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The_Wheelman1 posted...

There is no way Trump will win at this point.

if I had a nickel every time I heard this in 2015/16 when he was running the first time

electricbugs2 posted...

Are you illiterate? Ive now told you to shut the fuck up twice. Why the hell are you still posting?

lmaoooo youre cute when youre mad

electricbugs2 posted...

I wish you would do as youre told and shut the fuck up, but we cant have everything we want in life.

Oh that reminds me. Shut the fuck up.

but why would I do that in my own topic

Sayoria posted...

Susan Collins, how did you find CE?

I wish I was as sexy as ole Susie

CRON posted...

Lizzo is undeniably talented in many ways but it confuses me how the overwhelming majority of her fans are white women in their thirties that all have the same identical talking points when praising her - she's confident, and she can play the flute.

What is it about Lizzo that appeals to so many suburban white women, that they don't see in other Black women in music?

Kinda racist to say the only people who like lizzo are white womenn

Rathinor posted...

Are you seriously a Trump supporter? I thought you were better than that

I voted for Biden in 2020 and Clinton in 2016

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saddest user on CE right here

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Would you like to have babies with me?

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do you just love me? Is that why you follow me around and love to engage with me?

must be your favorite poster on CE for you to constantly post on my topics every single time

ForTheGlory posted...

So if the answer is no, then you cant really say that fat shaming is allowed if you dont even know if its been reported or not.

those posts are still up and wont get deleted. I know for a fact its allowed because Ive been on CE since 2002 and fat shaming is never moderated

OudeGeuze posted...

I straight up got warned by mods by saying transmen could get pregnant lol

mods just dont like any talk of trans people and ban anything they think is offensive to them personally even if its not against the TOS

ForTheGlory posted...

Did you mark those posts for the moderators?

snitches get stitches

Questionmarktarius posted...

House arrest, on a golf course.

ya that wont happen either. Trump will run for President in 2024 and more than likely win

How come blatant fat shaming is allowed on CE but comments about trans people that arent even negative result in suspensions?

ColdRainAndSnow posted...

Hell be the President of Cell Block C

trump will never see jail time

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i love how you post in every topic I make. I suspect Im actually your favorite poster on CE

<3 u bby

TheGoldenEel posted...

speedrunning the next suspension

ill show you a suspension

SrRd_RacinG posted...

Your hopes are actually nightmares.

2016 was a nightmare but trump has learned his lessons and will be a better president this time I promise

That way it can be like 2016 all over again

Series x is better

No its nasty

R1masher posted...

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/1/1/1/AAYZyTAADuy_.jpg

saxy

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/1/0/7/AAXZA7AADuy7.jpg

TC is your username in reference to the Houston based brewery, Saint Arnold?

Rathinor posted...

From the tools, have you had any actual experience, or is it mostly just simulation so far?

By actual I mean stuff like bug bounties, running red team exercises on a real server etc

I built my own home lab and got a Raspberry Pi 4 to setup a SIEM to monitor my own home network traffic. Red team exercises on real servers would be illegal unless youre employed as a pen tester though lol

Just job searching and applying/interviewing for SOC analyst roles to gain that real world experience. Theres plenty of packet capture samples out there to look at and analyze different attacks though that Ive studied a lot.

Lmao what happened to my topic and how did it turn into this

It just causes such a distraction for all the ladies.

Like, my eyes are up here. Too many woman cant help but stare down at my sexy ass calves all the time. Its annoying af. I hate being treated like such a piece of meat.

although sometimes I wear shorts just to tease the ladies ;)

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some of the lower level hacking doesnt even really need much coding to be done. Command line/terminal commands mainly. But ya a lot of it is exploring vulnerabilities that get found and reported to open source websites, basically.

BlazinBlue88 posted...

"The security team needs to fuck off and just let my app require local admins rights in order to run!"

lol thats basically what I gathered from that post honestly

Its all your fault TC

Hot damn kenan had a sexy ass wife! Hope hes with someone just as hot cuz GOD DAMN!

warlock7735 posted...

Security teams are the worst for developers. Yous have no idea what we're doing at an application level and as a developer, I couldn't care less about the tooling results or your infra. Unless you're writing code, I'm not interested in your technical opinion or suggestion involving my code base

lol shouldnt a good development team have a member who focuses on security but is also well versed in writing actual code?

Ok I will

icp is garbage trash tier music

BlazinBlue88 posted...

I enjoy the downtime that comes from dealing with infrastructure. You do get the occasional hectic periods where you're leading major projects with a deadline or something big broke. As long as your built your infrastructure well with a lot of redundancy, the break/fix stuff is few and far between. The downtime gives you the breathing room to PoC new things, study new concepts, or just slack off if you're not feeling great that day. Lol

Haha yeah that makes sense. I guess a good SOC team would have a fair amount of downtime if things are built correctly from the ground up too though, right?

BlazinBlue88 posted...

