Randy
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Just recently committed myself to really studying and practicing my security skills after 2 decades out of the industry. I, too, am eager to find my first valid vulnerability, and hope to hear how your studies are going. Best of luck!
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So months after putting on a front suggesting I’d be working on getting back in to cybersecurity, I’ve finally stepped up and put in some hours. Posted in the Discord general channel about it, but in short – 14 consecutive days so far watching videos on and practicing with nmap scanning and WiFi hacking videos plus setting up my virtual lab and studying Python. I’m committed to putting in the time, and will keep folks updated in Discord. Will try to make Cybr forums a regular check-in as well just to stay in touch with other folks who are new like me.
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I’m hoping to finally have enough time next week to sit and focus on the XSS course I purchased last week. I’ll try to report here that I’m making progress of that I have questions. Trying to setup a schedule now so I can know I have dedicated time at certain intervals to make some headway and learn something useful. Thanks for taking the time to read and reply, Christophe.
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As someone trying to get back into cybersecurity after 2 decades not doing security work, the biggest issue I’m facing is getting back into the business. Security people tend to be a little resistant to outsiders in my experience, which makes getting back into security challenging. I hope that re-learning enough to show I have good general knowledge of security topics and modern issues will open doors for me again. I loved working in cybersecurity and want to do it again in the future.