God I hate the fact that Threat + Hunting is being called "Thrunting." And we now have Threat + Hunters who are "Thrunters." This is all I can see when I see these terms...
We automated our SSL certificate renewal process.
Before:
- Manual renewal every 90 days
- Slack reminder
- Generate CSR
- Submit to CA
- Wait for approval
- Update load balancers
- Test in production
- 2 hours of engineer time
After:
- Cert-manager in Kubernetes
- Let's Encrypt integration
- Automatic renewal at 60 days
- Zero human intervention
Time saved annually: 32 engineer hours
Certificates managed: 47
Expired certificates since automation: 0
Bonus: No more 3 AM pages for expired certs.
Here are cybersecurity projects to get onto your resume 👩🏻💻
Looking for new technical projects to work on in the new year? I got you!
These are 6 beginner projects I recommend for anyone breaking into cybersecurity or just to learn a new skill:
💻 Project #1: Secure Access with Azure Active Directory (AD)
Project Guide: https://t.co/7Z9ePqCOc5
💼 Project #2: Build a Phishing Attack Simulator
Project Guide: https://t.co/FSubnJk8kh
🌐 Project #3: Work Your Own IT Ticketing System
Project Guide: https://t.co/sngjpmVXty
🦾 Project #4: Build your own Host-based Intrusion Detection System (IDS)
Project Guide: https://t.co/rdtaChaYnn
🔴 Project #5: Your First Ethical Hack/Pentest
Project Guide: https://t.co/YsSJXufTU5
��️ Project #6: Cybersecurity Job Simulations
Project Guide: https://t.co/UgZTSoIE4Z
Happy learning🌸
🚨 CISA Warns of Windows SMB Vulnerability Actively Exploited in Attacks
Read more: https://t.co/aI1XoMTYlA
CISA issued an urgent alert on October 20, 2025, highlighting a severe vulnerability CVE-2025-33073 in Microsoft's Windows SMB Client.
The vulnerability exploits the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol, a cornerstone of Windows file sharing and network communications.
This forced authentication grants unauthorized access, potentially allowing full control over the compromised device.
Attackers leverage this vulnerability through social engineering or drive-by downloads, where users accidentaly execute the malicious payload.
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🔗 Part 1 : Intro :-
https://t.co/AHjVYNvAcu
🔗 Part 2 : Understanding Stack Memory :-
https://t.co/RnXPbpAZyG
🔗 Part 3 : Understanding Heap Memory :-
https://t.co/DwIitKVWfL
🔗 Part 4 : Understanding Binary Files :-
https://t.co/a504lhs7lE
🔗 Part 5 : Dealing with Windows PE files programmatically :-
https://t.co/j5MgycQtZc
🔗 Part 6 : Dealing with ELF files programmatically :-
https://t.co/jMty8otCIj
🔗 Part 7 : How to do magic with string format bugs :-
https://t.co/WxI5VAIsrl
🔗 Part 8 : Buffer Over-Read Attacks and Developing a Real Exploit :-
https://t.co/BFQgofxFkO
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