OK cool it seems like you are already aware of the knowledge you'll need in other areas of IT. Also knowing that information is a huge benefit in case you decide you don't care for security. It'll be much easier to move over to other specialties.

Yeah I've been in IT for 12 years now. Currently an infrastructure engineer so my job focuses on managing storage and cpu resources against our datacenter and AWS costs, backup/disaster recovery solutions, and making sure the infrastructure is properly built out so our devs can get their money making projects completed.

Ah, yeah nice! Im definitely mainly interested in security. Being like a network engineer or administrator doesnt sound as fun to me. Plus I really like the team aspect of a SOC. A fair amount of thrills and stress from that type of job would be fun.

BlazinBlue88 posted...

A warning: CompTIA certs are really basic certs that aren't well respected in many circles of IT. Most of the time there are better certs to get in a particular field that'll get you more work than the CompTIA ones will. For instance, if you were to go into networking, Networking+ is a waste of time when you could get Cisco's CCENT or CCNA instead. The only time CompTIA certs are truly worth it imo is when they are required which would be gov't work. For whatever reason, the gov't still required Security+ for most IT jobs. Make sure you aren't wasting your time and money on multiple certs when one cert will get you the job.

Arch Linux doesn't have any built in hacker tools. By design it's a general OS to give you the most basic operating system. From there, the user installs whatever they need. You must have been using some modified Arch ISO. Kali on the other hand is designed for forensics and pen testing so it comes with all of those tools by default.

Which brings me to some advice. During your career, I'd recommend you familiarize yourself with different aspects of IT. It's harder to make reasonable security recommendations to sysadmins/dev/engineers if you don't have a good grasp of how things work. I've met many IT security people that only know how to run their tools and tell me I need to fix my stuff based on the results of their tools. You don't want to tell someone to close port 443 on a webserver just because your tool said "Port 443 is open. This potentially exposes the server to the public internet" You'll end up looking like a jackass.

Ya getting Security+ and CySA+ are just my starting points to land a job in the first place. Studying for them really has given me a great baseline of knowledge to start with though. I plan on getting more specific certs through other organizations too. Specifically some of the Cisco stuff.

But yes, whats blown me away the most with learning about cyber security so far has been you kinda need to have intermediate/advanced knowledge in pretty much every aspect of technology in general. Which I actually think is super cool.

I really enjoy Python so far, and have realized Im pretty good at writing code/understanding the logic and flow of it all. I could see myself in a DevSecOps role years from now, once I get some experience as a basic analyst while I continue to practice coding.

Do you work in the industry?

pfh1001 posted...

Agreed.

Theyre gr-gre-greaaaaat!

Bio1590 posted...

He honestly has one of the worst gimmicks and is a prime example of the Mods letting people get away with stuff simply because it's a "gimmick".

Is JustMyOpinions gimmick to constantly stalk me and post in all my topics??

or am I actually JustMyOpinions alt?

whoa man o.0

Evening_Dragon posted...

Well, did you?

You silly rabbit, Trix are for kids

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/7/2/8/AAXZA7AADudY.jpg

his hate flows like water and it fuels me to continue to be great

Unknown480 posted...

How can I learn to be a computer hacker like you, TC? Serious question.

internet has lots of ways to learn.

being serious. Tons of free resources out there on how to legitimately hack into basically everything. Some harder things require fairly intricate understanding of Python/programming/command line stuff tho

BuckVanHammer posted...

What/who's your inspiration?

a new career thats fun and makes a shit ton of money

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i dont ever shit post, you must have me mixed up with another user mah dude

Trumpo posted...

What materials/source did you use to learn?

Went through a university bootcamp, mainly. Studied for the Security+ and passed last week. YouTube actually has a ton of great resources, along with websites like Hack The Box and Try Hack Me worked great for learning the different methods and types of attacks. Theyre really fun, too. Almost gamifies learning in a way.

itachi15243 posted...

Yeah, I understand that.

Are you saying you learned everything about all of that and all hacking in three months or what

I understand the methods. Yes. There are lots of common ways that the vast majority of hackers use to get into systems. Mr. Robot as a tv show actually showcases a lot of whats possible, realistically.

There are a lot of hacking tools out there nowadays that can kind of automate explorations, but most require some pretty complex knowledge of Linux and terminal commands.

BlazinBlue88 posted...

Will you try to work for a company's InfoSec dept or a cyber security company selling pen testing services to customers?

Also is Kali Linux still the go to OS for a set of hacking tools?

SOC team, yeah. Eventually wanna do pen testing for sure, but from what I understand it takes some time as a security analyst first before that kinda role. Pays damn well too. Pen testers get paid like $120k/year starting from job postings Ive seen. I plan on taking the CompTIA Pen Test+ and the Certified Ethical Hacker exam within the next year or so. Already knocked out the Security+ exam and am taking the CySA+ next week.

And ya, Kali Linux mainly. Arch Linux has a lot of neat tools too, but I like Kali more.