i love that your videos are not only pure technical, there is this human part that you always show, and that makes me love to watch them. thank you for being who you are
I hope life brings you nothing but success. I am incredibly grateful for you and your channel! I didn’t know how badly I needed to find your insights. I cannot thank you enough.
Thank you so much for this inspiring video! I am only 20 years old, and you have changed my life. You really gave me a reality check as to what my priorities truly are and where my true passion lies: wanting to help people. I was enticed by IT, cyber security, and hacking because it sounded cool and working in such a field can make you feel dignified and have a sense of purpose. But I noticed at my University that the most rewarding thing was helping my fellow students who struggled to learn concepts, and me being able to help them with HW assignments because I put in the work to learn the material. I know exactly what it feels like to feel stupid at times, and not learn effectively. Although I am not fully sure of what I want to become, I think my new purpose is to start learning about cognitive science, and learning efficiency so I can become a better teacher. Cheers UnixGuy!
This is a great video. I'm a long-time respiratory therapist with experience in sales, management, bla bla bla, and I too find that my motivation in working is to help people, which took me too long to realize after simply chasing $ for a lot of years. I'm contemplating a switch to cybersecurity if I can get in due to anticipated demand over the next 5-10 years and wanting a remote type position as I get a little older, and I appreciate all the work you put into your videos showing us what the jobs are really like and how to truly learn the skills needed to actually land a position. Thank you for all that you share.
thanks for sharing 🙏🏻 I addressed both of your points in this Q and A video, please check it out: th-cam.com/video/YHDnygWvgaI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=JSdcwW4mnD_QJNlr
Just watched this video after u referred me to it. Gotta say, much respect to you. I’m actually an IT guy with 8 years of experience trying to get into cybersecurity as a pen tester. My story is odd. I have a decent paying “safe” job. Unfortunately there aren’t much cybersecurity roles where I work at so I will need to make the choice to leave. Accepting the risks and rewards to that path is both at the same time exciting and frightening. I just had a newborn and just purchased a house so I’m more motivated now than ever. I plan to break into that role within 1-2 years time 🙏.
@@Kakeshii hey, actually just got a promotion within the company into a team in the cyber division. I think it helped mentioning about my interest outside of work and efforts towards pen testing certs. Hope this helps.
Thank you Sir for this very sincere video! I have been a network and security engineer for 12 years and now I am willing to learn about cybersecurity to become a soc analyst. Your videos are helping me so much !
Hi! I’m in high school and I’ve always loved how computers work, especially networking. I also liked hacking into websites and apps in middle school. Once I changed my grade on the school website, but I got scared and stopped xD. Anyway, next year is my last year in high school, and your videos are helping me choose what I want to do. I wanted to be an Ethical Hacker or a Penetration Tester, but I also like cybersecurity analysist bcuz of helping people. I'm thankful that you share not only the technical part, but also your opinion and the human part of your job. You’re very underrated! I hope you get more subscribers… Have a nice day mate! :) 5:53
After failing oscp 5 times, I abandend it :( but good part is that without even passing the exam, due to regorus and blood sucking hard exam prep for couple of years... had gave me great knowledge enough to crack a pentesting interview :)
I am on the fence on if I want to go deeper into hacking red team or forensics after years as a security architect. Thank you for this video! My thing is I want to have the most impact. I don't want to only teach clients how to use security tools.
Thank you for sharing this experience with us. I always had an idea of protecting people from digital threats. But nowadays I'm a software developer which is just like Linux Guy, using my free time to obtain skills to get into a defensive sector. It is kind of exhausting, so hopefully I will get there. Wish me luck 😊
Thanks So much for u r time and good content. Can u tell if the idea that to have a web developemnt carrer then switch to CyberSec field is better than go directly to Cyber security, I mean in turm of Mastring the field and Thanks a lot.
