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No course will get you a cybersecurity job. Labs will. Here are the 10 you need to practice right now. 1. TryHackMe SOC Level 1 Path: the single best starting point for anyone who wants to work in a SOC. Covers log analysis, SIEM tools, threat detection, and incident response in a fully guided, beginner-friendly format. tryhackme.com/path/outline/s… 2. HackTheBox Starting Point: step-by-step guided machines that take you from zero to your first real exploitation. Once you finish Starting Point, move to the easy machines and build from there. hackthebox.com/starting-point 3. PortSwigger Web Security Academy: the best free resource for learning web application security. Every OWASP Top 10 vulnerability covered with real labs you actually hack, not just read about. Free. portswigger.net/web-security 4. Blue Team Labs Online: defensive security labs focused on forensics, threat hunting, SIEM analysis, and incident response. Built specifically for people who want to work on the blue team side. blueteamlabs.online 5. OWASP WebGoat: a deliberately insecure web application you run locally and attack. One of the best ways to understand how web vulnerabilities actually work from the inside. owasp.org/www-project-we… 6. VulnHub: free downloadable vulnerable virtual machines you spin up in VirtualBox and practice on locally. No internet required, no subscription, just download and hack. vulnhub.com 7. PicoCTF: a free beginner CTF platform built by Carnegie Mellon University. Covers web exploitation, forensics, cryptography, reverse engineering, and binary exploitation through hundreds of challenges. picoctf.org 8. OverTheWire Bandit: a wargame that teaches Linux fundamentals, SSH, file permissions, and basic exploitation through progressive challenges. If your Linux skills are weak, start here before anything else. overthewire.org/wargames/bandit 9. Immersive Labs: used by enterprise security teams globally for hands-on skills development. Has a free tier with labs covering SOC, malware analysis, cloud security, and threat intelligence. immersivelabs.com   10.Cyberdefenders: blue team focused labs built around real-world attack scenarios with PCAP files, malware samples, and memory forensics. The closest thing to working a real incident without being on the clock. cyberdefenders.org The gap between people who get hired and people who keep applying is not certificates. It is lab hours. Put in the reps. Save this and share it with someone trying to break into cybersecurity. Repost for others to see.

@CyberSamuraiDev I am interested, I have BSc Cybersecurity and Ms Computer Information Systems and Business Analytics

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I made close to $10,000 from bug bounties this month. I'm 19. Still in engineering school. Here's what I didn't show you. I found a Critical RCE — Remote Code Execution via path traversal on a company's server. The kind of bug that pays $5,000-$20,000. Duplicate. Someone found it 12 days before me. $0. Same work. Same skill. Same report. Wrong timing. That's one of dozens. For every bounty I post, there are 15+ reports that got: → Duplicated → Marked informative → Ignored for months → Closed as "not applicable" → Lowballed after months of follow-ups But you know what I do when that happens? I wake up. No emotion. No hate. I open Burp Suite. Next target. Next report. Because if I don't, someone else will. Every day I take off is a day someone else dupes me on the next find. So I show up. Even when I don't feel like it. Even when it hurts. Bug bounty is not "find bug, get paid." It's find 50 bugs, fight for 6, get duped on some of your best work, get ghosted on others, and still show up the next morning. The $10K months are real. But behind every mountain is a hundred steps nobody sees. If you're starting out and getting duped and rejected — that IS the path. You're not doing it wrong. You're doing it. Keep going.

