I got a junior ethical hacker job right out of graduate school with no certs. Now I have my sec+ and working on my casp+ all being Paid by the company.
@sandanishaik5958 youtube, hack the box, co workers, writeups from the job, books. And a lot of practice. I'm still learning, and developing my methodology.
I really appreciate what you are doing man. There are a lot of insufferable gatekeepers in the cyber domain, and its really off-putting sometimes to learners like myself... All this to say that you bring a lot of value to this community.
I'm a gatekeeper and proud of it! So, you want to be a hacker, but think gatekeepers are unfairly holding you back? ... ummm, yeah... hopefully the irony of this 'gatekeeper' concept is dawning on you : ) Hackers grew up breaking things... pressing buttons marked "Don't press this button"... dismantling stuff to figure out how it works. If you need someone to hold your hand and teach you how to be a curious self starter that can solve novel and unique problems... ... go home! Or, alternatively, go get your CEH and get paid to use tools that others have written, to inform long reports your client isn't likely to read and make suggestions your client mostly won't follow... all so that they can tick a box that says : "are we proactive about our security?" (now, re-read that last paragraph again) If it appeals, you'll be a hacker in the same way that I WAS Spiderman, when I was 4 years old. So, yeah... *Choose your own adventure :* Page 1 You find yourself in a wide open space. Ahead of you are lots of fascinating objects who's purpose you cannot ascertain from here. Life is limitless and opportunities abound! An adult stands in front of you with their arms folded, shaking their head disapprovingly. They look grumpy and unhelpful. They are a gatekeeper (24HP, 0 Damage per attack) What do you do : a) If you cry, return to the top of this page b) To look around for another adult, go to page 4 c) To simply walk around them and investigate, go to page 312 d) If you wish call an abuse line, put down this book and go shoot yourself! *EDIT:* Just kidding about option (D) ... Really! don't ever do that! You are a beautiful and unique little precious snowflake - and the world is better with you in it ! Bug hugs and little bunny kisses!!! x x x
I've finished my Google Cyber Security cert and understood that I don't have experience and watched your video about labs and projects and feel more confident with applying for jobs. Thank you and I hope you keep posting videos like this. Truly a blessing to the people joining the industry.
@@fixer1140 I started early july and finished in september. I was completely new so I probably like 4-8 hours a day(because of me writing notes and reading source materials) Some people complete it in 5 days and some do in 6 months. It’s all about prior knowledge and/or time available.
you literally pointed at every certificate i doted down as "needed" on my way to OSCP and you said not to do those... I just finished my CCNA studies, just need to take the test now, and was planning on doing Comptia Sec+ next... but i will not. What you said makes a lot of sense, and during my CCNA studies i realized it's somehow wrong to get multiple choice on each exam. I have a decent amount of Python experience, and have been using Linux for the past 8 years, and for the last 10 years i've been working in IT (helpdesk level stuff), so it's time to go for my dream of cyber security. I'll follow your roadmap, and subscribe to your channel. Your way seems harder, but it makes a lot more sense. That analogy about learning to swim by reading a book really "hit the nail on the head"! Thank you for this, it was something i really needed but didn't know i needed.
Cissp and Ccna are irrelevant to pentesting. Cissp is for management and policy roles, ccna is for neteng roles. Totally different niches of security and not going to do anything but slow you down. There's no such thing as multiple choice in offsec, either you can find the vulns, exploit them, and report them, or you can't. Simple as that. Drop all that MQ shit and start using the keyword on THM,HTB,Proving grounds,etc
@markosaric8884 - tony is right. Those certs have nothing to do with security. I was a senior network engineer for years and have been a network architect for a quarter of my almost 3 decades in IT and I have CISSP. You need to be looking at actual stuff like pen testing or CEH.
Finally someone Who tells the real truth! I realized all what you said when i spend 3k and 6 Months for security+ course where were explained only basic stuff and no hands on experience and Guess what? No job, companies laughed at me thinking i could get at least an internship. The real path is more difficult and time consuming, your advice is the best for everyone who want to learn fast, good and hands on. I really like your video! Thank you for your honesty
glad you can see the truth! you should see the amount of abusive comments I got from people with security+ who are angry at me for not recommending it 😅
Thanks for this. Web developer here and I've dabbled with the idea of going into cybersecurity for years. This is the most comprehensive and clear plan I've ever come across. Thank you for making this.
