Day 37 of #100DaysOfHacking I didn't get much time to study today, but I found time to complete another #tryhackme room. I completed the Common Linux Privesc one. #CyberSecurity #Linux

Some awesome Red Team tools: - Nmap - Wireshark - Burp Suite - SE Toolkit - Metasploit - GoPhish - Exploit-DB - File Info - Haveibeenpwned - MAC Vendors - Unshorten It - Cyber Chef - Cisco Talos - MX Toolbox - Greynoise Do you have a favorite?

Day 38-39 of #100DaysOfHacking ~ I completed the Linux PrivEsc room in #tryhackme ~ Took notes on Authentication Methods in Sec+ book. ~ I also started continued the Qualys Vulnerability Management courses. #cybersecurity #vulnerability #linux

This room was really fun! Was great for me to practice with Linux PrivEsc. I did ran into some trouble at the end. Vulnversity - I have just completed this room! Check it out: tryhackme.com/room/vulnversi… #tryhackme #recon #privesc #webappsec #video #vulnversity via TryHackMe

Day 40 of #100DaysOfHacking ~ I continued studying for Sec+, revised some notes ~ I completed the Basic Pentesting room on #tryhackme #CyberSecurity #Pentesting

Day 41-42 of #100DaysOfHacking ~ I completed Steel Mountain room on #tryhackme! ~ I also finally finished the Complete Beginner Learning Path on THM as well!! So happy and can't wait to continue with a new path this week! ~ Then, I took a break today to relax! #cybersecurity

Day 43 of #100DaysOfHacking Today was the first day of the PicoCTF 2022 Competition. So, I'll be doing that for the next 2 weeks. It'll be a great opportunity to see where I'm at and what I need to study for. #ctf #CyberSecurity #PenTesting

Day 44 of #100DaysOfHacking - I continued with PicoCTF for a little bit, it is good for practicing. - I started the Jr. Pentesting Path on #tryhackme! I finished both of the "Intro to Pentesting" rooms today! Which covered what pentesting it and it's principles.

Day 45-46 #100DaysOfHacking - Earlier in the week I had taken a AZ-900 Azure Fundamentals course and I scheduled my exam date. So, I've been studying for that the past two days. - As usual I worked on THM and began the web hacking port of the Jr.Pentest path. #CyberSecurity

Day 47 of #100DaysOfHacking I wasn't able to get much done today but took some time to continue studying for Sec+. #CyberSecurity

Day 48 of #100DaysOfHacking Focused on studying for the AZ-900 Azure Fundamentals exam. Going to be switching back and forth studying for this and the Sec+. I'm taking my time with Sec+ though. I really want to make sure I truly understand the material.

Day 49 of #100DaysOfHacking Today I had a really fun time attending the #wicked6 event! Such a fun and amazing opportunity for women in the cyber security field! I spend my whole afternoon/evening listening in on the event and participating in multiple CTF games.

Day 50 of #100DaysOfHacking Today was the last day of #Wicked6! I really enjoyed this event, and will attend the next one! The CTFs are so fun and I virtually met a lot of awesome women in the field!

Day 51 of #100DaysOfHacking I continued working on the NCL Gymnasium. Really great practice preparing for the actual CTF game coming up soon! #CyberSecurity #ctf

Day 52 of #100DaysOfHacking I focused today on completing the NCL Gymnasium and began the Practice Game! Next weeks the Individual Game! I'm really looking forward to it! #cybersecurity #ctf

I know I haven’t really updated my #100DaysOfHacking the last 4 days! Been quite busy! But I did learn each day. Focused on NCL practice game for next week’s competition. Studied for Sec+ and Az-900!

Update on my #100DaysOfHacking journey! Still going strong and constant studying every single day. I will however be continuing this journey on LinkedIn as it'll have a far better reach. I'll continue updating Twitter when I can, but LinkedIn has been more interactive for me!

Folks, learn to use Linux🐧 terminal like a PRO. I made this quick cheatsheet listing all the essential Linux terminal shortcuts. Feel free to add more if I have missed any.🤩

an issue in the cybersecurity field right now is that everyone hears “3 million open jobs” and assume millions of entry level positions are open, but the reality is that the majority of spots open are mid-senior level & that’s how we end up with “why can’t i get a job in cyber?”