Hey Soufian, no web development is a different field altogether! To master the field of cyber security you need to spend a lot of time working directly in cyber security
Awesome as always. I am sure we will meet up someday. I have been in cyber for almost 12 months in cyber and still trying to figure out the best path for me. I live in Canberra by the way.
excellent work Francis, getting your first role is the hardest step, it gets a lot easier from there. Canberra is awesome for cyber! join us in the discord, we can do an aussie meetup in the future
The video is truly impressive. As a computer science student, I have completed numerous programming, algorithm, database, web, and system analysis and design courses. I am now considering becoming a web penetration tester. I am curious if the knowledge and skills I have gained in these areas would be applicable to penetration testing. Furthermore, if this knowledge is valuable, is it worthwhile to invest a significant amount of time in it, such as with databases, or focus more on penetration tester topics from the beginning and follow the professors in university for graduate only? This is because I am still in university.
First of all, I want to deeply thank you for all the help you've provided to so many people through your videos. Your passion and dedication in the world of cybersecurity have been a source of inspiration for me. I'm in a situation where I feel I've wasted some years of my life, and at 23, I'm just starting my studies in Computer Engineering. My goal is to dive into the world of cybersecurity and work in it. Given that I'm not as young as many who start in this field, I'd like to ask you for advice: What would you recommend I do to catch up quickly in this domain? Do you think it's possible for someone my age to become a successful ethical hacker?
hey mate, trust me 23 is very young, i know many people in their 40s who are trying to break into cyber security. Focus on your degree and follow this roadmap closely: th-cam.com/video/8K7iAJ9BNl0/w-d-xo.html
Hi, I am currently working as SoC analyst. I am interested in creating playbooks like kind of automating, can you please help me is there any particular job role is there to do all these automation and what are the required skils for the job
A SOC analyst (you) can do that! watch this: What does a Cyber Security Operations Analyst do? th-cam.com/video/HohIYcNd_VM/w-d-xo.html Depends on what SIEM you use, that how you do it
Next year i start my cybersec college and i want to be a pen tester at the end. Right now i have months before it starts and I'm not new to computers I'm very experienced user. What do you suggest to do or learn in these months before college starts? Any courses you recommend?
Hello how are you? I want to get into cybersecurity. I have IT skills and knowledge what do you suggest should I learn for Network administrator first as entry level? Thank you
I loved that movie HACKERS as a kid, and it also inspired me, especially the scene with the "crayola books". That's why I got a CS degree, once I saw that the "red dragon book" was course material. But now I'm just a boring ol' web developer!
Hi Sir, After watching Your How I Would Learn cyber Security (If I Could Start Over) Video, I gotta clear Picture of the Cyber Security Learning Path Thank You for Providing Such Guidance for the students as well as for the Working Professionals Who want to Break into Cyber Security are Really Appreciatable, And also I have a Request to Make One Video About The Cyber Security Teams Like Red Team, Blue Team, Grey Team I really Don't Know what these Teams are and Which Types of Work they are involved in, As a Freshers, I Got Confused about this Terms and How to Learn Those Skill By Providing Any Suggestions on That Video Sir. Thanks In Advance🙏
Hey Prakash, glad you found it useful. Red Teams do the penetration tests, heres a video on how to become a pentester: th-cam.com/video/OR8G_Vi5B1U/w-d-xo.html Blue team do protection of the organisation from hackers, here’s a video that explains what blue teams do in detail: th-cam.com/video/HohIYcNd_VM/w-d-xo.html
I’ve got an older short one, due for an update: Will Cyber Security jobs be replaced by Artificial Intelligence? th-cam.com/users/shortsYdEvzJDR0E4?feature=share
Thank you sir for your videos. I have just started studying a Bachelor in computer application degree and wish to enter the cyber security field. Should I do a masters in cyber security after my undergraduate degree or should I just do certifications? I really hope you would reply
Thank you sir for your generous reply. I still have a doubt. As I had mentioned earlier, I have just started my bachelor's degree. So should I start learning those courses from now or should I wait till I reach a bit further in my degree?