Just found you today, have watched a couple videos and you have already answered my questions and given me and actionable plan. I'm pursuing a degree in cyber security and have been really overwhelmed with trying to choose a certification and how to prep and what specific steps to take. I appreciate and respect your opinion. It's been a big help to hear someone lay it out so straightforwardly. Respect.
I currently work as a Land Surveyor crew chief and I’ve always wanted a job in Cyber security but haven’t had the time for school. I’m going to follow this Road map I’ll start tomorrow and I’ll be back here when I’ve made it to the end. Thank you
Thankyou Sir for ALL your help.Ive watched most of your videos, you really inspire me to keep going even when I feel low. I'm 55 , passed a+ , network +, security+, google cyber analyst recently.....my dream is to be a red teamer Ethical hacker.All your advice is gold to me, much appreciated 🤟🏾
Respect sir, because of your comment I feel energized again, btw I'm 24 but before I read your comment, the way to reach professional is hard and take so long way. And I realized I have'nt so much time because of my age. 😅
You got youth on your side. You can do it, note that it takes time to achieve your goals and dreams. All you need is to have a dream and GO FOR IT ! You can do it ! #zero_doubt @@user-ew5yp2go7i
Thank you for this. I am a middle aged person who recognizes they need to switch careers into tech but doesn't know WHERE to start. I have so many other skills but they are not technical. At all. Your videos are really helping me to focus my time on things that are worth focusing on. I don't feel like I'm wasting my time. You're doing a great service here!
Hey brother I start school next week for cyber security I know only how to turn off and off computer but I’m all the way in. I’m moving to the islands where I built a house amd will be looking to work remotely. Any advice would be greatly appreciated 🎉
Yeah- I've never been the most tech savvy guy but I decided to throw my hat into the ring, so to speak. It's a little disheartening to encounter people who make me feel stupid and just tell me to read RTFM. I always thought nerds were meek and mild but they can get pretty vicious. Nothing worth doing is ever easy, I guess. In any event, thanks for being a friendly, straightforward, and informative guy.
Brother, I still remember when I first discovered you on UA-cam, and you only had a few thousand followers. Looking back now, it's incredible to see how much you've grown! Thank you so much for all the valuable information you've provided. You've helped me get out of a state of confusion and feeling lost. I truly appreciate it, brother!
I found you just 3 months before I graduate with an associate degree in cyber security. While I have had some hands-on labs, I now realize just how limited they were. I am glad I found your video, I hope I can get enough out of these resources to get a job as a junior pen tester. Thank you so much.
This was such a great video. There are so many people out there looking for a new career, and it's so hard to find specific, useful information that they can use to determine if a) it's even something they would be interested in doing, b) is the market too saturated to be worth the time and money, c) what skills/learning track should they be focusing on in order to actually get a job? And many people, when you ask them about these things always come back with some cliche like "you get out what you put in." And then there are those click bait videos that make it sound like anyone can just get a certification and immediately start making upwards of $100 grand a year with no experience. Videos like this with specific, and actionable steps from someone who has actually become successful in the industry are priceless. Thank you for taking the time to help beginners figure out what they should be doing.
Hey unixguy. I’m ccnp certified plus nse4. I love networking but i always feel attracted to cyber security. I started learning python few months ago but I stopped after few days. to be honest i felt programming is complicated specifically when it comes to long codes. This video popped in my screen accidentally and it really resurrected the passion inside me. This time I’ll start the journey the right way as u described and I’ll come to update when I finish every step. Thank u so much for this video 🙏
Thank you for being a source of clarity and a guide for so many of us who are trying to get into the cyber security field. If it was not for this channel, I would have a much tougher time navigating my way into a path towards an entry level job in cyber security. I'm still undecided of wanting to pursue a job as an ethical hacker or a cyber analyst, but these videos help immensely. I know I am not alone in saying this, but your content has helped so many people and you are greatly appreciated!
glad to hear that! it’s perfectly fine not to be 100% certain what you want to do! pick a path and do some certs and see what happens, you will grow either way :)
I was already studying for the Sec+ when the Google cert came out, and I already had my exam scheduled for next week. I now realize the limitations of the multiple choice format. I’ve learned a lot of the foundational knowledge with the Sec+ so I still feel good about my decision to get it, but now I really need to get hands on with the THM / HTB courses. Thank you sir! 👏
@@UnixGuy Passed!! 😮💨 I wish I had more time to gain a few extra points on the performance passed questions, and I wish the multiple choice questions didn't have so much fluff in them. Now I'm thinking about where my time would be best spent next (if I want to keep my Comptia cert track valid), Linux+, Server+, or Pentest+?
