i havent really seen that myself, there has been a couple but nothing really worrying, unless im wrong what attacks are you talking about specifically?
What are some good cyberpunk and sec projects for a rasberry pi? I want to monitor all my network traffic and get alerts when someone logs in or is poking around.
I guess you could run pfsense or openwrt on it Or it could be a sheep dip computer Or put metasploitable on it and attack it If you want you could set it up as a honey pot on your network, but that feels like its a waste of resources
24 posts in 6 hours you are all completely pathetic
Noah Brooks
Nobody but the guys who finished it know. If anyone completed it or if it even was able to complete, they would not want to leak everything about it considering our leakers got to a point they had no idea what to do. It could be one of many things: -L33T hacker group hiring -L33T cybersec job hiring -A well crafted joke -Honeypot by the glowies to spot people with high expertise -(Here you can add yours)
Have you guys read any of the books from the mega? Which one and how was it? I read the first two Kevin Mitnick books and they are full of entertaining hacking stories, not very useful for practice (mostly very specific and outdated stuff), but they exemplify the right mindset.
Zachary Smith
they're ok for cheap nids boxes, but you have to have something to feed them into like a siem or xdr.
Adrian Ward
In 2022 cyberpunk fandom/community is full of söymilk-drinking r*dditors and MtF troons. Same thing applies to Serial Experiments Lain fandom.
Jonathan Hughes
every community has soi and trans, nazipleb. it's 2022.
Chase Phillips
how about you read some of a book and decide if youll like it for yourself instead of asking which one is good, its right fucking there you trog, read.
Jackson Green
how much do you make a year, how long have you been in your current relationship, what are your hobbies, when was the last time you spoke to your mother and father, do you have any certifications or degrees, are you doing anything with your life?
Cooper Clark
> how much do you make a year I don't work.
> how long have you been in your current relationship If by relationship you mean romantic relationship, then I've never been in one.
> what are your hobbies Hobbies are for r*dditors and therefore cringe.
> when was the last time you spoke to your mother 2022-01-08.
> father 2022-01-08.
> do you have any certifications or degrees No.
> are you doing anything with your life? I write high-quality posts on American anime-discussion imageboards.
Julian Foster
are indoor hydroponics cyberpunk?
Dylan Johnson
How about you read my post till the end before you react to it you dumb mouthbreather? Don't reply to me until you read a fucking book yourself too.
Dylan Smith
I guess Isn't growing stuff at home illegal in America?
Kevin Lee
im not too sure, what would make it cyberpunk specifically?
Luke Kelly
kek
Ryder Green
right
Jaxon Cook
hydroponics can be highly automatized, currently I'm just monitoring nutrients and CO2 levels and adjusting manually but it should be easy to fully automatize, not growing anything restricted at the moment because I'm learning the ropes and still fiddling with 3D printed parts to mount the equipment but the leaves of my tomato plants should be poisonous.
Logan Reed
"We fight for freedom of information. We fight for freedom of speech and press. We fight for the freedom to express our thoughts freely, without being persecuted by the System." No connection whatsoever.
"Encryption of information is our weapon. Thus the words of revolution can spread uninterrupted, and the government remains in the dark." No connection, sir. Did you even read "A Cyberpunk Manifesto"? What are you doing here actually? sizeof.cat/project/a-cyberpunk-manifesto/
Zachary Fisher
Yes. That is how you can have a closed system to get food and oxygen while getting rid of the CO2. You need about 3000 l with spirulina to do that, plus electrical power to drive the growth lights.
How do I actually become a hacker? I have taken some courses on sec but the only thing we did was an sql injection. I am not talking about a career ofcourse.
Nolan Gutierrez
Are these threads meant to share cyan and purple artworks of overly designed and needless complex devices? I'm in.
>get a job as a security analyst for banking systems operating on HTTP >review the OWASP Top 10 >i always gave the best of my abilities. Report with findings as of date and time >never receive any kind of complaint >fired because "organization needs".
i have now subscribed to the IBM security certification program through Coursera. Without a job, without a monetary income, I have to cover as much content as possible in the shortest time and get these badges of recognition to have any job opportunity in the area again.