@@AutumnRainWish you can apply but i dont know much about the quality of the courses that you’re doing. Apply, and if u cant find a job then do thr courses recommended in my videos
I'm not sure but I think I would've done the same, even liking the offensive side. But the reason why maybe I wouldn't shift to Pentesting is because after growing so much professionally, I think I would give myself a time to settle instead of making the effort to shift since would've grown so much already, in other words, I think after all that, I would relax a little bit.
you never know mate, we change a lot as the years pass and our priorities and perspective change, either way it’s about the journey not the destination
Yeah you guys are right. I barely started in cyber and I already see myself pursuing a career on the blue side. Btw, threat hunting already is something that I have some interest already, and it sounds a little bit offensive. I think I would be ok with doing reports for pentesting but if it’s the most part of the job, that would make it boring for me, which wouldn’t sound like what most people think when they hear pentesting or red teaming. I would love to see a video about it (threat hunting) here in the channel.
@@FaLkraydz im a pentester / red teamer myself. If you are doing pentest, you have less time for engagement and reporting can be a 20% of the time but its also time for me tu just shut down my brain and chill. It's repetitive but not psychicaly demanding. On red team engagement, this depends a lot on client and report can be really small, but you spent some time conferencing with blue team.
@@0xAnomaly see I love it! 😅🤷🏻♂️😍 I’ve been thinking about staying in blue team for at least 2-3 years. Like you said, it will make [me] a better red teamer. No doubts about it. I just don’t know if 3 years is solid enough to move but I strongly think it is. I’m really enjoying it right now and I’m only couple weeks in.
Seems to me like you let your dream die. "The road to success is dotted with many tempting parking spaces." But it could be that at 17 years old you created a goal that wasn't something concrete, something to dedicate your life to.
Have just obtained my ejptv2 certification working had to become a professional your video really motivate I saw your link in a discords which I just wanted to see your content I really enjoyed
Hi, thank you so much for your videos! Hoping that my question is not too generic, I'd like to get some advice: I am a 17 years old guy who's so passionate about IT, and in the final year of high school. I've always aspired to become a backend developer, however, in recent months, I started considering cybersecurity, which I find really interesting. Soon, I'll be deciding which career path to take in university, and I want to figure stuff out before doing it. I need to know if Cybersecurity is what I actually want to do, so I decided to start following the introduction course of TryHackMe. Do you think it's enough? What would you advice me? Thank you for your time! ❤️
Hey Xene, being a developer or working in cyber security are both great fields. it’s hard to know what its actually like to do the job until you do it for few years, also every company is different, so your experience will vary signifinicantly. TryHackMe is good but it’s about Penetration Testing which is a small specialisation within cyber security. I have a couple of videos for you to watch to help you decide: 1) Computer Science vs Cyber Security th-cam.com/video/ys-_xQHaYAc/w-d-xo.html 2) How I would Learn Cybersecurity today: th-cam.com/video/ug_ruisDUXc/w-d-xo.html 3) Day in the life th-cam.com/video/-oEd_DKeCrM/w-d-xo.html
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i love that your videos are not only pure technical, there is this human part that you always show, and that makes me love to watch them. thank you for being who you are
thanks mate, I appreciate your support, glad you’re finding value in the videos 👏🏻
Can I have rod map of cyber security jon
guess what
You did not fail, you just found your purpose.
thats true!
That’s a very inspirational lesson my friend. Sometimes you have to not let thoughts or opinions be a part of yourself.
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I hope life brings you nothing but success. I am incredibly grateful for you and your channel! I didn’t know how badly I needed to find your insights. I cannot thank you enough.
Thank you so much 🫡
Thank you so much for this inspiring video! I am only 20 years old, and you have changed my life. You really gave me a reality check as to what my priorities truly are and where my true passion lies: wanting to help people. I was enticed by IT, cyber security, and hacking because it sounded cool and working in such a field can make you feel dignified and have a sense of purpose. But I noticed at my University that the most rewarding thing was helping my fellow students who struggled to learn concepts, and me being able to help them with HW assignments because I put in the work to learn the material. I know exactly what it feels like to feel stupid at times, and not learn effectively. Although I am not fully sure of what I want to become, I think my new purpose is to start learning about cognitive science, and learning efficiency so I can become a better teacher. Cheers UnixGuy!
glad you found your calling!