@@samfisher5302 congrats on the pass! well done! I don’t recommend any of those certs. Time to move on from CompTIA and do something more practical. All the advice you need is in the videos so please war h them again
I wanted to be a part of the cybersecurity field, and you're the reason I've found the right track. I'm currently enrolled in Google's cybersecurity course, and your videos have been incredibly helpful in my learning journey. I can't thank you enough.
Hi Sir, I have been following your UA-cam for sometimes and you are doing a marvelous job. The ethical hacker explanations you did last time was a fire. I want to be an ethical hacker for a long time. I just love the video and contents. The way you break it down, is phenomenal. I finish my PCIDSS. The ethical hacker will be the next. Kudos to you, Sir. Stay blessed.
Just found your channel and subscribed. This content was golden. I just started my MS in IT with a concentration in Cybersecurity and this is all new to me. Wanted a career change where demand is high. I will definitely follow this roadmap for the technical/practical skills knowledge while working on my degree for the theoretical knowledge. Looking forward to the rest of your videos!
I'm never gonna learn hacking but this was one of the MOST concise-yet-helpful videos that I've ever seen. If I ever see someone who's interested in this industry, I'll point them your way.
Hey, I cant tell how much I appreciate you, because of you I started the Google Cybersecurity certificate training, just 4 hours ago actually and im hooked. Does not even feel like studying and completing those tests just feel so rewarding. Completed the first module and got all 100% in all tests. Haven't really got in to the coding part yet but that is what I wait the most because I have some very little knowledge of python and Linux prior to this, very excited. Thank you, hope to make career out of this. :)
This was very insightful. I am so happy I found this video! I've attempted and failed the OSCP in the past, and I'm actively applying to jobs and looking how to adjust my job finding techniques and study path. I really needed this guide, thank you so much! You have a new subscriber!
@@abhithesh2465 to my knowledge no. Offsec has many ways to pay for it after a failed attempt. They have revamped the course since I took it last, so I could do an upgrade which costs significantly less. And if I failed more recently all I would pay for is a lab extension which comes with a retake attempt. A retake voucher without the lab would cost even less than that. I would have to check the prices on that again. But I recall retake vouchers costing in the high double digits or low triple digits in dollars.
No, $250. Oscp is very easy though, it's the most basic network pentesting. None of it is realistic, it's all disclosed CVEs. Real world hacking doesn't work like that 99% of the time, most companies that are competent have patch management programs
With that said though, it's a great beginner cert and can get you in the door and give you a baseline of offsec knowledge, but it's the bare bones knowledge needed
This is what I needed. I'm doing the IBM Cybersecurity Analyst Certification now. However, when i'm done, I'll start with this track. Thank you so much. And I'm not liking the IBM cert as so far it's all theory and no labs.
This just gave me the structure and plan I was looking for thank you so much!! I can’t wait to start this journey. I have my Google cyber security cert already, going to start on the htb projects tomorrow !
the video is gold! i've watched a few videos on the subject and most of them were either totally useless bullshit or an advertisement for an affiliate program. thanks for taking the effort to prepare and provide all the info compactly and without blah blah blah!
@@UnixGuy you're a good person and I'm grateful for what you have shared.....by the way which Anti malware you advise people, would you use Trend micro or Fortinet for security? I'm about to buy a service to secure my computer
I cannot thank you enough for making this video and I count myself really really lucky to have come across and More so, taken tike to watch it. I almost wish it didn't end. My interest in everything you said just further denotes how interested I am in being an ethical hacker and not just because it sounds cool or I get to wear a hoodie 😅. But because I want to build a successful career for myself legitimately. I might not be able to reach out to you personally but trust me you've really made an impact in me at this hour. The highlights you've made will help me draw out a more concise road map for myself for the year 2024. I will be so proud of myself to let you know how I've improved in months to come. Thank you, Love from Nigeria 🇳🇬 😊
Hello . I honestly would like to thank you because with this roadmap i see clearly stuff . I started txo months ago with basic knowledge such as A+ and network + than i finished . And i was about to start security + because it seems like a top certification and because of all these videos who say that you need to have a security + but i have found out that i lost it and kind of getting away from the ethical hacker path because it was not really technical. So thank you for allowing me to focus more clearly on the EJPT and then the OSCP :)
Hey @UnixGuy I watched this in December 2023, and told myself I was going to follow it and make sure I comment here before the video's 1st anniversary, so here is my update: I completed... - Google Cyber Security - December 2023 - ICS2 Cyber Security - January 2023 - eJPT - April 2024 - PNPT - Today lol - August 2024 - Now going for the CPTS, cant afford the OSCP yet I have learned a lot and I can say, I am a much better professional today than I was 10 months ago. So, thank you for these videos, I cannot thank you enough!
