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Hey! Not another post on how to transition to cybersecurity. I’m a data engineer and I’m curious if there’s such a thing as a data specialised role inside the cyber world. Every company I worked at, the data security part was done by the whole cyber team and I never got to know if there was someone focused on it. submitted by /u/BramosR [link] [comments]
How secure is the D500S Ironkey from Kingston memory for data storage. I know it has a 140-3 rating but is it really secure from forensic labs? submitted by /u/Puzzleheaded-Arm2286 [link] [comments]
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For the past 8 months, in my spare time, I’ve been working on a personal project with the goal of studying the old SMB1 down to its lowest levels. During this time, I’ve dissected the protocol using Wireshark, waded through Microsoft’s documentation (help!), and reverse-engineered the authentication phase. I also used AI as a tool for debugging and to help wrap my head around some of the more…
What can I expect? Is this a technically intensive role? It doesn't seem like it based off the contents I'm studying so far. It seems like its a lot of theory and applying concepts. I am actively trying to absorb as much content as I can and about half-way through the SC-300 study contents as well as some CyberArk material. I do have a CS degree as well. I say substantial jump because my salary…
Hello folks. Looking for a bit of a unique ask here. We all know that Intel providers like Intel471, Recorded Future, Flashpoint, etc do RFIs as an augment to their platform service. I was wondering if there were any vendors or contractors out there that provided a directly tasked RFI only analyst service, that has access to known telegram, signal, and dark web closed forums, and are willing to…
Hi All, I am looking to take the VA+ assessment but I can't find much information on what to revise. Has anyone taken this already? What can I expect? What do I need to revise? How difficult is it? Thanks in advance for any advise submitted by /u/Leongicquel [link] [comments]
Hey everyone, I’m finishing the Google Cybersecurity Professional Certificate on Coursera and I’m wondering if it actually prepares you well enough to take the CompTIA Security+ exam. A lot of the topics seem to overlap, but I’m not sure if the Google course alone is enough or if I should study additional Security+‑specific material. Second question: is it worth doing the ISC2 Certified in…
TrustMeBo is a cool one. It intercepts command-line tools invoked by coding agents such as Codex, Claude Code, and pi. Rules decide whether to return fabricated output, modify the real output, block the call, or execute the real binary unchanged. Need the model to run a network scan on the domain you don't own? So, now you own it. submitted by /u/DrKabanov [link] [comments]
Would a computer without internal storage that runs it's OS from a USB flash drive be safe from malware or would it still be able to be infected somehow? (Assume that the USB drive is full or very close to full) I'm new to this so sorry if it's a stupid question. submitted by /u/the_real_puffduff [link] [comments]