You gained a subscriber. It's refreshing to share your perspective. You do this very well. Educationally and professionally. Great qualities.🙏🏾
thanks mate, glad to have you onboard 🙏🏻
Can I have rod map of cyber security jon
Cyber Forensics sounds AMAZING! This was such a beautiful story. Thank you!
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I liked In Mr.Unix is that not only he sounds generic, but accurately technical as well as being authentic. Another youtube gem out of nowhere.
Thanks mate, I appreciate your kind words 🙏🏻
This is a great video.
I'm a long-time respiratory therapist with experience in sales, management, bla bla bla, and I too find that my motivation in working is to help people, which took me too long to realize after simply chasing $ for a lot of years.
I'm contemplating a switch to cybersecurity if I can get in due to anticipated demand over the next 5-10 years and wanting a remote type position as I get a little older, and I appreciate all the work you put into your videos showing us what the jobs are really like and how to truly learn the skills needed to actually land a position. Thank you for all that you share.
thanks for sharing 🙏🏻 I addressed both of your points in this Q and A video, please check it out:
th-cam.com/video/YHDnygWvgaI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=JSdcwW4mnD_QJNlr
@@UnixGuy Thank you!!
I have a similar journey of my own and this resonated deeply. Thank you for sharing.
glad to hear that 🤝
Very inspiring! As someone who's is interested in Cyber security career with psychology BSc, I think this lessen my dilemmas. Thank you.
Best of luck!
@@UnixGuy Thank you 🙏🏾
Just watched this video after u referred me to it. Gotta say, much respect to you. I’m actually an IT guy with 8 years of experience trying to get into cybersecurity as a pen tester. My story is odd. I have a decent paying “safe” job. Unfortunately there aren’t much cybersecurity roles where I work at so I will need to make the choice to leave. Accepting the risks and rewards to that path is both at the same time exciting and frightening. I just had a newborn and just purchased a house so I’m more motivated now than ever. I plan to break into that role within 1-2 years time 🙏.
Good luck mate, there are a lot of great resources that hopefully make your transition smoother! Excited to see how your journey unfolds
How's it going?
@@Kakeshii hey, actually just got a promotion within the company into a team in the cyber division. I think it helped mentioning about my interest outside of work and efforts towards pen testing certs. Hope this helps.
@@peternavarroiii3944 yeah it does, congrats!
Thank you Sir for this very sincere video! I have been a network and security engineer for 12 years and now I am willing to learn about cybersecurity to become a soc analyst. Your videos are helping me so much !
good luck Mouna 👏🏻
Can I have rod map of cyber security jon
Hi! I’m in high school and I’ve always loved how computers work, especially networking. I also liked hacking into websites and apps in middle school. Once I changed my grade on the school website, but I got scared and stopped xD. Anyway, next year is my last year in high school, and your videos are helping me choose what I want to do. I wanted to be an Ethical Hacker or a Penetration Tester, but I also like cybersecurity analysist bcuz of helping people.
I'm thankful that you share not only the technical part, but also your opinion and the human part of your job. You’re very underrated! I hope you get more subscribers…
Have a nice day mate! :)
5:53
glad to hear that my friend! All the best! this is my ethical hacker roadmap:
th-cam.com/video/8K7iAJ9BNl0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=BFT_DLTxJ_iB5pVz
This video is really inspiring.
Congratulations man
Rise and shine 💯💫
thanks mate 🫡 you too
This is a great video and story! Thank you for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it! thanks Tyler
After failing oscp 5 times, I abandend it :( but good part is that without even passing the exam, due to regorus and blood sucking hard exam prep for couple of years... had gave me great knowledge enough to crack a pentesting interview :)
well done! there are many good alternatives to OSCP that can help you prepare, check them out here:
th-cam.com/video/OR8G_Vi5B1U/w-d-xo.html
Can I have rod map of cyber security jon
awesome video explaination! Thanks a lot!