Well done mate!!! you’ve put in the work and acquire the skills! companies will be lucky to have you! you’re so close to reaching your goal, well done!
I run my own IT consulting firm in South Africa, and have just added internal penetration testing as a service to my list of services. I have two scheduled Pen Tests for September.
Thank you so much dude The video was so informative, and the way you explained it was so lovely and clear which will help a lot of people like me who love this domain and this video is a boost for them. Thank you so much And as you said Cyber security professionals are really so humble and friendly I have a friend who is in this field, working in Meta, and he helped me a lot. Alot of love and respect from me & from my Country's hackers who are a Ethical Hacker (INDIA)
Thank you for the knowledge and resources to learn cybersecurity. Even though ethical hacking sounds cool and intimidating, watching your videos makes me excited and motivated to learn this field. Keep up the great videos!
Thanks for the gift.. you just made my life easier At first I wanted to just be a developer But then I fell inlove with the art of hacking and doing it for the right cause..thanks so much Although I don't have a PC now I'll not stop learning coz I believe determination is key
This is what I actually need, and what you think about Ethical Hacking workshops for beginners? (I'm a freshman and new to Computers and Cyber security)
I retire in 2 years from military, I thought I was going to do PMP, started studying, but my mind always wanders back to linux/Parrot OS security (prettiest gui). I think I'm going to pursue my dream of being a pentester. Learned linux about a decade ago, it's great having a foundation in it, haven't used much but wouldn't take long to get proficiency back....Your road map is super simple and attainable within 1.5 years with dedicated and consistent studying/practice....Thanks for this vid!!!
Awesome vid! I'm trying to get a job in web development through the self-taught route. I already know Python, JS, HTML, and CSS, and now the next step would be tackling larger projects and frameworks. However, I've always been torn between cybersec/ethical hacking and web development. To be honest, through your channel, I'm leaning more towards ethical hacking. So, what do you think would be better in terms of job prospects?
hey mate, I recommend continuing the search for a programming job, you can always study ethical hacking after work and build your hacking skills after! there is also a specialty that combines programming and hacking ;) there it is: ua-cam.com/video/-oGxe4CW_Z8/v-deo.htmlsi=euOwfJaF76vmBm3R
@@Medjed-pi5pwI’m on the same boat as you learning web development but I’m not sure if I should keep learning.. it’s a extremely over saturated field and for self taught entry level devs it’s almost impossible to get a job without a degree or real world experience.. idk what to do.
Thanks for putting this video together. I'm looking to transition from IT small business support to cybersecurity, specifically penetration testing. Even more specifically, I 'd like to end up doing government contracts. I've been looking into CISSP, OSCP, CISM, SSCP, CEH, GAIC, Sec+... there's so many! Your video helped me understand what some of these certs actually are. I'm going to look into the eJPT, and PNPT.
As someone who's super interested in Ethical Hacking your video and videos, are an amazing piece to get started, thank you SO MUCH for ilustrating us on this matter, again thank you. I'm looking forward to start witht the google cert. Kinda wondering if I would like ehtical or security analyst, but still super into this whole thing which is bast. And as you mention I tried to "learn code" 20 years ago, with a book that only got me so frustrated that I was like nah I don't think this is for me, but with your cristal clear explanations this seems much, much more approachable. Thank you for sharing your knwoledge with the rest of us, this is at least a gift for me.
glad to hear it, and yes I remember learning programing from those O’Reilly books - no thanks 🥲 things are much better nowadays and there are so many good resources - you got this
Hey UnixGuy, thank you very much for your comment, sorry haven't replied sooner, just saw it! : ( apologies.@@UnixGuy Yes man I remember those books and yeah totally feel you. But as I rewatch your videos, I feel more and more confident. Thank you so so much for all the effort to give us a chance in this field : ).
