And this year, my main goal is to get into the bug bounty and make my first submission. I understand concepts of ethical hacking, pentesting and security hardening in a way I feel comfortable talking about it. Overall, I am proud of my achievements from the last year. I got my focus mostly on the Starting Point Path and few of the boxes. I have neglected this site and I want to do more of it in 2022 to use my premium access as much as possible. I was enjoying each module I've completed so far, and I have plans for the 2022 to do more of them. Really solid track of 24 challenges - some composed by well-know personas in cybersecurity. 🔗 LinkedIn Learning Path: Become an Ethical Hacker TryHackMe Advent of Cyber 2021 When you have the opportunity - give it a try. 🔗 Pluralsight: Ethical Hacking (CEH Prep 2018) LinkedIn Learning Path: Become an Ethical Hacker Strongly recommend if you have access to Pluralsight subscription (you can find few months here and there for free, like on the Visual Studio Dev Essentials). Almost 80hs of materials that gave me very impressing and wide knowledge about Ethical Hacking I have picked up some projects to do or things to discover by myself. 🔗 LinkedIn Courses Pluralsight CEH Prep 2018 🔗 LinkedIn Hashnode TOP100 Most Viewed Blog 🔗 LinkedIn post 1 year VIP+ HTB Giveaway Win Community Content of the May 2021 by HackTheBox I've been appreciated a couple of times, which gave me the boost to confidence. 🔗 HTB Cyber Santa CTF 2021: Toy Workshop write-up Media Presence 🔗 Award-winning write-up: Most interesting write-up HackThe Box Cyber Santa 2021 CTF 🔗 HTB Business CTF 2021 SecuRing CTF: Różdżka Chaosu (Wand of Chaos) I've won there the Raspberry Pi 4B - on which I am currently running my headless Kali box (accessible over the Internet). 🔗 CTF: Cyber Apocalypse 2021 Datadog x HackTheBox at RSA CTF I really liked these events that grant at least 24h after competition to go through all tasks and fill the blanks in the reports. I have learned that it is very hard to both focus on taking notes that will be usable later when doing write-ups while going through CTF challenges. 🔗 Join CyberEthical.Me community on the Discord Participation & media presence Server is really useful when, as a group, we are participating in the CTF. I wish we have more discussions there, even when I start some topic I get close to none response, so apart from few of members I assume these are mostly dead numbers. Of couse this doesn't include the Patreon benefits. I've also launched a one-time support option. Unfortunately, not a single person showed the interest. Well, I was having particularly high hopes that creating Patreon will awake the community and I would be able to create more targeted content, for the topics you would like to see. Second one was the clever command which I spot during HTB Battlegrounds from ippsec. Most attention got Tweet that was boosted by Hack The Box during their Cyber Santa 2021 CTF. I'm participating in the CTF and just got the flag - be proud of it on Twitter.Īs for the statistics, this platform allows only 3 months span, so there was a little more of work to collect data, but here there are: I'm watching some live content and see some clever command - tweet about it. Later on 2021 I discovered that quick, impulsive tweets gets the best attention. Oh yeah, there is also a Twitter, that I was never sure what should go there. But I think 70 followers on Instagram is pretty good, taking into consideration I haven't done any aggressive marketing.
🔗 IG: Year of the Jellyfish - write-upĪs you can see, I can't say much about my audience because I haven't reached 100 likes/followers on any platform.
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