I’m documenting my journey from learning the fundamentals to building real security projects.
If you’re into:
🛡️ Cybersecurity
🔵 Blue Team / SOC
🔴 Red Team
🐍 Python
🌐 Networking
💻 Tech
Drop a follow and let’s connect.
I’d love to meet more people building and learning here.
@cyber_razz A PIN unlock is significantly more secure than a pattern
Here are two reasons why:
Combinations: A 6-digit PIN offers 1M possibilities. Patterns max out much lower.
Smudge trail: Patterns leave a continuous oily line on your screen showing the exact path. PIN taps overlap.
Module 03 done: OSINT Fundamentals 🔴
Ran a passive recon exercise on a real fintech company — job postings, tech-stack aggregators, public API docs. No systems touched, purely public sources.
Lesson: a "clean" OSINT result is still a result.
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Module 02 done: Attack Surface & Threat Modeling 🔴
Big lesson — an open port isn't the same as an exposed port. Combined netstat findings with firewall policy and found my "risky" ports were actually protected by default-block rules.
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Module 01 of 30
Learned the foundation: Red vs Blue vs Purple Team, the attack lifecycle (Recon → Enumeration → ... → Reporting), and why authorization — not skill — is what actually defines Red Teaming.
Practical lab: recon on my own machine
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Starting a new journey: Red Team Roadmap 🔴
Learning how attackers actually think, so I can defend even better.
Recon, exploitation, privilege escalation, Active Directory, full Red Team sims — all documented as I go.
Write ups and findings 👇👇
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I’m documenting my journey from learning the fundamentals to building real security projects.
If you’re into:
🛡️ Cybersecurity
🔵 Blue Team / SOC
🔴 Red Team
🐍 Python
🌐 Networking
💻 Tech
Drop a follow and let’s connect.
I’d love to meet more people building and learning here.
Just completed the Cisco Networking Academy – Introduction to Cybersecurity course 🛡️🎓
Another step forward in my cybersecurity journey.
Learning → Practicing → Documenting → Improving.
And we’re still going. 🚀
@yashmp2004 The missing 8GB did not go anywhere; it was eliminated by removing data redundancy through compression algorithms.
When you zip a file, compression software rewrites the data more efficiently using mathematical shortcuts rather than actually deleting unique information.
One thing Blue Team taught me:
An alert is not automatically an incident.
You have to investigate.
Check the logs.
Look at the timeline.
Find the source.
Understand what happened.
Then decide what to do.
That’s where cybersecurity starts getting interesting. 🛡️💻
100 FOLLOWERS! 🥹🔥
Started with 0, just learning, building, sharing my cybersecurity journey and connecting with people along the way.
Now we’re at 100. 🫡
Thank you to everyone following and supporting the journey.
We’re just getting started. 🚀🔐
Day 17 of my Web Development series! 🚀
Continuing with CSS Variables & clean architecture
🪬Improved my profile card + project tracker UI Writing more maintainable code every day! #100DaysOfCode#CSS#WebDev#OpenToWork