Cybersecurity Training Library
Here's my list of bookmarks for cybersecurity training resources. I'll keep adding to it over time.
Cloud Service Providers
- Microsoft Training Documentation - (Free) - A great Microsoft resource for security principles and training.
Community / Collaboration / Forums
Fortinet FCP Study Resources
A new month, a new certification endeavor! This time, I'm starting to focus on the Fortinet Certified Professional track. What follows is a breakdown of the various study resources I'm using. Time permitting, I'll update it with additional resources I come across along the way.
Miscellaneous
Metasploit Search Parameters
Just a friendly reminder on the search options, keywords, and sorting choices for metasploit.
Usage: search [<options>] [<keywords>:<value>]
Prepending a value with '-' will exclude any matching results.
If no options or keywords are provided, cached results are displayed.
OPTIONS:
-h . . .Workaround for delayed response between Logitech Harmony and Roku
This was driving me insane for the better part of a day.
Fun fact, Logitech Harmony Hub defaults to talking to Roku devices via network-based remote commands. In theory, it's a really cool idea... until you realize the latency penalties of multiple hops:
Harmony Remote --> Harmony Hub --> Router --> Roku
. . .How to get things done
Even when you don't feel like it
The other day, I came across a great set of principles for tackling procrastination. Credit where credit is due: this list came from the great Colby Kultgen
Start small. Like reeaaally small. Do 1 push-up. Write 1 line of code. Meditate for 1 minute. Make the barrier to start so low, that you would feel stupid for not . . .
Quick tip: leverage strings command to make hybrid files more readable
I came across a nifty linux command (strings) recently and wanted to boost the volume. It's super helpful for filtering out non-human-readable (binary) content from from a file.
For example, I reviewing a Vim swap file containing php content and the output looked like:
(don't worry - this isn't actual data. . . .