I have my T410 upgraded. Is all I need. I can do this.
Anthony Stewart
>Americans aren't allowed to have house plants No wonder they all need therapy.
>Got IBM Cybersecurity for the badge >Passed CompTIA Sec+ >studying for Linux+ now Is this enough to get a job? I have an associate’s degree in a completely unrelated field, otherwise dropped out of college.
I’m changing careers at 30 after COVID nuked my tiny e-commerce business. No debt, thank god.
Joshua Ortiz
Do Net+ and at the very least watch PBS Crash Course Computer Schience too. Net+ is orders of magnitude harder than Sec+ and Linux+.
Unpopular truth: CompTIA and EC-Council certs aren't worth anything. The only thing that they demonstrate is that you can talk the talk with the most trivial basics.
SANS/GIAC 500 level is entry-level.
Liam Richardson
wtf dude yea thats more than enough to get a good job, how's studying for Linux+?
Oliver Flores
is this a bot thread? I swear there are the same pics as yesterday and the same posts as yesterday!? I'm loosing my mind? PLEASE DON'T TELL Y'ALL ARE a GPT AI
OSCP is the entry-level cert for big boys in the pentesting / red teaming / ethical hacking space, if that's where you're interested in going. It's way harder than most certs, but it speaks volumes because of that.
Jackson Gonzalez
im just really upset
Hunter Smith
That's what I've been told, thanks.
Dylan Price
isnt OSWE better?
Owen Mitchell
>no shower sounds about right
Oliver Butler
OSWE is the web-focused variant, which is easier and less impressive than OSCP but a good addition to it. OSCP is SANS SEC560 / GPEN level. OSWE is SANS SEC542 / GWAPT level.
You may be thinking of OSCE, which is SANS SEC660 / GXPN level, or OSEE, which is SANS SEC760 / Corelan level.
Kayden Morgan
The toilet doubles as a shower. Waste is feed for the algae tanks.
I get a fair bit of phishing attempts. Anyone else troll these attempts? I replace the email part of the URL with something that looks like a government address and try to log in. Perhaps one day they send out a crew to dispose of those phishers.
Christopher Gray
Based
Anthony Bailey
>The toilet doubles as a shower I don't see a showerhead anywhere near that toilet
Alexander Lee
>He knows what HRT is. hope your transition goes well :)
Jackson Russell
>he doesn't know
Wyatt Mitchell
any better way to download the /sec/ pdfs than mega? i despise how it keeps trying to force me to buy its subscription
Isaiah Green
>i despise how it keeps trying to force me to buy its subscription just be patient
Joshua Phillips
>just wait several days to download some pdfs that could be downloaded in under an hour
Master networking, linux, and bash scripts. Then start reading books on ethical hacking. If you are completely new i'd recommend something like "hacking for dummies" After mastering the tools of kali linux, learn C and read "The Art of exploitation" and learn to build exploits.
No catching rainwater or growing your own food Here's some pills to make you feel better
Carson Walker
Best of luck user
"The web application hackers handbook" is the golden book for web hacking if that's the sort of thing you are looking for
I've been getting a lot of phishing messages lately, "Your package is on it's way click this link for tracking" or even "You were shown in this youtube video" type stuff...
Can we put the cybertruck through that algorithm that smoothed out the Gta definitive edition
Christopher Myers
The new Matrix sucked ass, huh?
John Carter
Alright lads, im gonna do this in batches so expect a visit from me every now and then.
For todays dump we've got some good fucking videos some REAL good shit so please make sure to take your time and enjoy these 108gb of resources and ofcourse requests CAN be made but do not expect a resource immediately or ever.
I wish you anons the best and hope to see you next time May the sun rise from the west once more
Fucking hell user, it took me a whole day to download 8 GBs from Mega. I have a request: make a torrent or something.
Owen Ward
Tryhackme
Kevin Sanchez
>make sure to take your time and enjoy I expected TRON movies.
