Aleksandra
@aleks_secure
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#infosec Analyst| Engineer | Geek | Gamer | DFIR | she/her Opinions are my own
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Joined August 2012
Most of our unhappiness came from achieving the goals of a past version of ourselves.
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Life is full of moments of frustration and disappointment. Growth and maturity is learning to pull yourself out of a bad state faster.
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An hour of intense cycling and I feel like a new person. It's strange how pushing your body hard can calm your mind. Tired muscles, quiet thoughts. Sport fixes what overthinking breaks.
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SentinelOne published their analysis about PhantomCaptch. [1] One of the (many) interesting parts of this report is: "The script also disabled PowerShell command history logging via Set-PSReadlineOption -HistorySaveStyle SaveNothing as a means of evading forensic analysis." I
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Want a job in DevOps? 👉Stop chasing certificates. Do this instead: • Master Git. Not just push/pull. Handle merge conflicts, merge, rebase • Pick one cloud. AWS, Azure, or GCP. Go deep, not wide • Live in YAML. Kubernetes, Docker Compose, Ansible. You’ll debug
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Sometimes I get so deep into solving challenges that I lose track of time. I should probably go to sleep now.
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with books unread, muscles untrained, and thousands of skills untouched - if you're bored you aren't even trying
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The Only Linux Command List You'll Need to Bookmark: Daily Heroes: • ps aux | grep {process} - Find that sneaky process • lsof -i :{port} - Who's hogging that port? • df -h - The classic "we're out of space" checker • netstat -tulpn - Network connection detective • kubectl
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LinkedIn będzie trenował sztuczną inteligencję na danych użytkowników. Nie chcesz? To wyłącz: https://t.co/MhgONpC6WI
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How to learn Active Directory… Step 1. Setup your own lab. Setup laps, applocker, logon scripts, CA server, sccm, exchange, file shares etc the whole nine Step 2. intentionally misconfigure it with tools like BadBlood and BadShares (I wrote this one) or just manually screw it
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Ku przestrodze! „Załączam screen maila (z dziś), w którym portal https://t.co/peUBlmrDY7 (rządowy) informuje mnie, że ktoś się pomyślnie zalogował na mój profil zaufany i wysłał do weryfikacji prośbę o kredyt. Poniżej podano telefon, pod który należy dzwonić, jeśli to nie ja
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🛡️ 𝐀 𝐒𝐞𝐜𝐮𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐄𝐧𝐠𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐞𝐫'𝐬 𝐆𝐮𝐢𝐝𝐞 𝐭𝐨 𝐌𝐂𝐏 If you need to learn how to test & secure MCPs in your org in a hurry... Get up to speed in 10min + a free MCP security cheatsheet of exactly what to look for.
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🎉 The DFIR Diva x @Detegoforensics giveaway is BACK, and the prizes are better than ever! This time, THREE lucky winners will be chosen: 🎓 2 will win FREE access to Detego Global’s Digital Forensics & Cyber Crime Investigations course plus a Detego merch pack ⌚ 1 winner
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New season of Alice in Borderland is out. I love it. One of the few shows that keeps you guessing until the end. The twists are impossible to predict. Brilliantly done.
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I took this course 4 years ago and it was excellent. It helped me improve as a Cybersecurity Analyst. Now, as part of an Incident Response team, I still apply the knowledge I gained from it. I highly recommend this course. It is money well spent on your future.
Periodic reminder that if you take my Investigation Theory course, you're working directly with me and I'm responding to your labs and exercises individually. That's something I prioritize above other things, and I make time for it every day.
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How to identity misconfigured permissions issues BEFORE it’s too late… Run ADeleginator, or use ADeleg to browse all delegated permissions. Source: https://t.co/8CbIzR03GU
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A good manager leads. The team follows, supports, and stands with them. That’s how you know you can count on your people.
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I’m an Incident Responder on the AWS Customer Incident Response Team (CIRT). And I get asked a lot of questions, like: “Where do I even start with incident response in the cloud?” Here’s a beginner-friendly thread on AWS IR tips — with a few lessons I learned 🧵👇
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Starting with a DENY ALL approach for application control is a great way to get the project canned... I recommend IT teams start by blocking known badness: - RMM products - Common LotL binaries - Vulnerable drivers These have much higher signals of a "threat" than the wrong
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