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Here's a list of Cybersecurity Project Ideas categorized from complete beginner to advanced level, designed to help you grow practical skills as you level up in the field. These projects will help you build your portfolio and prepare you for real world challenges. Beginner-Level Projects: 1. Create a Strong Password Generator: Learn basic Python or JavaScript and build a tool that creates complex passwords with random characters. Add features like password length, symbols, and strength rating. 2. Simulate a Phishing Email; Design a harmless phishing email and landing page to understand how phishing works (for educational purposes only). Great for learning social engineering and user awareness. 3. Build a Personal Firewall with UFW (Linux): Use Ubuntu and UFW (Uncomplicated Firewall) to set up rules that allow or block certain types of traffic. Learn the basics of ports, IP addresses, and services. 4. Perform a Basic Network Scan with Nmap: Scan your own home network to discover connected devices and open ports. Understand network topology and identify potential risks. 5. Encrypt and Decrypt Files Using Python: Learn about symmetric encryption by creating a simple tool that uses the cryptography library to encrypt and decrypt text or files. Intermediate-Level Projects: 6. Set Up a Virtual Hacking Lab: Use VirtualBox or VMware to install Kali Linux and set up vulnerable machines like Metasploitable or DVWA. Safe environment to practice penetration testing. 7. Conduct a Web Application Vulnerability Scan Use tools like OWASP ZAP or Burp Suite to scan a test site (like Juice Shop) for common vulnerabilities. Learn about XSS, SQLi, CSRF, etc. 8. Build a Keylogger (for Educational Purposes): Create a Python-based keylogger to understand how attackers collect keystrokes. Analyze how such tools work and how to defend against them. 9. Simulate a Brute Force Attack on a Login Page Create a basic login form and write a script to test username/password combinations. Learn about rate-limiting and brute force protection. 10. Perform Basic Digital Forensics on a Disk Image: Download a CTF-style disk image and use Autopsy or FTK Imager to extract deleted files and uncover hidden data. Advanced-Level Projects 11.Create a Custom Intrusion Detection System (IDS): Use tools like Snort or Suricata to analyze network traffic and detect malicious patterns. Learn how to set up alerts and write detection rules. 12. Reverse Engineer a Malware Sample Use tools like Ghidra or IDA Pro to dissect malware behavior. Requires a sandbox environment and strong understanding of assembly. 13. Build a Threat Intelligence Dashboard Collect threat data (IPs, URLs, hashes) and visualize it using Python and tools like Elasticsearch + Kibana. Great for understanding cyber threat intelligence workflows. 14. Create a Secure Web Application with OWASP Top 10 Protections; Build a small app and implement defenses against common vulnerabilities: input validation, encryption, access control, etc. 15. Investigate a Simulated Cyber Attack (Red vs. Blue Team Scenario) Simulate an attack and defend against it using log analysis, firewall tuning, SIEM tools, and forensic investigation. Follow @CyberRacheal for More 😌

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Earlier this morning, I reached out to someone to write a thread for my community on how to use Claude like a pro. Hours later, I opened my X and saw this article. Pause whatever you’re doing and read it for just 10 minutes. It might change how you work forever.

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I wanted to gatekeep this when I first found it, but that would’ve been very selfish of me. So here you go: anthropic.skilljar.com Anthropic just released a FREE, end-to-end training on how to turn AI into a real income stream. It walks you through what to learn, how to think about AI tools, and how to position yourself to earn with them. And yes, you get a certificate at the end. You will be missing something big if you miss this wave. Bet on yourself and start today.

Google Cloud is giving out FREE access to its GCP lab environment plus a 100% exam voucher. This is fully covered. All you need to do is complete the required learning activities, and you earn a voucher for an eligible certification exam. Eligible exams include: - Associate Cloud Engineer - Professional Cloud Architect - Generative AI Leader Registrations are currently open and close March 11. If you’ve been waiting for an excuse to get cloud-certified, this is it. Get started here: developers.google.com/program/gear/g… Don’t say nobody told you.

Google Cybersecurity Scholarship Alert. Here’s the link to apply: itexperience.org The application is on from now to March, 26. Don’t miss out. Apply Now

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Charlie Munger’s 1998 Harvard speech is the ultimate cheat code for life. He compressed 74 years of billionaire wisdom into just 30 minutes. Most people spend 4 years in college and learn less than what’s in this video. Save this video, you will come back to this.

