Raj S retweeted
Cybersecurity Learning Plan (6 weeks, 42 days)
Cybersecurity in 6 Weeks: Zero to Practical Skills 🔐
Week 1: Networking & Linux Fundamentals
Day 1: TCP/IP, OSI Model
Day 2: DNS, HTTP/HTTPS, SSH
Day 3: IP Addressing, Subnets, Ports
Day 4: Linux Commands & Permissions
Day 5: Firewalls, VPNs & Protocols
Day 6: Wireshark & Packet Analysis
Day 7: Hands-on Networking Lab
Week 2: Cybersecurity Fundamentals
Day 8: CIA Triad & Security Principles
Day 9: Common Cyberattacks & Threats
Day 10: Encryption, Hashing & PKI
Day 11: Authentication, MFA & IAM
Day 12: Vulnerabilities, CVEs & CVSS
Day 13: OWASP Top 10
Day 14: Security Assessment Lab
Week 3: Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing
Day 15: Ethical Hacking Methodology
Day 16: Nmap & Network Scanning
Day 17: Vulnerability Assessment
Day 18: Burp Suite & Web Security
Day 19: SQL Injection & XSS Basics
Day 20: Metasploit Fundamentals
Day 21: Practice on Legal CTF Labs
Week 4: SOC & Defensive Security
Day 22: SOC Operations & Blue Team
Day 23: SIEM & Log Analysis
Day 24: Splunk / Wazuh Basics
Day 25: IDS, IPS & EDR
Day 26: MITRE ATT&CK Framework
Day 27: Threat Hunting & Detection
Day 28: Build a Mini SOC Lab
Week 5: Cloud Security & DevSecOps
Day 29: AWS / Azure Security Basics
Day 30: Cloud IAM & Least Privilege
Day 31: Cloud Logging & Monitoring
Day 32: Container & Kubernetes Security
Day 33: SAST, DAST & Dependency Scanning
Day 34: Secrets Management & Zero Trust
Day 35: Secure a Cloud Application
Week 6: Incident Response & Real Projects
Day 36: Incident Response Lifecycle
Day 37: Digital Forensics Fundamentals
Day 38: Malware Analysis Basics
Day 39: Security Automation with Python
Day 40: AI Security & Prompt Injection
Day 41: Cybersecurity Interview Scenarios
Day 42: Final Project + GitHub Portfolio
42 Days. 6 Weeks. 6 Practical Labs.
Don't just memorize security tools. Learn how attacks work, how to detect them, and how to defend real systems.
Save this roadmap and start building your cybersecurity skills. 🔖
Raj S retweeted
Senior backend interview question:
A Node.js service gets OOM-killed
every 9 hours.
Heap snapshots look normal.
Never reproduces locally.
No obvious leak in the code.
What are you checking first?
Raj S retweeted
Cybersecurity Learning Plan (6 Weeks, 42 days)
Cybersecurity in 6 Weeks: Zero to Practical Skills 🔐
Week 1: Networking & Linux Fundamentals
Day 1: TCP/IP, OSI Model
Day 2: DNS, HTTP/HTTPS, SSH
Day 3: IP Addressing, Subnets, Ports
Day 4: Linux Commands & Permissions
Day 5: Firewalls, VPNs & Protocols
Day 6: Wireshark & Packet Analysis
Day 7: Hands-on Networking Lab
Week 2: Cybersecurity Fundamentals
Day 8: CIA Triad & Security Principles
Day 9: Common Cyberattacks & Threats
Day 10: Encryption, Hashing & PKI
Day 11: Authentication, MFA & IAM
Day 12: Vulnerabilities, CVEs & CVSS
Day 13: OWASP Top 10
Day 14: Security Assessment Lab
Week 3: Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing
Day 15: Ethical Hacking Methodology
Day 16: Nmap & Network Scanning
Day 17: Vulnerability Assessment
Day 18: Burp Suite & Web Security
Day 19: SQL Injection & XSS Basics
Day 20: Metasploit Fundamentals
Day 21: Practice on Legal CTF Labs
Week 4: SOC & Defensive Security
Day 22: SOC Operations & Blue Team
Day 23: SIEM & Log Analysis
Day 24: Splunk / Wazuh Basics
Day 25: IDS, IPS & EDR
Day 26: MITRE ATT&CK Framework
Day 27: Threat Hunting & Detection
Day 28: Build a Mini SOC Lab
Week 5: Cloud Security & DevSecOps
Day 29: AWS / Azure Security Basics
Day 30: Cloud IAM & Least Privilege
Day 31: Cloud Logging & Monitoring
Day 32: Container & Kubernetes Security
Day 33: SAST, DAST & Dependency Scanning
Day 34: Secrets Management & Zero Trust
Day 35: Secure a Cloud Application
Week 6: Incident Response & Real Projects
Day 36: Incident Response Lifecycle
Day 37: Digital Forensics Fundamentals
Day 38: Malware Analysis Basics
Day 39: Security Automation with Python
Day 40: AI Security & Prompt Injection
Day 41: Cybersecurity Interview Scenarios
Day 42: Final Project + GitHub Portfolio
42 Days. 6 Weeks. 6 Practical Labs.
Don't just memorize security tools. Learn how attacks work, how to detect them, and how to defend real systems.
