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learning soc analysis on htb

[Sundar Pichai @sundarpichai]

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To say goodbye to [email protected] or [email protected] (or whatever you were into at the time), go to your Google Account settings and choose any name available. You'll keep your old username and you can sign in with both.

[sudo @th3handiman]

> signs of ClickFix are fake captcha or error prompts

[sudo @th3handiman]

Day 13 of #100DaysOfCyberSecurity

> learnt how to identify arp spoofing in wireshark. some signs are one IP shared by multiple devices and unsolicited arp replies. enables recon, dos etc
> read about ransomware group named LeakNet using ClickFix to gain initial access to systems

[sudo @th3handiman]

Day 12 of #100DaysOfCyberSecurity

> did not do much today.
> read about how legacy credentials was used to access Bitrefill systems, db
> apple warns users with older versions of iphones to update their iphones to protect against coruna, darkSword exploit kit

[sudo @th3handiman]

Day 12 of #100DaysOfCyberSecurity

> did not do much today.
> read about how legacy credentials was used to access Bitrefill systems, db
> apple warns users with older versions of iphones to update their iphones to protect against coruna, darkSword exploit kit

[sudo @th3handiman]

Day 11 of #100DaysOfCyberSecurity

> started second section on network traffic analysis
> read about a convicted scammer that ran scams from prison targeting professional athletes
> read about a security flaw that affects default installation of ubuntu 24.04 but now patched

[sudo @th3handiman]

> learnt Claude code security only does pre deployment code scan

[sudo @th3handiman]

Day 11 of #100DaysOfCyberSecurity

> started second section on network traffic analysis
> read about a convicted scammer that ran scams from prison targeting professional athletes
> read about a security flaw that affects default installation of ubuntu 24.04 but now patched

[sudo @th3handiman]

Day 10 of #100DaysOfCyberSecurity

> back after a long hiatus
> completed two osint labs on htb. rated easy
> read how OAuth error flow is being used to bypass phishing protection
> changed suricata to tcpdump on homelab
> added bash script to block ip after certain pings

[sudo @th3handiman]

@raynefq Nice

[sudo @th3handiman]

Day 10 of #100DaysOfCyberSecurity

> back after a long hiatus
> completed two osint labs on htb. rated easy
> read how OAuth error flow is being used to bypass phishing protection
> changed suricata to tcpdump on homelab
> added bash script to block ip after certain pings

[sudo @th3handiman]

Day 9 of #100DaysOfCyberSecurity

> download windows osi
> planning to integrate windows into soc homelab
> currently configuring winlogbeat on windows.

[sudo @th3handiman]

https://t.co/2q7fRIW6vr

[Google Labs @GoogleLabs]

We've heard you and... it's happening :) 🌎

We just expanded Pomelli to over 170 countries & territories!

We can't wait to see how you use it. Get started now at: https://t.co/CIkN8ugZQS

[Google Labs @GoogleLabs]

We've heard you and... it's happening :) 🌎

We just expanded Pomelli to over 170 countries & territories!

We can't wait to see how you use it. Get started now at: https://t.co/CIkN8ugZQS

[sudo @th3handiman]

@rivdb I am in too deep on that path right now. Can't afford to change immediately.

But which path do you prefer?

[sudo @th3handiman]

@HalimatAdepegba Windows 10/11 ?

Check what's eating your RAM via Task Manager.

Here are some videos:

https://t.co/EoRYiDAohK

https://t.co/v8czAMUAYB

[sudo @th3handiman]

@GhostofOkello I want

[sudo @th3handiman]

@corg_e What do you call it ?

[sudo @th3handiman]

@Rainedroid 🤫 😂

[sudo @th3handiman]

@Adidotdev This is wrong in so many ways

[sudo @th3handiman]

@tixliks @Shedletsky @grok I could easily acquire a list of passwords

[sudo @th3handiman]

@sauvamemte No arguments 👍

[sudo @th3handiman]

@ene_ijato the whole place is a garden.