#TIL about OSINT (open source intelligence, the process of gathering information utilizing public resources) & I’m like wait a min, I’ve been doing this for FUN since I was a kid and there’s whole methodologies and techniques? It’s never too late to learn and expand your skillset
I always thought I was weird bc I’ll just randomly go on deep dives and find more information about a person or case. I’ll have barely one or 2 clues or pieces of information about something & investigate. That’s what I did for a lot of missing person cases for instance.
Infosec is so fire y’all. Deadass.
When I started my coding journey I was initially trying to get into infosec lol 😂 but I had no idea what I was doing, ended up in web dev. But I’m grateful I followed so many infosec ppl early on bc now i can creep on y’all timelines and figure out what I need to learn 🤌🏽
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Starting off with a mini win lol 🥲 Setting up a virtual lab to follow a book I got on networking & security. I was able to successfully set up pfSense & Metasploit so I can attack her 🥰.
Always frustrating yet rewarding when you have to Google & experiment your way to solutions lol errors happen all the time & you have to really be persistent and not accept defeat. I always end up learning more from having to overcome obstacles when I learn new things in tech
So far:
- I set up pfSense VM & enabled a bridged adapter to create a connection between the VM & internet
- Enabled network adapter to an internal network so it can connect to other VMs
- Set up Metasploitable VM & connect to my internal network