The Common Pitfall in Starting a Hacking Journey"
These days, many beginners (myself included) fall into the same trap when starting their hacking journey: skipping the fundamentals. Instead of mastering the basics of networking, programming, and operating systems, we rush straight into using advanced tools without understanding how they work.
To succeed, focus on building a solid foundation before diving into tools and exploits. Remember, hacking is a skillset that requires patience, practice, and a deep understanding of the basics. Avoid the shortcutsβitβs a journey, not a race!
#guidance@bunabytecs
These days, many beginners (myself included) fall into the same trap when starting their hacking journey: skipping the fundamentals. Instead of mastering the basics of networking, programming, and operating systems, we rush straight into using advanced tools without understanding how they work.
To succeed, focus on building a solid foundation before diving into tools and exploits. Remember, hacking is a skillset that requires patience, practice, and a deep understanding of the basics. Avoid the shortcutsβitβs a journey, not a race!
#guidance@bunabytecs
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Use this map as a quick reference for mastering Nmap!
β Ping Options: Methods to discover live hosts with ping probes (-PE, -PP).
Example: nmap -sn -PE 192.168.1.0/24 checks for live hosts using ICMP Echo Requests.
β Service/Version Detection: Use options like -sV for service detection or --version-all for thorough analysis.
Example: nmap -sV 192.168.1.1 identifies services running on open ports.
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β Ping Options: Methods to discover live hosts with ping probes (-PE, -PP).
Example: nmap -sn -PE 192.168.1.0/24 checks for live hosts using ICMP Echo Requests.
β Service/Version Detection: Use options like -sV for service detection or --version-all for thorough analysis.
Example: nmap -sV 192.168.1.1 identifies services running on open ports.
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@bunabytecs
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π₯ Free TryHackMe Rooms for Learning Cybersecurity! π₯
π Check it out here: https://0xfke.github.io/posts/tryhackme-free-rooms/
These rooms cover:
β Ethical Hacking Basics
β Web Exploitation
β Windows & Linux
β Reverse Engineering & Forensics
β CTF Challenges & More!
#CyberSecurity
@bunabytecs
π Check it out here: https://0xfke.github.io/posts/tryhackme-free-rooms/
These rooms cover:
β Ethical Hacking Basics
β Web Exploitation
β Windows & Linux
β Reverse Engineering & Forensics
β CTF Challenges & More!
#CyberSecurity
@bunabytecs
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#meme
Me: I should go to sleep early tonight.
Also Me at 3 AM: Trying to hack my own WiFi to see if my security is strong enough.π
@bunabytecs
Me: I should go to sleep early tonight.
Also Me at 3 AM: Trying to hack my own WiFi to see if my security is strong enough.π
@bunabytecs
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π’ Two Types of Hypervisors in Virtualization
A hypervisor is a software or firmware that enables the creation and management of virtual machines (VMs) by abstracting hardware resources. There are two main types of hypervisors:
β Type 1 Hypervisor (Bare-Metal Hypervisor)
Runs directly on physical hardware without an underlying operating system.
Examples: VMware ESXi, Microsoft Hyper-V (bare-metal mode), Xen, KVM.
π‘ Use Case: Data centers, cloud services, enterprise virtualization.
β Type 2 Hypervisor (Hosted Hypervisor)
Runs on top of an operating system (like Windows, Linux, or macOS).
Examples: VMware Workstation, VirtualBox, Parallels, Microsoft Hyper-V (hosted mode).
π‘ Use Case: Running multiple OSes on a personal computer for testing.
@bunabytecs #quicknote
A hypervisor is a software or firmware that enables the creation and management of virtual machines (VMs) by abstracting hardware resources. There are two main types of hypervisors:
β Type 1 Hypervisor (Bare-Metal Hypervisor)
Runs directly on physical hardware without an underlying operating system.
Examples: VMware ESXi, Microsoft Hyper-V (bare-metal mode), Xen, KVM.
π‘ Use Case: Data centers, cloud services, enterprise virtualization.
β Type 2 Hypervisor (Hosted Hypervisor)
Runs on top of an operating system (like Windows, Linux, or macOS).
Examples: VMware Workstation, VirtualBox, Parallels, Microsoft Hyper-V (hosted mode).
π‘ Use Case: Running multiple OSes on a personal computer for testing.
@bunabytecs #quicknote
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Forwarded from Yekolo Temari (α¨αα α°ααͺ)
π₯ Todayβs HackNight Comes to an End! π
As the dust settles on another thrilling HackNight CTF, we want to give a huge shoutout to everyone who joined, hacked, and pushed their limits! π
π Legendary First Bloods:
π₯ @GIXET β Cracked the Web Security challenge!
π± @Oxfke β Owned the Mobile Security challenge!
To everyone who played, learned, and pushed your limits youβre the real MVPs! π Keep hacking, keep growing, and see you at the next HackNight! β‘οΈπ»
#Yekolo_Temari #HackNightCTF #FirstBlood #CTF
As the dust settles on another thrilling HackNight CTF, we want to give a huge shoutout to everyone who joined, hacked, and pushed their limits! π
π Legendary First Bloods:
π₯ @GIXET β Cracked the Web Security challenge!
π± @Oxfke β Owned the Mobile Security challenge!
To everyone who played, learned, and pushed your limits youβre the real MVPs! π Keep hacking, keep growing, and see you at the next HackNight! β‘οΈπ»
#Yekolo_Temari #HackNightCTF #FirstBlood #CTF
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