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Blue Team
Small Cyber Bytes – 2 – Autorun Locations – Malware Persistence
What Are Autorun Locations One common way for malware to persist on a system is to add an autorun entry that causes it to start automatically every time the host boots up. While this is not an exhaustive list of…
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Certifications
GIAC Certified Forensic Analyst Certification GCFA Study Guide for Procrastinators
Why FOR508 And The GCFA FOR508 with the GCFA is a course offered by the SANS Institute that provides comprehensive training in digital forensics, incident response, and threat hunting. The course focuses on the latest techniques and tools used in…
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Blue Team
Small Cyber Bytes – 1 – Event Consumers – Malware Persistence
Malware Persistence Malware persistence is the ability of a malware infection to maintain its presence on a system even after it has been removed or detected by security software. Persistent malware is able to survive system reboots and other attempts…
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CTF
TryHackMe Vs HackTheBox – Cybersecurity Training
TryHackMe vs HackTheBox. These two sites provide education to hobbyists, students and professionals in cyber security. But you may be thinking which one is the best for your style of learning? What Matters To Me When reviewing the two, I…
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TryHackMe
Pre Security Learning Path Review – TryHackMe
TryHackme has released a new learning path! For the purpose of rapidly introducing Cyber Security trainees to the fundamental skills needed in a fun and friendly way. The learning path reduces the 33 rooms from the beginner path to 15…
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Microsoft Windows
Upgrade and Convert Windows Server Editions
If, like us, you like to play around on Windows Server, testing out the features of new editions and releases, there comes a time when you will eventually have to upgrade your Windows Server edition. If you allow the 180…
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TryHackMe
Pickle Rick – TryHackMe Walkthrough
Pickle Rick a very fun themed box featured on the Try Hack Me complete beginner learning path. It is placed after users have completed a range of Linux introductory tasks, networking basics and web hacking fundamentals. I think it is…
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