Week 4: Docker, From Fundamentals to Compose
This week was meant to be a Docker deep dive and a home lab Active Directory but the docker learning went further than expected Here's what happened in Week 4 What I Did I started with Docker fundamen
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Week 3: Bash Scripting & CTF Challenges
This week was meant to be a contained week with Bash scripting and Docker fundamentals. Instead, it turned into a week where I learned that knowing Linux commands and writing a script are not the same
Week 2: Cryptography, Git & GitHub
Week 2 is done, and I'm glad I could achieve all the goals set for this week. Let's get into how the week went. What I Did I finished the remaining modules of the Coursera Applied Cryptography course,
Week 1: Linux & Bash Fundamentals -Conclusion
I'm sorry to say this, but due to unforeseen circumstances, I couldn't complete the intended Week 2 tasks, so I used my free time to finish the activities I couldn't complete in Week 1. Before I move
Week 1: Linux & Bash Fundamentals | Cybersecurity to DevSecOps
Week 1 is done, and just like I said in the Day 0 post, this isn't going to be the highlight-reel version. Here's what actually happened. What I Did I worked through OverTheWire's Bandit wargame, from
Day 0
Earlier this week, I decided I would be spending the next 90 days building toward DevSecOps and documenting the whole thing here, in public, as it happens. Why DevSecOps? My experience in penetration
Separation of Duties
Welcome back. The concept to be discussed today is the Separation of Duties (SoD). Like the Principle of Least Privilege, SoD is widely used in access control and authentication. While it is essential in information security, it is a vital aspect of ...
Principle of Least Privilege (PoLP)
The first concept I will be discussing in this series is the Principle of Least Privilege (PoLP). This is a concept popularly used in access control and authentication, not just in cybersecurity but in every security domain The Principle of Least Pri...
API Documentation: Crafting Clear and User-Friendly Guides for Developers
API Documentation is a set of guidelines that developers use to understand how to interact with an API's software library, framework, or service. It provides information on the functionalities, methods, parameters, and data formats supported by the A...