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Overview GIAC Certifications are highly-regarded by many companies and government agencies. The exams are known for being relevant, rigor and not for the faint of hearts. I have taken five SANS courses and obtained the following certifications: GIAC...
I was thrilled to have a chance to work as an Associate Security Engineer, mainly specializing in penetration testing. Over the past 2 years, I have learned so much from my peers and the industry, that I can write a whole book about my experience. Be...
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The focus of this blog will be related but not limited to infosec, cybersecurity, hacking, bug bounty hunting and personal development in cybersec. I will also include writeups of hacking platforms such as Hackthebox and Tryhackme as I get through them.
If you have ideas to share, feel free to comment on my posts.
Hackers take pride in their hacker names; is the name that we use to test a login form during an assessment. I go by Cr1tter, comment yours below!
I moved to the US when I turned 18 in search of a better education; I wanted to be exposed to multiple cultures and learn about all the technology in a developed country. I grew up not having much exposure to technology; my first phone was a Nokia 1280, that is often made fun of for having three main functions: listen, call, and throw.
I understand the importance of technology in our lives. My childhood lacks access to video games and cool computers, but I was always fascinated by how computers work. Growing up with flash games, cassettes and VHS tapes, I am always amazed how far we have gotten in tech and how much more we can do with it.
I have a Computer Science degree and a lifelong security noob. I'm studying to obtain 2 certifications: AWS Solution Architect and PNPT. My dream job would be to design secure system architecture and break throughs non-secure ones.
I was lucky to have found great mentors whose words and guidance have sparked a passion in me in this field, and I want to make a blog to share all the things I learned about it, hoping it would reach someone who is on the same journey as me.
If you want to start your hacking journey, let me join you!
Me on Linkedin
Me on TryHackMe
Me on HackTheBox
Thank you for reading and don't hesitate to reach out!