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I don't know what to learn...

I don't know what to learn in cyber security anymore, can you help me?

If you have any project ideas or attacks i can learn please comment.

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I learned how to dos, how to ddos, evil twin attack, MiTM, ping of death, tcp SYN flood, i work in linux everyday, i know how to sql and xss and exploit ports. I learned CCNA, i have coded phising sites, i know how to brute force (and dictionary), i have emal keyloggers, RATs and viruses, i even have some in my school lab.

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The Cyber Swiss Army Knife - a web app for encryption, encoding, compression and data analysis

https://external-preview.redd.it/CuTWMScq95g2J35sfQA-VezK8XORxcmVrHpVqXxSQ4U.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=1e7e9ba1da0d78b31109d44c38da55f0cec3f8c2 submitted by /u/beleeee_dat
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Kali Linux Tutorials
Bn-Uefi-Helper : Helper Plugin For Analyzing UEFI Firmware

Bn-Uefi-Helper is a tool to helper plugin for analyzing UEFI firmware. This plugin contains the following features: Apply the correct prototype to the entry point function Fix segments so all segments are RWX and have the correct semantics This allows for global function pointers to be rendered correctly Apply types for core UEFI services (from […]

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Hacking on Medium
Top 5 Most Destructive Computer Viruses of All Time

Most of us, at one time or another, have had to deal with a computer virus. Usually it means running your antivirus program and sometimes…

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Hacking on Medium
How to prevent Facebook cloning

Imagine having an evil twin somewhere out in the wild causing chaos in your name. On Facebook, that fear can become reality. Facebook…

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Unprivileged User with Read/Write permission to \`User Access\` can escalate their role to ADMIN —…

Hello, I wanted to share with you the “Privilege Escalation” vulnerability that I found in a private program on HackerOne.Continue reading on Medium »
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Best companies to work for as a penetration tester
https://www.reddit.com/r/Pentesting/comments/o3nk68/best_companies_to_work_for_as_a_penetration_tester/

Hello, I currently work as a pentester in the government contractor space and looking to explore other opportunities. Anyone have any companies they would recommend ( I am U.S based) to work as a pentester?. submitted by /u/mountainhacker1 (https://www.reddit.com/user/mountainhacker1)
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Unprivileged User with Read/Write permission to `User Access` can escalate their role to ADMIN —…
https://ertugrull.medium.com/unprivileged-user-with-read-write-permission-to-user-access-can-escalate-their-role-to-admin-a217d2d280a8?source=rss------bug_bounty-5

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Hello, I wanted to share with you the “Privilege Escalation” vulnerability that I found in a private program on HackerOne.Continue reading on Medium » (https://ertugrull.medium.com/unprivileged-user-with-read-write-permission-to-user-access-can-escalate-their-role-to-admin-a217d2d280a8?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)

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Deep Web
Is the channel Project Nightfall and the info they post legit?

If you’ve seen his videos on yt or fb you’ll know who I’m talking about.

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How I made the United Nations Hall of Fame in 3 minutes

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hacking: security in practice
Cultivating the hacker mindset

As I continue to learn more about hacker culture and methodology, and build my own skills to be a better hacker, what fascinates me is the hacker's ability to problem solve and come up with creative ways to bypass systems and technologies.

I can read books and practice web exploitation and other such security topics, but how do I develop the ability to see problems in a new light? Even though I've been practicing for a few months, I often get stuck on problems and sometimes use solutions/walkthroughs for guidance, and more often than not I think to myself, "Oh, why didn't I think of that--it seemed so obvious!" Or worse: I should've known that, but for whatever reason didn't make the connection. I feel like this is fundamental to being a successful hacker; I don't want to be a script kiddie, but actually be able to understand and manipulate the internals of whatever I'm tinkering with.

What do your methodologies look like when tackling new problems? How do you practice making connections so that you're able to tackle new problems in inventive and efficient ways?

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Made this video on Reflected XSS attack in brief •XSS attack•

Reflected XSS attack is type of XSS attack Using this attack the attacker can steal the user's session cookies and take over their account.

If you want me to make a detailed video on it lemme know.

https://youtu.be/45T_G_iGBYM

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FalconEye - Real-time detection software for Windows process injections
http://www.kitploit.com/2021/06/falconeye-real-time-detection-software.html

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