Before the new week comes, let’s take a quick pause:
Reflect on what you learned this week? What almost broke, but didn't?
what you're curious about and want to carry into the next
Reflect on how far you've already come and what more can be achieved with consistency.
Can you explain the cybersecurity terms to a non-cybersecurity person?
Most times, it’s not all about using the big words, but breaking down the terms to a layman’s understanding is what really matters.
What other cybersecurity terms can you explain, drop in the comments 👇
Every Monday is a reset button the world gives you for free.
Use it, Learn the thing you've been putting off.
Start the skill you've been afraid to start.
Happy New Week
DID YOU KNOW?
Before email became a part of our daily lives, the @ symbol was already in use but not for sending messages.
In 1971, engineer Ray Tomlinson selected the @ symbol for email addresses because it neatly separated the user from the destination computer.
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ONE PASSWORD IS NOT ENOUGH
Imagine using the same key for your house, car, office, and safe. If that key falls into the wrong hands everything becomes vulnerable.
The same principle applies to your passwords
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The future of work is not a chatbot you copy and paste from. It is an AI that lives inside the tools you already use.
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The OS interacts with these components to execute tasks requested by applications.
To wrap up the lesson, we completed a hands-on assessment on TryHackMe, which helped reinforce the concepts we learned today.
Looking forward to what Day 2 will bring.
Yesterday, I officially started a 30 day Red Hat Linux challenge with TribeSec and the focus for Day 1 was understanding the basics of Operating Systems and how a computer actually works behind the scenes.