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Everything you NEED to know as Cybersecurity Beginner



Hey guys, in this short video we’ll talk about everything you need to know as a BEGINNER in Cybersecurity. Important topics are phishing, investigations, Indicators of compromise, remediation, and documentation. Enjoy!

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44 thoughts on “Everything you NEED to know as Cybersecurity Beginner”

  1. So I have ran into many problems on my laptop for windows 11 like installing stuff for Roblox like scripts and executors and it downloaded many other things with it and I am trying to figure out tips and tricks so this never happens again and also how to delete all malicious things

  2. I just enlisted and I didn’t get the job I wanted but the good thing is I’m in the guard so I get to go to school right away so I plan on going to school for while stop security, which is a blessing because it’s paid for but I really have no idea what I’m getting myself into😂 thank you😊

  3. Need some more clarification:

    1. In the aforementioned scenario, since the employee's credentials were already given out by him to the attacker, aren't they compromised too? In that case, according to my general knowledge, shouldn't the SOC employee reset the credentials immediately and check for usage of those credentials from odd/unknown locations or IPs??

    2. AFAIK, in modern times, these attacks are automated. So, after the leak happens, it doesn't take much time for attackers to not just log those credentials for further use, but also extract any non-encrypted and encrypted data accessed by the compromised account and store them their in native storage. In such cases, what is your approach in retrieving them back to prevent misuse of the leaked data (not the creds only)

    3. Do you guys working in SOC of a company do back tracing towards the attacker to retrieve stolen data or to take legal actions? Or are such tasks given out to specialized organizations / department for such tasks??

    Thanks in advance for taking time out to answer my dilemmas.

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