System Weakness

This post outlines a low-budget roadmap for newbies looking to start a career in cybersecurity, particularly in offensive security. It emphasizes the importance of developing core technical and soft skills, provides guidance for both complete beginners and those with some prior experience, and suggests various free and paid resources for learning and practice. Certifications are highlighted as a means to demonstrate skills to employers, and practical advice is offered on utilizing platforms like TryHackMe and HackTheBox.

Low-Budget Cybersecurity Roadmap for Newbies (never tried before)

David Bombal

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Low Level Learning

Learning C through capture the flag (CTF) exercises is recommended for those interested in cyber security. CTF helps understand how code can be broken and how to improve code safety as a result. Writing safe code requires knowledge of breaking code.

C, but for Offensive Security

Offensive security refers to the proactive approach to cybersecurity that involves simulating real-world attacks, vulnerabilities, and threats to identify and mitigate security weaknesses in systems and networks before they can be exploited by malicious actors. It encompasses activities such as penetration testing, red teaming, and vulnerability assessment for assessing security posture, improving defenses, and enhancing incident response capabilities. Readers can explore offensive security methodologies, tools, and best practices for protecting against cyber threats, understanding attacker tactics, and strengthening security resilience.

Best of Offensive Security — 2024