[Christophe]

Hi, you have typos in both the images you are trying to use. Needs to be:

bkimminich/juice-shop

or

vulnerables/web-dvwa

• This reply was modified 3 months, 3 weeks ago by  Christophe.

[Christophe]

Welcome! Most of the community now chats in our Discord and these forums are mostly still up for historical purposes if you’d like to join us there: https://cybr.com/discord

[Christophe]

This looks like it’s printing some text. Where is this payload from? Is there additional context?

[Christophe]

Christopher, welcome to the community and thanks for your intro post! Those hobbies with web dev and Linux will definitely get you a running start. Not sure what order you plan on taking the certs you listed, but the ISC2 CC will be a walk in the park after passing the Security+. There’s a lot of overlap but the CC is easier (assuming they haven’t changed it since I took the beta).

I hear you about getting more and wider range of content options on the platform. It definitely takes time to build quality content, and it’s also become a very competitive area. There’s a bunch of training out there that will teach the command line, Linux, web dev, etc, but there’s not that much training that truly focuses on teaching cloud security, which is a rapidly growing field with lots of job opportunities and a real need. That’s why we’ve started focusing more on that specialty because I think we can make a bigger impact on focusing in an underdeveloped area than trying to compete with all of the other trainers in the space teaching basically the same skills, just in a different way :). Of course, learning cloud security also requires learning about hardening, detection, CLI, SIEM, etc…and so those will be areas that we continue building training for, just with a nod towards AWS and cloud.

I know that won’t be for everyone but I hope we end up producing content that you are interested and I’m always open to feedback on our topics and our content so please don’t hesitate to jump in!

[Christophe]

Thanks for the request! Helping achieve anonymity for attacks is probably not a topic we are going to work on at this time because the legal applications for something like this are extremely specialized and wouldn’t help very many people. If others disagree with that, let us know in the comments below!

[Christophe]

Hey! Welcome to the community. We usually recommend the Introduction to AWS Security if you already have at least a little bit of prior AWS experience. It is *not* an Introduction to AWS itself; it’s an introduction to securing AWS environments and understanding common issues as well as commonly used AWS-native security services. If you don’t already have an AWS account set up, and you’ve messed around a bit, then you will be missing some important context. Hope this makes sense!

[Christophe]

What browser are you using? I had pushed out a script that was supposed to fix this problem. Knowing the browser and version will help me troubleshoot

[Christophe]

Hey Brian, that’s definitely super weird. Are you getting an error message? Or what’s being displayed? Let’s chat about this please so I can figure out what’s going on. Please reach out on Discord at https://cybr.com/discord or [email protected]

[Christophe]

That’s awesome!!! Congratulations 🙂

[Christophe]

Check out my blog post here: https://cybr.com/beginner-archives/set-up-the-owasp-juice-shop-on-kali-with-docker-quickest-method/

I think it will help answer your question

cybr.com

Set up the OWASP Juice Shop on Kali with Docker [Quickest Method] - Cybr

Installing the OWASP Juice Shop on Kali with Docker is super fast because you don't have to install anything but Docker. Let's get to it!

[Christophe]

Welcome to the community!

[Christophe]

Welcome!

[Christophe]

Thanks Christopher! Appreciate your insight

[Christophe]

Glad to have you here!!

[Christophe]

Noted!