I can't even describe how helpful this video was, i have completed CCNA, CompTIA Security +, A+ , and i have web development backgrounds for 4 years so i know linux and Python very deep. But i was very confused where exactly to go and start penetration testing, i have been searching and looking roadmap to follow which is more efficient and doesn't include unnecessary things just like i wasted my time on security + which is just memorizing some shit and compliances. This was really eye opening i know everything i wanna do in 2024 in terms of learning and certificates. Man god bless you , and thank you isn't enough. Btw what really impressed me not just you showed the roadmap but why ? I can't comprehend how good that was.
best of luck! I showed you the roadmap because when I started my journey I didn’t have anyone to show me anything, so I dont want others to waste time like I did
@UnixGuy The way you articulated the roadmap and the reasoning behind each step was enlightening. It's just shows how much you're passionate about sharing knowledge and helping others to start careers as pentest. Thank you for being an invaluable resource, and I look forward to learning more from your content. YOU ARE NATIONAL TREASURE ❤️
Cant thank you enough for putting the info with clarity out there. Knowledge is meant to be shared and not stored. I have just begun my foray into cybersecurity and ethical hacking,which is a paid course. I had a tough time installing Kali Linux and maeta2 but i finally got both vms to talk to each other. Thank you again for your words of encouragement.....but after hearing this video,i feel overwhelmed already. So much to learn,absorb,implement,practise and then pass the exams.
thank you so much for this video. i’m new to IT / cybersecurity, but I’ve always had an interest in technology and the way it works. ethical hacking seems hard and like a lot of work, but i think i’m finally ready to dip my toes in and change career paths. i really appreciate this detailed video, hopefully i can comment again when i’m further down the path! time to start google cybersecurity course :)
Thank for the video. I am really really grateful for these informations. Most of the map on the net is just made me more confused, but it was awesome😊 And I relly liked your other videos! They are always well-organized and understandable and easy to follow.😊😊
You're videos are loaded with wisdom. Your video has encouraged me to start a career with cybersecurity. I want to do Bsc in cybersecurity and a masters in cybersecurity.
Ok. You’ve convinced me. I’m a 50 year old dog trainer who is tired of getting bit. Lol. I used to be a business analyst many years ago and I did a lot of VBA programming. I’m going to follow this exact path. If anyone has ANY advice please let me know!
Thank you so much for this video. I have been in love with programming since March 2023, and I’ve tried a lot because this field is soo interesting. Ethical hacking felt like I finally found my place. So, thanks a lot for providing us with the information to fulfill our dreams.
@@UnixGuyHello, I have a question. I was curious about HackTheBox, and I am a bit confused. There is HackTheBox, and there is also HackTheBox Academy. In your video, you show us both. But if I am not mistaken, there are two different subscriptions. Or am I wrong?
Man I really need to say thank you so but so much. I really want to became a ethical hacker and your video is a gold mine that I will follow. You gain a new sub. I will update you when I start my journey.
so i made a change today ! i started the google cyber security today ,i have watch a bunch of videos on ethical hacking certificate paths and i chose this one ..thanks for helping us out
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and guidance. I'm looking for a clear path into Ethical Hacking and this will help steer me in the right direction. Cheers!
Just started a class on ethical hacking by ECCouncil at my Community College. I can see the appeal for wanting to go red team, but the knowledge needed is mind blowing.
@UnixGuy For sure, I'll see how the class goes. It's been interesting so far. I'm on a network security pathway, but if the gained knowledge kindles a flame, i might go red team in due time.
Multiple choice exam is not how you get into ethical hacking! i was thinking to myself the same thing, how would correct choices make you act correctly when the question with the answer can be easily forgotten! Another gem from the unix guy, this video came in the right time and if i will ever face those RTFM people i will send them to you, Our mentor and bro.
There's no need to do a "warmup" to the eJPT.. The eJPT is the warm up, and I consider even that a waste. Just go OSCP on the first time and screw all the rest. How I did it and how my mentees do it too
I got a junior ethical hacker job right out of graduate school with no certs. Now I have my sec+ and working on my casp+ all being Paid by the company.
so glad to hear that, congrats my friends 👏🏻👏🏻
Hey man, im graduating from sdsu rn for cybersecurity with no certs, how did you do it? Im struggling right now
Bro how you learn the skills
@sandanishaik5958 youtube, hack the box, co workers, writeups from the job, books. And a lot of practice. I'm still learning, and developing my methodology.
@@dominickhart3435 I applied to about 300+ job posts. It takes time. I recommend networking through LinkedIn.