🙏🏻
I am on the fence on if I want to go deeper into hacking red team or forensics after years as a security architect. Thank you for this video! My thing is I want to have the most impact. I don't want to only teach clients how to use security tools.
this video can help you with the decision:
th-cam.com/video/cqJ2nAHKpog/w-d-xo.html
Absolutely fantastic. Such an inspiring, mature and loving choice.
🙏🏻
Thank you for sharing this experience with us.
I always had an idea of protecting people from digital threats. But nowadays I'm a software developer which is just like Linux Guy, using my free time to obtain skills to get into a defensive sector. It is kind of exhausting, so hopefully I will get there.
Wish me luck 😊
best of luck!
@@UnixGuy Thank you so much
Thanks So much for u r time and good content. Can u tell if the idea that to have a web developemnt carrer then switch to CyberSec field is better than go directly to Cyber security, I mean in turm of Mastring the field and Thanks a lot.
Hey Soufian, no web development is a different field altogether! To master the field of cyber security you need to spend a lot of time working directly in cyber security
You're a unpaid mentor for my career improvement.....😅💙keep going man✨👍
glad I’m able to help!
Awesome as always. I am sure we will meet up someday.
I have been in cyber for almost 12 months in cyber and still trying to figure out the best path for me.
I live in Canberra by the way.
excellent work Francis, getting your first role is the hardest step, it gets a lot easier from there. Canberra is awesome for cyber!
join us in the discord, we can do an aussie meetup in the future
Can I have rod map of cyber security jon
The video is truly impressive. As a computer science student, I have completed numerous programming, algorithm, database, web, and system analysis and design courses. I am now considering becoming a web penetration tester. I am curious if the knowledge and skills I have gained in these areas would be applicable to penetration testing. Furthermore, if this knowledge is valuable, is it worthwhile to invest a significant amount of time in it, such as with databases, or focus more on penetration tester topics from the beginning and follow the professors in university for graduate only? This is because I am still in university.
if you want be an ethical hacker then this is the roadmap for you:
th-cam.com/video/8K7iAJ9BNl0/w-d-xo.html
First of all, I want to deeply thank you for all the help you've provided to so many people through your videos. Your passion and dedication in the world of cybersecurity have been a source of inspiration for me.
I'm in a situation where I feel I've wasted some years of my life, and at 23, I'm just starting my studies in Computer Engineering. My goal is to dive into the world of cybersecurity and work in it. Given that I'm not as young as many who start in this field, I'd like to ask you for advice: What would you recommend I do to catch up quickly in this domain? Do you think it's possible for someone my age to become a successful ethical hacker?
hey mate, trust me 23 is very young, i know many people in their 40s who are trying to break into cyber security. Focus on your degree and follow this roadmap closely:
th-cam.com/video/8K7iAJ9BNl0/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for this video brother
🙏🏻
Hi, I am currently working as SoC analyst. I am interested in creating playbooks like kind of automating, can you please help me is there any particular job role is there to do all these automation and what are the required skils for the job
A SOC analyst (you) can do that! watch this: What does a Cyber Security Operations Analyst do?
th-cam.com/video/HohIYcNd_VM/w-d-xo.html
Depends on what SIEM you use, that how you do it
Next year i start my cybersec college and i want to be a pen tester at the end. Right now i have months before it starts and I'm not new to computers I'm very experienced user. What do you suggest to do or learn in these months before college starts? Any courses you recommend?
Follow this:
th-cam.com/video/8K7iAJ9BNl0/w-d-xo.html
@@UnixGuy Thanks man
What advice will you give someone who is in the senior year of university. How to build a portfolio to land their first job.
pretty much what I talked about here:
th-cam.com/video/ug_ruisDUXc/w-d-xo.html
Awesome story bro 😊
thanks!
Hello how are you?
I want to get into cybersecurity. I have IT skills and knowledge what do you suggest should I learn for Network administrator first as entry level?
Thank you
hey mate, I recommend you start with the plan I lay out here:
th-cam.com/video/ug_ruisDUXc/w-d-xo.html
Awesome!