Save this roadmap and start building your cybersecurity skills. 🔖
Raj S retweeted
Cybersecurity in 6 Weeks: Zero to Practical Skills 🔐
Week 1: Networking & Linux Fundamentals
Day 1: TCP/IP, OSI Model
Day 2: DNS, HTTP/HTTPS, SSH
Day 3: IP Addressing, Subnets, Ports
Day 4: Linux Commands & Permissions
Day 5: Firewalls, VPNs & Protocols
Day 6: Wireshark & Packet Analysis
Day 7: Hands-on Networking Lab
Week 2: Cybersecurity Fundamentals
Day 8: CIA Triad & Security Principles
Day 9: Common Cyberattacks & Threats
Day 10: Encryption, Hashing & PKI
Day 11: Authentication, MFA & IAM
Day 12: Vulnerabilities, CVEs & CVSS
Day 13: OWASP Top 10
Day 14: Security Assessment Lab
Week 3: Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing
Day 15: Ethical Hacking Methodology
Day 16: Nmap & Network Scanning
Day 17: Vulnerability Assessment
Day 18: Burp Suite & Web Security
Day 19: SQL Injection & XSS Basics
Day 20: Metasploit Fundamentals
Day 21: Practice on Legal CTF Labs
Week 4: SOC & Defensive Security
Day 22: SOC Operations & Blue Team
Day 23: SIEM & Log Analysis
Day 24: Splunk / Wazuh Basics
Day 25: IDS, IPS & EDR
Day 26: MITRE ATT&CK Framework
Day 27: Threat Hunting & Detection
Day 28: Build a Mini SOC Lab
Week 5: Cloud Security & DevSecOps
Day 29: AWS / Azure Security Basics
Day 30: Cloud IAM & Least Privilege
Day 31: Cloud Logging & Monitoring
Day 32: Container & Kubernetes Security
Day 33: SAST, DAST & Dependency Scanning
Day 34: Secrets Management & Zero Trust
Day 35: Secure a Cloud Application
Week 6: Incident Response & Real Projects
Day 36: Incident Response Lifecycle
Day 37: Digital Forensics Fundamentals
Day 38: Malware Analysis Basics
Day 39: Security Automation with Python
Day 40: AI Security & Prompt Injection
Day 41: Cybersecurity Interview Scenarios
Day 42: Final Project + GitHub Portfolio
42 Days. 6 Weeks. 6 Practical Labs.
Don't just memorize security tools. Learn how attacks work, how to detect them, and how to defend real systems.
Save this roadmap and start building your cybersecurity skills. 🔖
Raj S retweeted
How an AI Agent works (visually explained).
3 important shifts coming to customer experience, as @maltekosub put it:
→ Personal AI agents will drive explosive volumes.
→ AI in CX becomes a revenue driver.
→ AI agents evolve into self-improving systems.
The third is the one I'm watching most.
An agent that learns from its own conversations needs strong evaluation and observability, or it can get worse with confidence. Parloa is bringing this to its first customers in the next few months.
Raj S retweeted
Cybersecurity with learning visuals (Explained To the point)
Raj S retweeted
Cybersecurity with learning visuals (Explained To the point)
Raj S retweeted
Cybersecurity with learning visuals (Explained To the point)
Raj S retweeted
Cybersecurity with learning visuals (Explained To the point)
Raj S retweeted
Cybersecurity with learning visuals (Explained To the point)
Raj S retweeted
Cybersecurity with learning visuals (Explained To the point)
Raj S retweeted
Cybersecurity in 6 Weeks (Part 1 with 21 days learning visuals)
Start with these 21 lessons covering networking, Linux, OWASP, Nmap, vulnerability assessment, and ethical hacking labs.
🔖 Bookmark this for your learning journey.