PYTHON PROJECTS FOR CYBERSECURITY BEGINNER Keylogger Port Scanner DDoS Tool Clipboard Copy Zip Cracker INTERMEDIATE Vulnerabilty Scanner Network Packet Sniffer Password Generator Location Tracker ADVANCED WiFi Extractor NFC Cracker Email Spoofing Tool Replicating Virus

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All listed SOC certifications are free:🚨 1. Coursera - Security Operations Center (SOC) Fundamentals coursera.org/learn/security… 2. Cisco SOC Analyst (CCST) netacad.com/career-paths/c… 3. TryHackMe SOC Level 1 tryhackme.com/path/outline/s… 4. LetsDefend SOC Analyst Path app.letsdefend.io/path/soc-analy… 5. Splunk Fundamentals 1 (SOC focus) splunk.com/en_us/training… Each program provides free training and an official certificate or badge at no cost.

Project to build entry-level cybersecurity skills Tools - Windows Server - Windows 10 - VirtualBox or VMware Steps - Install AD DS - Promote it to a Domain Controller - Create users and groups - Install and configure DHCP - Install and configure WSUS - Implement Group Policy Objects (GPOs) - Join Windows 10 to the domain Home labs = experience

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"Pay a trading guru $2,000 to teach you a strategy" No mf I learned the same strategy for free on YouTube while you're paying some guy in a rented Lamborghini to teach you basic supply and demand Here's the strategy most $2,000 courses teach. I'm giving it to you for $0 right now: Step 1: Open a chart of NQ (Nasdaq futures) on TradingView. Set it to the daily and then 4 hour timeframe. This is free Step 2: Before the market opens at 9:30am, mark the previous day's high and previous day's low. These are your external liquidity pools. Institutions need to raid these levels to fill their orders. Draw a horizontal line at each one Step 3: Also mark any fair value gaps and order blocks from the 4 hour/1hour chart. FVGs are inefficiencies price left behind during aggressive moves. Order blocks are the last opposing candle before a displacement. These are your internal delivery targets. When price returns to these areas, it tends to react Step 4: Wait for the market to open at 9:30am. In the first 5-15 minutes, price will spike aggressively in one direction. This is the liquidity raid. The market maker is pushing price into stop losses to fill institutional orders. Just watch Step 5: Wait for the sweep. Price will push past the previous day's high or low, or internal/external liquidity levels (one of the levels you marked). This raid triggers thousands of stop losses. Liquidity gets grabbed. This is your signal that the move is almost done Step 6: Wait for displacement. After the sweep, look for a large aggressive candle in the OPPOSITE direction. This candle should have a full body with minimal wicks and leave a fair value gap behind it. It tells you the market maker model is now delivering price the other way. The real move is starting Step 7: Enter on the pullback. After the displacement candle, price will retrace back into the FVG or order block it left behind on the LTF. Enter on this retracement. Your stop loss goes behind the sweep high/low. Your take profit goes at the next liquidity level in the direction of displacement. Minimum 1:2 R:R, ideally 1:3 or more Step 8: Set your stop loss. Set your take profit. Walk away. Don't watch. Don't move anything. Let it play out That's it. That's a $2,000 course in one tweet. Liquidity sweep into displacement into pullback entry. It works because institutional behavior is structural and repeating. They sweep liquidity every single morning because that is how the market moves. This isn't a pattern that "might" appear. It appears everyday on every timeframe Now here's what the course won't tell you: knowing the strategy isn't enough. You need to PRACTICE it 500+ times on a free demo account before risking real money. The strategy is simple to understand and difficult to execute because your emotions will constantly try to make you enter too early, exit too soon, or skip the setup entirely The $2,000 course gives you the same information I just gave you. Then they put you in a Discord where you ask questions and get vague answers. The education took 10 minutes. The other $1,990 bought you access to a group chat Save your money. Watch YouTube for the visual explanations. Practice on a free demo. Journal every trade. After 500 trades you'll know this strategy better than the guru who sold the course The information has always been free. The discipline to practice it has always been the hard part. No course solves the discipline problem. Only you solve that by showing up every morning and doing the reps I teach this exact strategy with live examples inside my free Discord. You watch me execute it every morning in real time. No course fee. Just live execution and community Free access in bio. Come learn how to make your first $10,000/month trading