurity | Educator🇬🇭🎓 @IamTheCyberChef]

🚨 Want to land a SOC analyst role?

Master these foundational pillars or keep wondering why your resume gets ghosted.

1. Networking Fundamentals
2. Windows & Linux Internals
3. Core Security Concepts + MITRE ATT&CK
4. Log Analysis
5. Packet & Traffic Analysis
6. SIEM & Alert Triage Workflow
7. Incident Response Fundamentals
8. Endpoint & EDR Telemetry Basics
9. Scripting Foundations
10. Threat Intel & OSINT Enrichment

Which one are you grinding right now? Drop it below — let's build each other up 💪🏼

[PROF3550R @Feyrisolabraham]

@thariskyjohn Coach naww😂😂😂🤲🤲

[PROF3550R @Feyrisolabraham]

@thariskyjohn Thank you sirrr🤲🤲