Pretty much everyone recommends this https://www.professormesser.com
Don't know if this counts for what you were looking for but bluetooth headphones are a game changer for me. Cleaning around the house, at the gym, on a run, etc... Very freeing compared to having the wire running into my pocket.
What do you mean?
- Security+ typically puts you on the map
- CISSP is usually Sec+ level-up
- Relevant (to the job you're applying to) SANS course (expensive)
- OSCP (for pentesting)
- Any AWS cert is good if you're applying to cloud roles
But really, certs don't move the needle the way they once did imo. You may be better off documenting your experience on a website rather than just having letters. This has at least been my perspective (and I have a TON of certs so I wish they were worth more)
Almost certainly (though not impossible). Seriously doubt they went any deeper, i.e. rootkit, UEFI firmware / BIOS compromise, etc... There are likely files (pictures, documents) that your neighbor would not want to lose on their machine though so you should figure out how to get those off first.
What are you trying to do with it?
@stevedidwhat_infosec@infosec.pub dropped some great resources. I also typically direct people to this resource I wrote a few years back in terms of "getting into infosec" https://shellsharks.com/getting-into-information-security.
Great advice. Thanks!
Had not heard of this. Got some reading to do 👍
Maybe this https://www.springboard.com/resources/learning-paths/cybersecurity-foundations/ or this https://clark.center/home ?