Thank you! Cheers!
Can a perosn be a cyber security professional and ethical hacker at the same time?
And what's the road map for ethical hacking?
you can but it’s not common. The roadmap for ethical hacker is here:
th-cam.com/video/OR8G_Vi5B1U/w-d-xo.html
Now that's inspiring.
thank you 🙏🏻
I loved that movie HACKERS as a kid, and it also inspired me, especially the scene with the "crayola books". That's why I got a CS degree, once I saw that the "red dragon book" was course material. But now I'm just a boring ol' web developer!
web development is a great place to be! never too late to learn my friend, watch this:
th-cam.com/video/8K7iAJ9BNl0/w-d-xo.html
Hi Sir,
After watching Your How I Would Learn cyber Security (If I Could Start Over) Video, I gotta clear Picture of the Cyber Security Learning Path Thank You for Providing Such Guidance for the students as well as for the Working Professionals Who want to Break into Cyber Security are Really Appreciatable, And also I have a Request to Make One Video About The Cyber Security Teams Like Red Team, Blue Team, Grey Team I really Don't Know what these Teams are and Which Types of Work they are involved in, As a Freshers, I Got Confused about this Terms and How to Learn Those Skill By Providing Any Suggestions on That Video Sir. Thanks In Advance🙏
Hey Prakash, glad you found it useful.
Red Teams do the penetration tests, heres a video on how to become a pentester:
th-cam.com/video/OR8G_Vi5B1U/w-d-xo.html
Blue team do protection of the organisation from hackers, here’s a video that explains what blue teams do in detail:
th-cam.com/video/HohIYcNd_VM/w-d-xo.html
Can I have rod map of cyber security jon
can you make a video about what you think AI will do to Cyber Security jobs, please?
I’ve got an older short one, due for an update: Will Cyber Security jobs be replaced by Artificial Intelligence?
th-cam.com/users/shortsYdEvzJDR0E4?feature=share
What not so pricy laptop can you recommend for cyber security students?
whatever u can afford
this channel should be million subscriber or more
thank you 🤝 with your support will reach even more people!
This is the best video for me thank u so much
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hey i am 1st year university student is there demand for cloud security and what are the future demands for this?
yes there is super high demand for cloud security!
great video
Glad you enjoyed it :)
thanks bro!!
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Thank you sir for your videos. I have just started studying a Bachelor in computer application degree and wish to enter the cyber security field. Should I do a masters in cyber security after my undergraduate degree or should I just do certifications? I really hope you would reply
certifications are enough, follow the plan here:
th-cam.com/video/ug_ruisDUXc/w-d-xo.html
Thank you sir. Could you also please share your opinion on doing ceh v12? Is it worth the hardwork?
@@alankunjumon2771 not worth it, do these instead:
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Thank you sir for your generous reply. I still have a doubt. As I had mentioned earlier, I have just started my bachelor's degree. So should I start learning those courses from now or should I wait till I reach a bit further in my degree?
@@alankunjumon2771 it really depends on if you have time or not, some degrees will leave u no time to do anything else, so it depends.
How to get a Cyber Security job in Australia with 2 years of IT Tech Support Experience (Bigdata)?
you’ll need to do training and cert, you can’t get a job based in your tech support experience alone
@@UnixGuy I'm currently doing a masters in InfoSec (part-time) and also doing a Cybersecurity bootcamp. Will it be sufficient? Thanks for replying
@@AutumnRainWish you can apply but i dont know much about the quality of the courses that you’re doing. Apply, and if u cant find a job then do thr courses recommended in my videos
I'm not sure but I think I would've done the same, even liking the offensive side. But the reason why maybe I wouldn't shift to Pentesting is because after growing so much professionally, I think I would give myself a time to settle instead of making the effort to shift since would've grown so much already, in other words, I think after all that, I would relax a little bit.
you never know mate, we change a lot as the years pass and our priorities and perspective change, either way it’s about the journey not the destination
The experience does not go away. Being good on blue side of things makes a you a better red teamer and vice versa
Yeah you guys are right. I barely started in cyber and I already see myself pursuing a career on the blue side. Btw, threat hunting already is something that I have some interest already, and it sounds a little bit offensive. I think I would be ok with doing reports for pentesting but if it’s the most part of the job, that would make it boring for me, which wouldn’t sound like what most people think when they hear pentesting or red teaming. I would love to see a video about it (threat hunting) here in the channel.
