First of all, I have to apologise for the lack of posts the previous few months. After being put on furlough in April I was made redundant in July so when I wasn’t home-schooling the kids with the wife I was searching for jobs bit I am pleased to say I HAVE ONE and started…
Apologies for the lack of posts of late was really busy working from home and the with all this Corona/COVID 19 stuff I have been made furloughed so have been at home for the last week helping the wife home school. All the rubbish aside I am super excited to bring you this interview I…
Hey guys, Back with another review on a course, I have just finished it and as you can see from the title it’s a course using PowerShell for hacking so something totally different to what I have been doing with Linux, Kali, Parrot and suck so far. The concept of using windows for hacking is…
This is the Third volume of the four-volume course and if you haven’t already you can read my review of volume 1 and 2 over here:- VOLUME 1: HACKER’S EXPOSED VOLUME 2: NETWORK SECURITY VOLUME 3: ANONYMOUS BROWSING VOLUME 4: ENDPOINT PROTECTION I have to start by saying how much I am enjoying these courses…
Today I am posting an interview I have done with cybersecurity expert speaker, podcaster, author and author Daniel Miessler and I am super happy I got the chance to speak with him. He has probably one of the most viewed blog posts out there on starting in cybersecurity and certainly one that I was pointed…
Hello, welcome back if you are reading along, here is the next walkthrough. Level Goal The password for the next level is stored in a file called spaces in this filename located in the home directory Commands you may need to solve this level ls, cd, cat, file, du, find As usual, I will run…
Here we go again with another of the early levels at ‘Over the Wire’, it says for this one. “Level Goal The password for the next level is stored in a file called – located in the home directory Commands you may need to solve this level ls, cd, cat, file, du, find” As usual,…
Technically the first level after SSH into the server, we now need to start finding flags. Level Goal The password for the next level is stored in a file called readme located in the home directory. Use this password to log into bandit1 using SSH. Whenever you find a password for a level, use SSH…
These first few posts on the CTF challenges at ‘Over the Wire’ will be pretty short and basic which I am ok with, the whole purpose of ‘Over the Wire’ is to go from being an absolute beginner with ‘Bandit0 to Bandit34’ through to the others like Narnia and Maze. Suggested order to play the…
As mentioned in previous articles I am absolutely fascinated with ‘OSINT’ (Open-Source Intelligence) and ‘Information Gathering’ when it comes to ethical hacking and cybersecurity, maybe I am some kind of voyeur who likes snooping but I suppose it’s always been there as I love people watching when travelling, I used to travel a lot in…
This is the second volume of the four-volume course and if you haven’t already you can read my review of volume 1 over here (https://thesecuritynoob.com/course/the-complete-cyber-security-course-volume-1-by-nathan-house-review/). VOLUME 1: HACKER’S EXPOSED VOLUME 2: NETWORK SECURITY VOLUME 3: ANONYMOUS BROWSING VOLUME 4: ENDPOINT PROTECTION I have a huge interest in networking so I was looking forward to getting…
When I started to do courses and work through books it was always Kali this Kali that which is fair enough as it is the most widely used security OS in the Cybersecurity/Pentesting world. After a while, I saw Hackersploit using the Parrot OS which piqued my interest and from there I set about finding…
Apologies for the long absence I have been not well most of January but back now and right into it. Since I started this site I have managed to discover some fantastic resources and this course were available on UDEMY at this link HERE, I have it through Station X. I will admit that I…
When I was first starting this site I looked around a few different training courses, tried a few and was not really impressed with any until I took ‘The Complete Ethical Hacking Masterclass Beginner To Expert’ Course by HackerSploit. As you can see by my review it was the PERFECT course at the time for…
This is a book I was itching to get my hands on as you would already know if you read my review of ‘Linux Basics for Hackers’ and I can tell you it did not disappoint. Quite frankly the most enthralling tutorial-style book I have ever read of any kind in my 41 years in…