I followed this. Started in cyber in March. Currently work as an internal penetration tester :) thank you for sharing.
Will you please help me with your journey? I mean what you have learnt? Please share your experience.
congrats Jesse, good to hear from you again :)
Lighting speed, congrats 🎉
What stage are you at ? Did you get your OSCP?
Fakest comment ever lol
I really appreciate what you are doing man. There are a lot of insufferable gatekeepers in the cyber domain, and its really off-putting sometimes to learners like myself... All this to say that you bring a lot of value to this community.
thanks mate, and I agree there are a lot of kategakeers and I made it my mission to make them irrelevant
@@UnixGuyplease do a network engineer if possible please
there are gatekeepers in every job wich is passion based . its better than doing a job you hate
@egatycasi you think ethical and legal are the same thing? That's cute
I'm a gatekeeper and proud of it!
So, you want to be a hacker, but think gatekeepers are unfairly holding you back?
... ummm, yeah... hopefully the irony of this 'gatekeeper' concept is dawning on you : )
Hackers grew up breaking things... pressing buttons marked "Don't press this button"... dismantling stuff to figure out how it works. If you need someone to hold your hand and teach you how to be a curious self starter that can solve novel and unique problems...
... go home!
Or, alternatively, go get your CEH and get paid to use tools that others have written, to inform long reports your client isn't likely to read and make suggestions your client mostly won't follow... all so that they can tick a box that says : "are we proactive about our security?"
(now, re-read that last paragraph again)
If it appeals, you'll be a hacker in the same way that I WAS Spiderman, when I was 4 years old.
So, yeah...
*Choose your own adventure :*
Page 1
You find yourself in a wide open space. Ahead of you are lots of fascinating objects who's purpose you cannot ascertain from here. Life is limitless and opportunities abound!
An adult stands in front of you with their arms folded, shaking their head disapprovingly. They look grumpy and unhelpful.
They are a gatekeeper (24HP, 0 Damage per attack)
What do you do :
a) If you cry, return to the top of this page
b) To look around for another adult, go to page 4
c) To simply walk around them and investigate, go to page 312
d) If you wish call an abuse line, put down this book and go shoot yourself!
*EDIT:* Just kidding about option (D) ... Really! don't ever do that! You are a beautiful and unique little precious snowflake - and the world is better with you in it ! Bug hugs and little bunny kisses!!! x x x
I've finished my Google Cyber Security cert and understood that I don't have experience and watched your video about labs and projects and feel more confident with applying for jobs. Thank you and I hope you keep posting videos like this. Truly a blessing to the people joining the industry.
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Bro, how long did it take you? How many hours a day?
@@fixer1140 I started early july and finished in september. I was completely new so I probably like 4-8 hours a day(because of me writing notes and reading source materials) Some people complete it in 5 days and some do in 6 months. It’s all about prior knowledge and/or time available.
you literally pointed at every certificate i doted down as "needed" on my way to OSCP and you said not to do those... I just finished my CCNA studies, just need to take the test now, and was planning on doing Comptia Sec+ next... but i will not. What you said makes a lot of sense, and during my CCNA studies i realized it's somehow wrong to get multiple choice on each exam. I have a decent amount of Python experience, and have been using Linux for the past 8 years, and for the last 10 years i've been working in IT (helpdesk level stuff), so it's time to go for my dream of cyber security. I'll follow your roadmap, and subscribe to your channel. Your way seems harder, but it makes a lot more sense. That analogy about learning to swim by reading a book really "hit the nail on the head"! Thank you for this, it was something i really needed but didn't know i needed.
hey mate, it’s definitely harder but you will be learning the skill needed to perfotm proper penetration testing - it’s also a lot more fun :)
Cissp and Ccna are irrelevant to pentesting. Cissp is for management and policy roles, ccna is for neteng roles. Totally different niches of security and not going to do anything but slow you down. There's no such thing as multiple choice in offsec, either you can find the vulns, exploit them, and report them, or you can't. Simple as that. Drop all that MQ shit and start using the keyword on THM,HTB,Proving grounds,etc
@markosaric8884 - tony is right. Those certs have nothing to do with security. I was a senior network engineer for years and have been a network architect for a quarter of my almost 3 decades in IT and I have CISSP. You need to be looking at actual stuff like pen testing or CEH.
