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Hello again! Today, I focused on understanding how to identify ARP poisoning attacks and detect anomalies in network traffic. I applied this knowledge by solving related TryHackMe questions.After that, I completed the Flask lecture section of CS50x and have now started working on the Birthday web app problem set.#Day80 #100DaysOfCybersecurity #Cybersecurity

Hello again! Today, I solved the Bricks Heist room on TryHackMe. I started with reconnaissance, found a vulnerability that allowed RCE (remote code execution), used an exploit to obtain a shell, and answered all the questions.Next, I completed the first problem of the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript lecture. Since there are no checks, manual verification is necessary.Lastly, I participated in the BesidesSF CTF, and it was so much fun! I solved the OSINT challenge. #Day70 #100DaysOfCybersecurity #Cybersecurity

Hello again! Today, I practiced analyzing logs with Spunk, as well as manually analyzing them in the command line. Lastly, I learned how to correlate different types of logs to a trail of compromise. Next, I joined the Sapphire League on TryHackMe. It's really good! Tomorrow, I will focus more on SEC1; I'm almost ready to take it. Finally, I finished the artificial intelligence lecture from CS50, and now I'm studying the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript section. Hopefully, I'll finish this week's problem set tomorrow. #Day68 #100DaysOfCybersecurity #Cybersecurity

Hello again! Today, I explored the essential network room of the network monitoring module, which is a good introduction to enterprise networks of all sizes. Next, I received the Metasploit, Reverse Shell, and SOC work for SEC1. I've almost finished the theory portion and will start practicing once I've completed the remaining modules.Lastly, I solved the movie problem set and wrote complex queries to obtain the desired results from multiple tables. Tomorrow, I will finish the last problem and move on to the next section.#Day66 #100DaysOfCybersecurity #Cybersecurity

Hello again! Today started off on the wrong foot because there was no power until noon. Despite this setback, I tried to salvage the day. I finished the NetworkMiner room. Then, I installed Wine on my Kali VM to run the NetworkMiner executable. Next, I watched the CS50 lecture and practiced writing some SQL scripts. I have some experience with SQL from my computer science degree.Lastly, I participated in the UTCTF and worked on Forensic Challenges involving PCAP files.#Day62 #100DaysOfCybersecurity #Cybersecurity #day62

Hello again! Today I reviewed tools like TCPdump and Nmap, both part of the Cybersecurity 101 networking module. I'm already comfortable analyzing packets with Wireshark, but combining it with the command-line tool TCPdump allows me not only to capture live traffic but also to read and analyze .pcap files directly from the terminal.Starting tomorrow, I'll move into cryptography theory and begin working with tools like John the Ripper and Hashcat for password cracking practice.For CS50, I completed the main lecture today. Tomorrow I'll finish the remaining lecture segments and then jump straight into the problem sets.#Day61 #100DaysOfCybersecurity #Cybersecurity #CS50

Hello again! Today, I reviewed the linux Terminal commands, command prompt commands, and lastly Powershell. It was extremely useful to understand the Powershell, because I have had less exposure to it than terminal and cmd.After reviewing the CLI material, I moved to networking concepts with practical use cases. It can be a great boost for my learning.Lastly, I have worked on DNA problem set in the Python section of the CS50 course, and I'm working with csv files, and trying to make a program that does DNA profiling. #Day59 #100DaysOfCybersecurity #Cybersecurity #cs50