@@FaLkraydz im a pentester / red teamer myself. If you are doing pentest, you have less time for engagement and reporting can be a 20% of the time but its also time for me tu just shut down my brain and chill. It's repetitive but not psychicaly demanding. On red team engagement, this depends a lot on client and report can be really small, but you spent some time conferencing with blue team.
@@0xAnomaly see I love it! 😅🤷🏻♂️😍
I’ve been thinking about staying in blue team for at least 2-3 years. Like you said, it will make [me] a better red teamer. No doubts about it. I just don’t know if 3 years is solid enough to move but I strongly think it is. I’m really enjoying it right now and I’m only couple weeks in.
I think the best way to get hired is to do home lab projects.
agreed it’s a great way! I talked about in this video: th-cam.com/video/ug_ruisDUXc/w-d-xo.html
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Thank you
Welcome!
Hello brother does js has any role in cyber field brother due to lack collage module they are going for js does learning js is good for cyber?
i dont know what ‘js’ is
@@UnixGuy JavaScript 😂
@@astroastro3795 mate Im still struggling to understand what your question is, no Java script is not important for cyber security
Hi bro
Are u fine
Plz help me how i start cybersecurity and Ethical hacking course
All explained here:
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🔥🔥🔥Hackers🔥🔥🔥Unrealistic and corny, but I was like 8 when it came out, so I absolutely agree with you. Great content. Thanks
hehe yes indeed, but it was like pandora’s box unlocked to me 😂
Can I have rod map of cyber security jon
I am thinking about giving up wanting to hacker, feeling like I will never get there.
you can get there, just keep at it
@@UnixGuy Man, thanks, I have been in a slump about it for a while
@@taiquangong9912 it happens, its challenging
Seems to me like you let your dream die. "The road to success is dotted with many tempting parking spaces." But it could be that at 17 years old you created a goal that wasn't something concrete, something to dedicate your life to.
it was more what my 17 yrs old wanted, we evovled and change and grow
Is penetration testing ethical hacking ?
yes same thing
you probably have done hacking if you have bug bounties under your belt
I personally don’t have any bug bounties :)
guess what
nah
@@UnixGuy darn
Wtf
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@@UnixGuy you are casually narrating my whole life except the part getting a job
amazing how we can find similarities with people online!
you are a great storyteller
thank you Yasmina :)
Have just obtained my ejptv2 certification working had to become a professional your video really motivate I saw your link in a discords which I just wanted to see your content I really enjoyed
glad to hear it my friend :)
Hi, thank you so much for your videos!
Hoping that my question is not too generic, I'd like to get some advice: I am a 17 years old guy who's so passionate about IT, and in the final year of high school.
I've always aspired to become a backend developer, however, in recent months, I started considering cybersecurity, which I find really interesting. Soon, I'll be deciding which career path to take in university, and I want to figure stuff out before doing it.
I need to know if Cybersecurity is what I actually want to do, so I decided to start following the introduction course of TryHackMe.
Do you think it's enough? What would you advice me?
Thank you for your time! ❤️
Hey Xene,
being a developer or working in cyber security are both great fields. it’s hard to know what its actually like to do the job until you do it for few years, also every company is different, so your experience will vary signifinicantly.
TryHackMe is good but it’s about Penetration Testing which is a small specialisation within cyber security. I have a couple of videos for you to watch to help you decide:
1) Computer Science vs Cyber Security
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2) How I would Learn Cybersecurity today:
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3) Day in the life
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@UnixGuy | Cyber Security Career Thank you so much for everything you're doing for us, you really are precious!
@@TuriFTW you’re welcome mate :)