Zachary Stewart
neat
this tho
Grayson Evans
Are the sequels to Neuromancer worth reading?
Ryan Green
Count zero and mona lisa overdrive are pretty good but there aren't many repeat characters although they are all in the same universe.
I'd recommend Burning chrome, it's a collection of short stories by him but neuromancer is his best work in my eyes
I just watched tron legacy and I have questions, like: What happened after the two left, did the world get destroyed? Are tron people like real people or was she special? Did the tron people get wiped out by the jeff bridges explosion?
I feel like a genocide occurred and the movie just ignored it
Good luck user. The IBM Coursera Cybersecurity learning path is somewhat good in the last 3 courses, and the completion is kinda a meme-cert but it does help.
As says, not many characters are repeated, but the consequences of the events in Neuromancer are what causes the situation of what happens in the other novels. I thought they were pretty great to read too.
Joshua King
im surprised u guys kept this alive while i was asleep, thank u
Any good cyberpunk vr games? Other than like cyberpunk vrchat worlds.
Jaxson Baker
What would be the actual use of having kali in a RBPi? besides being a cool little thing
William Cooper
youd have to come up with your own uses for something like that
Hudson Jenkins
the sequels aren't much in terms of literature and don't really add a lot to the cyberpunk imagery of the first except for a detail or two, but if you enjoyed reading that jargon-packed prose and the feels from the first book, you'll enjoy the other two. [spoiler]AI acting as gods will truly be laff[/spoiler]
i would never stop using it if these laptops exists and are available to buy
Carson Moore
That's cool as fuck, did you buy it? Build it? And can you tell me from where or what parts you used?
Caleb Bailey
i did not build this nor buy it nor is that me, its just image i have from the mega linked
Carter Gonzalez
How do you close it?
Bentley Bailey
Why do some people in the field despise the term "cybersecurity" and insist on information technology (security)
Dylan Jackson
you think you close it?
Henry Robinson
fair enough
Lincoln Nelson
Its just a raspberry + display inside a toolbox. Plus a battery hidden somewhere
Aiden Williams
Or a tablet
Owen Anderson
>pod dwelling >tiny bathroom >no shower >no bed, only couch >brainwashed drone laying on the couch watching corpo news media on the jewish propaganda box Yep, very 2020s image.
Most people who want to be seen as professional hate the term cyber because it sounds like out dated sci fi larp crap. I but I think it's 90s cool so I use it.
We will wish for a home that nice one day :( Imagine the 90's cubicle desk, now there are no walls, less space, and you are likely hot swapping with others and so you cannot decorate and have no privacy.
>Do you think society will migrate underground if global weather conditions worsen? no
Julian Perez
user it would be really appreciated if you could make this a torrent or if someone else has this downloaded can you make this a torrent and ill add the magnet link to the paste
Cooper Robinson
what was that page that you upload fiels to see if they have a virus?
Nicholas Garcia
wrong one fuck sorry virustotal.com
Landon Williams
Hello brothers, I’m getting my cybersecurity degree currently, but I’m thinking of picking up a junior system administrator or junior IT job so I can get experience before I get my degree.
Anybody have any experience joining the cybersecurity job market, and any advice? Currently working on security + & some other certs
if you just want to watch something just use norton, proton, or mullvad i never even heard of tachyon
Parker Morgan
It got good reviews on google and im a deathgrips fan so i thought id give it a try. Seems ok but the website talks about a ton of stuff that goes over my head.
Jayden Watson
use cryptostorm
Landon Cruz
anyone here do incident response or is it just pentesters here
Jaxon Hill
incident response is a scam, hackers already got what they want
Daniel Sullivan
just pentesters here got it
Christopher Clark
>multiscreen setup >X11 sorry, this breaks the plausibility
Hello /cybsec/ Can anyone help me get a security engineer or analyst job? any recommendations for passing interviews, avoiding terrible positions in the industry, doing the job, work stories, or crafting resume's appreciated. Not expecting an inside referral but neither would I reject.
Thinking of buying a lap top..... What should I get??? Midrange price, a good learner... uh yah ive been using a chrome book and want a machine that i can do stuff with too. Should i just go to target or best buy..? nuy used ??? what do??? halp. plz.