Finally someone Who tells the real truth! I realized all what you said when i spend 3k and 6 Months for security+ course where were explained only basic stuff and no hands on experience and Guess what? No job, companies laughed at me thinking i could get at least an internship. The real path is more difficult and time consuming, your advice is the best for everyone who want to learn fast, good and hands on. I really like your video! Thank you for your honesty
glad you can see the truth! you should see the amount of abusive comments I got from people with security+ who are angry at me for not recommending it 😅
@@UnixGuyoh wow, I see that now 😊
@@UnixGuy typical instituted biased and brainwashed sheep who cant see outside the box they are already sealed in 🙄sadly
Thanks for this. Web developer here and I've dabbled with the idea of going into cybersecurity for years. This is the most comprehensive and clear plan I've ever come across. Thank you for making this.
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How I want to learn cyber security course
@@freelance_ripon ok
Just found you today, have watched a couple videos and you have already answered my questions and given me and actionable plan. I'm pursuing a degree in cyber security and have been really overwhelmed with trying to choose a certification and how to prep and what specific steps to take. I appreciate and respect your opinion. It's been a big help to hear someone lay it out so straightforwardly. Respect.
glad to hear that! can’t wait to hear about your progress and your journey, keep us posted 👏🏻
I currently work as a Land Surveyor crew chief and I’ve always wanted a job in Cyber security but haven’t had the time for school. I’m going to follow this Road map I’ll start tomorrow and I’ll be back here when I’ve made it to the end. Thank you
so glad to hear that! can’t wait to hear about your progress!
Currently taking the Google cyber security certificate and on chapter 5 wish me luck
@@nathanmcintosh3451 I like you. Try to do that
@@nathanmcintosh3451 been 5 months how did it go ?
I work as a landsurveyor (not a crew chief) and want to pursue cybersecurity. Want to learn together?
Thankyou Sir for ALL your help.Ive watched most of your videos, you really inspire me to keep going even when I feel low. I'm 55 , passed a+ , network +, security+, google cyber analyst recently.....my dream is to be a red teamer Ethical hacker.All your advice is gold to me, much appreciated 🤟🏾
you got this 👏🏻👏🏻
Respect sir, because of your comment I feel energized again, btw I'm 24 but before I read your comment, the way to reach professional is hard and take so long way. And I realized I have'nt so much time because of my age. 😅
You got youth on your side. You can do it, note that it takes time to achieve your goals and dreams. All you need is to have a dream and GO FOR IT ! You can do it ! #zero_doubt @@user-ew5yp2go7i
@@user-ew5yp2go7i me too
Thank you for this. I am a middle aged person who recognizes they need to switch careers into tech but doesn't know WHERE to start. I have so many other skills but they are not technical. At all. Your videos are really helping me to focus my time on things that are worth focusing on. I don't feel like I'm wasting my time. You're doing a great service here!
glad to hear that! I’m sure you’ll do great things because you seem to have a great attitude 👏🏻
Hey brother I start school next week for cyber security I know only how to turn off and off computer but I’m all the way in. I’m moving to the islands where I built a house amd will be looking to work remotely. Any advice would be greatly appreciated 🎉
Thanks for your help
@@tracydeuyour4186do you a digital nomad Visa??
Yeah- I've never been the most tech savvy guy but I decided to throw my hat into the ring, so to speak. It's a little disheartening to encounter people who make me feel stupid and just tell me to read RTFM. I always thought nerds were meek and mild but they can get pretty vicious. Nothing worth doing is ever easy, I guess.
In any event, thanks for being a friendly, straightforward, and informative guy.
yes it’s unfortunate! but the good news now we have so many resources, if you follow the roadmap and study you will get to your goal!
Brother, I still remember when I first discovered you on UA-cam, and you only had a few thousand followers. Looking back now, it's incredible to see how much you've grown!
Thank you so much for all the valuable information you've provided. You've helped me get out of a state of confusion and feeling lost. I truly appreciate it, brother!
thank you very much for being here from the beginning and supporting me, exciting things ahead 🙏🏻
I found you just 3 months before I graduate with an associate degree in cyber security. While I have had some hands-on labs, I now realize just how limited they were. I am glad I found your video, I hope I can get enough out of these resources to get a job as a junior pen tester. Thank you so much.
you got this!
