Day82 #200daysChallenge with @mr_kay7 🔐 Can I Still Hack It? - VulnBank Home Lab Today I practiced Privilege Escalation in my authorized VulnBank lab. 🔹 Vertical Privilege Escalation I inspected a JWT, identified the "isadmin=false" claim, modified it

mean and how they work. I am gradually building my confidence in using command-line tools for web application and API testing. Every day is an opportunity to learn something new, practise it, and become better than I was yesterday! 🚀 #CyberSecurity #EthicalHacking #CTF #Linux

🔹 "-d" - Sends data in the request body, commonly used for form submissions and POST requests. 🔹 "-e" — Sets the Referer header to a specified URL. 🔹 "-X POST" — Explicitly specifies the HTTP POST method. Today’s practical session helped me understand what these options

🔹 "-I" — Retrieves response headers without the usual response body. 🔹 "-i" - Displays response headers along with the response body. 🔹 "-A" - Sets a custom User-Agent header. 🔹 "-v" - Displays detailed information about the request and response.

Day 100 #200daysChallenge with @mr_kay7 Learning "curl" in Kali Linux 🐉 Today, I learned how to use the "curl" command to interact with websites, send requests, and retrieve responses, including HTML content. I also practised several useful "curl" options:

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Every expert starts by mastering the basics, one command at a time. I'm learning, practising, and growing! 🚀 #200daysChallenge #Linux #KaliLinux #TechBizInternship #EthicalHacking #CyberSecurity

another or rename a file. For example: "mv rents.txt rent.txt" This renames "rents.txt" to "rent.txt" in the same directory. These may look like simple commands, but understanding them is another step forward in my Linux and ethical hacking journey.

2. Using ">>" to append content I also learnt that "echo "my favorite food" >> file.txt" adds new text to the end of the file while retaining the previous data. 3. Using "mv" to move or rename files Finally, I learnt that "mv" can be used to move a file from one location to

1. Using ">" to write or replace file content I learnt that "echo "my text" > file.txt" writes text into a file. If the file already contains data, ">" replaces the existing content with the new text.

Day99 #200daysChallenge with @mr_kay7 In today's Kali Linux command practice during my TechBiz Internship, I learnt something new that I believe will stay with me for as long as ethical hacking and Linux exist. 🐧💻

Thank you Samuel

journey. Every challenge is an opportunity to learn, improve, and grow. I'm not stopping here. More learning, more practice, and more growth ahead! 🚀 #Cybersecurity #Networking #EthicalHacking #CyberJourney

🔥 Day 98 of my #200daysChallenge with @mr_kay7 🏆 NETWORKWALKS INTERNSHIP ACHIEVEMENT! ✅ Week 1: 100/100 ✅ Week 2: 100/100 ✅ Week 3: 100/100 ✅ Week 4: 100/100 🎯 Final Internship Exam: 99/100! I'm grateful for the knowledge gained and the progress made throughout this

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B. This is a stealth scan to see if the host server is online...three way handshake wasn't complete and as such, I will say the answer is B.

Hand go soon touch them...when their clients begin to fall for BEC Scam...only then they would understand the essense of Cybersecurity.

directly display database query results. Another step forward in my web application security journey! 💪 #CyberSecurity #PortSwigger #SQLInjection #EthicalHacking #WebSecurity #MyCyberJourney

responses to true/false conditions. Example payload from the lab: ' AND (SELECT SUBSTRING(password,1,1) FROM users WHERE username='administrator')='a This exercise helped me understand how attackers can infer sensitive information even when an application doesn't

Day97 #200daysChallenge with @mr_kay7 I successfully completed a PortSwigger Web Security Academy lab on Blind SQL Injection! 🎯 I learned how the SQL SUBSTRING() function can help retrieve an administrator's password one character at a time by testing the application's