Josiah Morgan
this post either glows or is underageb&
Isaac Roberts
im not underage im just sorta special like. sooo... what's a good laptop kindtype?
Charles Carter
ask or
Sebastian Clark
Any Forums would say thinkpad Normies woulds say a mac I'd say one of these two would be a good idea, but no need to rush
Currently the M1 Macbook Air seems to be the best bang for your buck. IIRC it can be had for like $800 has a very nice screen, long battery life and beats the fuck out of pretty much anything similarly priced. Only 8Gb RAM in the base config though, and it's of course soldered.
Isaac Price
Uhhh what about us fascists in cybersecurity who are all for censoring certain (((group’s))) speech?
Nathan Howard
Get your Security+ and check out TryHackMe, see if you like Web Hacking, many former devs are really good at Web Application penetration testing and bug bounties, since they know how the developers think.
Ryder Reyes
Lol yes Sec+ is enough to get a basic entry level Cybersec job
Oliver Wright
>I want to monitor all my network traffic and get alerts when someone logs in or is poking around.
Mirror a port on your switch, have the traffic go to a SecurityOnion box, make sure you have good rules for alerts, make sure you have enough storage for full packet capture...
Logan Campbell
>i always gave the best of my abilities. Report with findings as of date and time
Honestly bro this is probably why you were fired. I have seen it myself. The company execs actually see you as a liability because they have to fix all the shit you report. I know this sounds counterintuitive but it really does happen. Anyway good luck man.
Jeremiah Gomez
>web app pentesting
Two years too late for that bandwagon; the new hotness is embedded systems / IoT, and cloud services. Web apps still factor largely in most of the tests I do, but that's not the hiring push right now. They're hiring guys who can test cloud and embedded systems. If you're comfortable breaking open a device and pulling data off its hardware, and/or you're comfortable assessing AWS/Azure deployments, you will be making good money.
I think the reason for this is because a lot of web devs are being pushed out by pajeets/chinks and need a way to maintain their salary requirements so they get into security... But right now the market is saturated with former web devs. >t. fortune 100 red team
Jayden Allen
Is it possible to have a life as a cybersecurity professional? Don't mind spending hours testing on a computer all day, however wanted to know if professionals in this field manage to get sun and (good) sex at all too.
Jose Richardson
I have become one of the most elite hackers in the world, thanks to you pedos and your lolis. My hatred for your pedophilic ways has made me master the craft and ruin dozens of pedos, with more to come. You are lucky the law protects you, because I would inflict pain on you that you didn't even think was possible. You will beg me for death, pedos. God will smite you, and I will help him.
Justin Scott
What do u think about radiohacking(SDR,electro warfare)? Is this dead?
David Bennett
Yeah Cloud Security is definitely the big new buzz, but Web App PenTesting will always remain a good, steady flow of jobs. I think Web App is best for beginners too. Then you move onto more advanced things like Cloud or embedded.
Mason Baker
I work in IT, got my sec+, missed like one question and I want to get into pentesting. I've been spending a lot of time on Kali, learning/practicing lately as well and just started messing around with htb and tryhackme.
All of them are in the megas, problem is choice, nobody here read any of that shit, we mostly just hoard.
David Russell
Is blueteam/defensive oriented security truly bullshit? My buddy works as a full time pentester for a F500 org and he says it is and I should be focused on learning pentesting instead.
Jeremiah Martin
Its called incident "response" for a reason, there is really only so much you can do, honestly. Pentesting is a deeper field, imo and at my job, the IR team are mostly people who are getting close to retirement.
Luis Sanders
>Is this dead?
No, it is becoming more and more important. Good time/money investment to master it
Jason Torres
Any good resource about it?
Parker Gray
this general sucks balls
Jaxon Sanchez
That's rude user, we are trying.
Brandon Howard
I've been in a blue team role and they've spent over 50k in a year alone sending me to conferences, trainings, etc. It's cozy as fuck.
