Learning infosec
Here is the start of my journey toward learning about infosec. I'll begin with the video from hacker101 aptly named 'Introduction' (December 2017, not too bad but might have some outdated content)
- Notes on Hacker101 videos/courses
- Notes on Hacker101 CTF
⚠️ SPOILER ALERT⚠️
TODO
- trailofbits gitbook on appsec/pentesting
- Notes on Web Security Academy
⚠️ SPOILER ALERT⚠️ - Notes on CTFLearn
⚠️ SPOILER ALERT⚠️ - Penetration Testing in 15hours
- MIT 63858 Computer Systems Security
- LiveOverFlow
- tryhackme
- Network Security 101
Useful links
- reddit thread with links to various resources
- especially this course: hack yourself first on pluralsight looks free even without sign up.
- ctfd at the bottom there is a list of year long ctf
- CTF course
- awesome CTF
- Ymir Vigfusson security course
- Purdue CERIAS YT channel
- JackkTutorial YT
- Black Hat YT
- DefCon YT
- PenTesting cheatsheet
- TryHackMe! Basic penetration testing
- MontréHack
- MontréHack Twitch channel
Certification recommandation
-
From NetworkChuck feat The Cyber Mentor
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lS9Eulfpffg&list=PLLKT__MCUeiycd-_VvfM1xI9t4uEV0g8i: most well rounded up certification. Teach you Active Directory hacking, very good for the education, but HR has no idea what this is.
- OSCP 800-1300$, 30-90days of lab time, you get a lot of practice (if you have the time). The exam is to hack 5 boxes. Downside is no methodologie for security, no wireless hacking. 200h, 5h/day for The Cyber Mentor (~90-130K in USA for junior position)
- SANS GPEN 7000$ but very good if your employer pays it. It prepares very good.