Iβm documenting my journey from learning the fundamentals to building real security projects.
If youβre into:
π‘οΈ Cybersecurity
π΅ Blue Team / SOC
π΄ Red Team
π Python
π Networking
π» Tech
Drop a follow and letβs connect.
Iβd love to meet more people building and learning here.
Iβm documenting my journey from learning the fundamentals to building real security projects.
If youβre into:
π‘οΈ Cybersecurity
π΅ Blue Team / SOC
π΄ Red Team
π Python
π Networking
π» Tech
Drop a follow and letβs connect.
Iβd love to meet more people building and learning here.
Day 15/180 π
TCP: βIβll make sure every packet arrives safely.β π€π¦
UDP: βJust send it bro, weβll see what happens.β ππ¨
TCP = Reliable
UDP = Fast
Networking is basically choosing between βAre you sure?β and βSend it!β π
#ITStudent#Networking#TCP#UDP
Module 01 of 30
Learned the foundation: Red vs Blue vs Purple Team, the attack lifecycle (Recon β Enumeration β ... β Reporting), and why authorization β not skill β is what actually defines Red Teaming.
Practical lab: recon on my own machine
[https://t.co/xXB2Sro7MQ]
Just completed the Cisco Networking Academy β Introduction to Cybersecurity course π‘οΈπ
Another step forward in my cybersecurity journey.
Learning β Practicing β Documenting β Improving.
And weβre still going. π
@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 π΄
Ran a passive recon exercise on a real fintech company β job postings, tech-stack aggregators, public API docs. No systems touched, purely public sources.
Lesson: a "clean" OSINT result is still a result.
[https://t.co/xXB2Sro7MQ]
Module 02 done: Attack Surface & Threat Modeling π΄
Big lesson β 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.
[https://t.co/xXB2Sro7MQ]
Starting a new journey: Red Team Roadmap π΄
Learning how attackers actually think, so I can defend even better.
Recon, exploitation, privilege escalation, Active Directory, full Red Team sims β all documented as I go.
Write ups and findings ππ
[https://t.co/xXB2Sro7MQ]