Michael Walker
yea man if you dont like it you can just add it to your filter list faggot no one and nothing is going to stop me from making these threads
also goodmorning cyberpunks, hope everyone's coffee taste good
I'd say purple teaming approach to DFIR is better, since you know the mindset of an attacker and know better where to look for things. Strictly blue teaming relies a lot on trust of SIEM tools, so you're stuck when something happens and your software doesn't report it.
No, u
Angel Sullivan
Anons, do you happen to need Burp Pro 2022.1 and about 40 plugins for Burp Suite? I can make your dreams come true.
(basically JRE 17 needs the "--add-opens=java.desktop/javax.swing=ALL-UNNAMED --add-opens=java.base/java.lang=ALL-UNNAMED" part, if you run it without it will bitch) 2. Burpsuite starts, click next next or something, when you get to activation: 3. Open the loader (the license generator) in a separate command line, like this:
java -jar Loader.jar
change the License Text to whatever you want, copy the License string into BurpSuite, choose manual activation (in BS) and copy the Activation Request from BS to the Loader and copy the Activation Response from the Loader back into BS. Click next or something and you're done. When you need to open BS run:
clearly its made by a group of people obsessed with the occult. its hevel. you didn't miss anything. no ascension, no illumination, its just internet games produced by roleplayers.
Nathan Myers
there are dfir people, but it's a thankless cleanup job like a digital janitor. thanks to @swagitda_ and a few others on twitter I know that it's cheaper to clean up a mess than prevent it so dfir is job security.
Just clicked on the porn ad a.adtng for half a second before closing before it could load. Is there a security risk or am I just being paranoid?
Logan Lopez
It happened to me ONCE, but the process was noticeable from the beginning. It was the first HE operation I did for a client. I didn't know the "rules of engagement", but I was warned that the report was poorly done and went over the range of operations defined (I discovered subdomains in the target system, analyzed them and added them to the report).
After that incident, in the organization we worked with the following methodology
>write report >send it to a peer review, known as Technical QA One >Technical QA One read the report, highlighted errors and sent it back to me, the consultant, for correction. >QA Tech One approved the report and sent it to the "Technical Leader" for peer review to check if the report really referred to security findings that put at risk the confidentiality and integrity of the information (not Availability because our client's work methodology was chaotic).
Stable job is a beautiful thing.
You wake up in the morning, receive your SCRUM story card with the characteristics of the EH operation, you go to a meeting to have the next story flow explained to you and at the end of the month you receive your check. It is stable. It's predictable. Now with no job, I must assume the identity of a anonymous "white threat actor" and try to get some cash.
>Good luck user. The IBM Coursera Cybersecurity learning path is somewhat good in the last 3 courses, and the completion is kinda a meme-cert but it does help.
At the end of the day, I know this IBM Cybsec Course is a meme but I'm...fond of it. It makes me a little depressed to think that IBM is being fucking MOGGED by ISC2 who has another course available through Coursera which is the SSCP, but the cost of this certificate is simply grotesque. I can't afford it. But I have already covered ground. Since the last day I posted in this thread I am about to get "Introduction to Cybsec Tools". I need to make the 49 USD I paid for this worthwhile and fast as fuck.
Christopher Torres
how do I block websites by something that's not editing the hosts file
Nicholas Morris
I am reading them, it just takes much longer to read than download
Study hard and do your best
Theres a big push for working from home, but i'm not sure if it will actually improve things. Management will probably find new ways to be oppressive in your own home now.
Why not? From what i've seen it looks like a step in the right direction?
Neat. Oh keep an eye on the READY100 which should be shipping soon (the first batch, including mine) for a "cyberdeck" style enclosure that's focused on customization, FOSS everything, and overall usable for whatever you customize it to do and capable of housing everything from a SBC up to a 4x4/NUC x86-64 layout. The developer is having some custom fabricated components like a hotswap capable PCB able to use QMK firmware among other features, and there's a particularly complex power regulation circuit that they had made to be able to accept a variety of power sources including 18650 li-poly batteries. Pic is their little CES booth showing some of the prototypes
