Your DevSecOps questions: Answered! ✅😌 TryHackMe recently sat down with Sonya M. from Snyk and Melanie M. to discuss everything #DevSecOps, and answer your questions about our learning path and working in the industry! 🎥🔗 Catch up on the webinar: https://lnkd.in/epwp_Yws
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🔗 https://hubs.la/Q02G0kLL0 NEW WALKTHROUGH: Linux Live Analysis 🔥 Conduct a live investigation on a Linux server to determine the severity of the compromise!
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UPDATED WALKTHROUGH: NoSQL Injection 💉 In this refreshed room, learn about NoSQL and NoSQL injection attacks. You will also learn how to weaponise a NoSQL injection attack for true impact, such as bypassing authentication! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dv5NASfN
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WE HAVE A NEW KING OF THE HILL MACHINE💥 👽Aliens hacked Dr. Levinson’s PC and locked it up with alien software. Fireworks seem to weaken it. For each BOOM, the PC exposes a random vulnerability. Regain access ASAP! 🎆 🔗 https://lnkd.in/d2RsvwQ5
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NEW CHALLENGE ROOM: NanoCherryCTF Come to the ice cream shop for a tasty treat! 🍦 The cult inside guarantees your defeat! 🍒 https://lnkd.in/eHysYRDf
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Certificates of Completion now contain "Time to Complete"! 🕛 Show your employers (or future hiring managers) you're dedicated by sharing your certificate of completion. 🚀
After over 64 hours, I can finally say - It was well worth it! I have finally completed the SOC Level 1 Learning Path by TryHackMe. I feel obliged to mention, that TryHackMe has helped me big time to land my first Cybersecurity job, so if you're still trying to get that useful knowledge and hands-on experience with real tools - this is the place! What did the SOC Level 1 Learning Path cover? Here's a quick summary: - Cyber Defence Frameworks (MITRE, Cyber Kill Chain, Pyramid of Pain) - Cyber Threat Intelligence (OSINT Tools, Yara) - Network Security and Traffic Analysis (Snort, Zeek, Brim, Wireshark) - Endpoint Security Monitoring (Sysinternals, Sysmon, Wazuh) - Security Information and Event Management (Mainly Splunk, but SIEM in general) - Digital Forensics and Incident Response (Autopsy, Redline, KAPE, Volatility, Velociraptor, TheHive Project and basic Malware Analysis) - Phishing (Fundamentals, analysis tools, prevention) Next up - I have no idea, as they have SO MANY interesting learning paths to take, but most probably Jr Penetration Tester. 💪
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NEW WALKTHROUGH: Linux Logs Investigations 🔍 Explore how to leverage Linux logs during #IncidentResponse engagements 🚩 https://hubs.la/Q02Ff_4Z0
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NEW WALKTHROUGH: ORM Injection 💉 Learn how ORM works and techniques to identify and exploit ORM injection by covering weak and vulnerable implementation. Also, explore best practices across different frameworks for effective mitigation. https://hubs.la/Q02F0mt30
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We have new beginner content coming, as well as advanced web exploitation, incident response and a whole host of challenges. Stay tuned! 🚀
🔥 TryHackMe has really turned on the fire hose of new content, and I'm just trying to keep up! 🔥 Plenty of new and varied content, no matter what your focus! 🔥 Check it out! #learningeveryday #cybersecurity
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NEW CHALLENGE ROOM: PUBLISHER Pull yourself up by your boots to root this challenge! 🚩 https://hubs.la/Q02CYR4h0
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Full Stack Java Developer | Software Engineer | Cybersecurity Enthusiast | W2 Employment | Willing to Relocate
2wHey team, I’m currently in this learning path more precisely Security in the pipeline. I’ve been encountering some issues for “CI/CD and Build Security” part of “Security of the pipeline “ section. I was not able to launch the build on my attack machine, cuz my environment shell is not bash but zsh. I followed instructions to fix this issue in vain. What I am planning to do is to change my current to bash in order to be able to launch the build. There is another problem with “mother”. There’s no way to reset the credentials. So, I let this section temporarily to move forward. Regardless of the issues, this path is exciting. Thanks 🙏🏾