Cybersecurity in 6 Weeks: Zero to Practical Skills 🔐
Week 1: Networking & Linux Fundamentals
Day 1: TCP/IP, OSI Model
Day 2: DNS, HTTP/HTTPS, SSH
Day 3: IP Addressing, Subnets, Ports
Day 4: Linux Commands & Permissions
Day 5: Firewalls, VPNs & Protocols
Day 6: Wireshark & Packet Analysis
Day 7: Hands-on Networking Lab
Week 2: Cybersecurity Fundamentals
Day 8: CIA Triad & Security Principles
Day 9: Common Cyberattacks & Threats
Day 10: Encryption, Hashing & PKI
Day 11: Authentication, MFA & IAM
Day 12: Vulnerabilities, CVEs & CVSS
Day 13: OWASP Top 10
Day 14: Security Assessment Lab
Week 3: Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing
Day 15: Ethical Hacking Methodology
Day 16: Nmap & Network Scanning
Day 17: Vulnerability Assessment
Day 18: Burp Suite & Web Security
Day 19: SQL Injection & XSS Basics
Day 20: Metasploit Fundamentals
Day 21: Practice on Legal CTF Labs
Week 4: SOC & Defensive Security
Day 22: SOC Operations & Blue Team
Day 23: SIEM & Log Analysis
Day 24: Splunk / Wazuh Basics
Day 25: IDS, IPS & EDR
Day 26: MITRE ATT&CK Framework
Day 27: Threat Hunting & Detection
Day 28: Build a Mini SOC Lab
Week 5: Cloud Security & DevSecOps
Day 29: AWS / Azure Security Basics
Day 30: Cloud IAM & Least Privilege
Day 31: Cloud Logging & Monitoring
Day 32: Container & Kubernetes Security
Day 33: SAST, DAST & Dependency Scanning
Day 34: Secrets Management & Zero Trust
Day 35: Secure a Cloud Application
Week 6: Incident Response & Real Projects
Day 36: Incident Response Lifecycle
Day 37: Digital Forensics Fundamentals
Day 38: Malware Analysis Basics
Day 39: Security Automation with Python
Day 40: AI Security & Prompt Injection
Day 41: Cybersecurity Interview Scenarios
Day 42: Final Project + GitHub Portfolio
42 Days. 6 Weeks. 6 Practical Labs.
Don't just memorize security tools. Learn how attacks work, how to detect them, and how to defend real systems.
Save this roadmap and start building your cybersecurity skills. 🔖
Raj S retweeted
A beginner’s guide to the Write Skew anomaly and how it differs between 2PL and MVCC
vladmihalcea.com/write-skew-…
Raj S retweeted
You can't master Cloud or DevOps without understanding Networking.
12 Days. 12 Lessons. One FREE Visual Playbook.
Save this and start learning. 🔥
techfusionist.substack.com/p…
Raj S retweeted
GPU Engineering: CUDA Simplified. 🚀
Want to understand how GPUs actually execute code?
→ CPU launches CUDA kernels
→ Threads are organized into blocks
→ Blocks form execution grids
→ SMs schedule blocks across the GPU
→ CUDA streams enable overlapping work
From Kernel to GPU, explained in one visual.
Master these fundamentals if you're learning AI Infrastructure or GPU Engineering.
Bookmark this for later. 🔖
Raj S retweeted
Load balancers explained
Credit to @certtap
#cybersecurity #cybersecurityawareness #infosec #SOC #Networks #cheatsheet
Raj S retweeted
PM: Can you add a small button to the page?
Dev: Sure. What does it do?
PM: Exports all user data.
Dev: Which format?
PM: Whatever they want.
Dev: Who can see the button?
PM: Admins. And users. Sometimes partners.
Dev: There are 2 million rows.
PM: It should feel instant.
Dev: That is not a button.
PM: It is literally one button.
Dev: The button is 10 minutes.
The export is a queue, permissions,
a worker, and an email with a download link.
PM: So... Friday?
Dev: Next sprint.
Raj S retweeted
Are These IPs in Different Subnets? | IPCisco.com
👉 Join IPCisco GOLD: ipcisco.com/membership
🏆 Ready to Take Your Networking Skills to the Next Level? 🚀
✅ Self-Paced Cisco CCNA, CCNP, CCIE Courses
✅ Juniper, Huawei Nokia Multi-Vendor Courses
✅ Thousands of Practice Questions and Quizzes
✅ Cisco Packet Tracer Labs
✅ Cisco, Nokia GNS3 & Huawei eNSP Labs
✅ Networking Cheat Sheets & Flashcards
✅ Network Engineer Interview Simulator
✅ Premium Learning Resources
✅ Access Upcoming New Resources
🔥 One Membership. Complete Networking Preparation!
#network #ccna #cisco