This was such a great video. There are so many people out there looking for a new career, and it's so hard to find specific, useful information that they can use to determine if a) it's even something they would be interested in doing, b) is the market too saturated to be worth the time and money, c) what skills/learning track should they be focusing on in order to actually get a job? And many people, when you ask them about these things always come back with some cliche like "you get out what you put in." And then there are those click bait videos that make it sound like anyone can just get a certification and immediately start making upwards of $100 grand a year with no experience. Videos like this with specific, and actionable steps from someone who has actually become successful in the industry are priceless. Thank you for taking the time to help beginners figure out what they should be doing.
thanks mate, glad you found it useful, that’s my goal :)
Hey unixguy. I’m ccnp certified plus nse4. I love networking but i always feel attracted to cyber security. I started learning python few months ago but I stopped after few days. to be honest i felt programming is complicated specifically when it comes to long codes. This video popped in my screen accidentally and it really resurrected the passion inside me. This time I’ll start the journey the right way as u described and I’ll come to update when I finish every step. Thank u so much for this video 🙏
glad to hear that mate, if you’re passionate about it then go for it, you won’t regret learning!
Thank you for being a source of clarity and a guide for so many of us who are trying to get into the cyber security field. If it was not for this channel, I would have a much tougher time navigating my way into a path towards an entry level job in cyber security. I'm still undecided of wanting to pursue a job as an ethical hacker or a cyber analyst, but these videos help immensely. I know I am not alone in saying this, but your content has helped so many people and you are greatly appreciated!
glad to hear that! it’s perfectly fine not to be 100% certain what you want to do! pick a path and do some certs and see what happens, you will grow either way :)
I was already studying for the Sec+ when the Google cert came out, and I already had my exam scheduled for next week. I now realize the limitations of the multiple choice format. I’ve learned a lot of the foundational knowledge with the Sec+ so I still feel good about my decision to get it, but now I really need to get hands on with the THM / HTB courses. Thank you sir! 👏
you have a great mindset! I’m certain you’ll do very well 👏🏻
@@UnixGuy Passed!! 😮💨 I wish I had more time to gain a few extra points on the performance passed questions, and I wish the multiple choice questions didn't have so much fluff in them.
Now I'm thinking about where my time would be best spent next (if I want to keep my Comptia cert track valid), Linux+, Server+, or Pentest+?
@@samfisher5302 congrats on the pass! well done!
I don’t recommend any of those certs. Time to move on from CompTIA and do something more practical. All the advice you need is in the videos so please war h them again
I thought you only pay for the cert in Google cyber security course .$29 a month😢😢
that's dependent on where you live@@LumwanjiNgige
I wanted to be a part of the cybersecurity field, and you're the reason I've found the right track. I'm currently enrolled in Google's cybersecurity course, and your videos have been incredibly helpful in my learning journey. I can't thank you enough.
so happy to hear that! Keep it up and please keep me posted with your progress 🎉
@@UnixGuy Yes. Thank youu. I'm also in your discord server. i really love to read all of the conversations there :))
can you start that course with no programming knowledge?@@Gmarkooo
Is the google thing free?
How I want to learn cyber security course
Hi Sir,
I have been following your UA-cam for sometimes and you are doing a marvelous job. The ethical hacker explanations you did last time was a fire. I want to be an ethical hacker for a long time. I just love the video and contents. The way you break it down, is phenomenal. I finish my PCIDSS. The ethical hacker will be the next. Kudos to you, Sir. Stay blessed.
well done mate, keep me posted 🎉
Very well said and put together. This is some gold advice. Thank you.
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Just found your channel and subscribed. This content was golden. I just started my MS in IT with a concentration in Cybersecurity and this is all new to me. Wanted a career change where demand is high. I will definitely follow this roadmap for the technical/practical skills knowledge while working on my degree for the theoretical knowledge. Looking forward to the rest of your videos!
thanks Nath! Enjoy the journey :)
I'm never gonna learn hacking but this was one of the MOST concise-yet-helpful videos that I've ever seen. If I ever see someone who's interested in this industry, I'll point them your way.
thanks mate, and never say never ;)
Hey, I cant tell how much I appreciate you, because of you I started the Google Cybersecurity certificate training, just 4 hours ago actually and im hooked. Does not even feel like studying and completing those tests just feel so rewarding. Completed the first module and got all 100% in all tests.
Haven't really got in to the coding part yet but that is what I wait the most because I have some very little knowledge of python and Linux prior to this, very excited.
Thank you, hope to make career out of this. :)
so glad to hear that! You are right, when you learn something you’re genuiunely interested in, it doesn’t feel like ‘work’ :)
This was very insightful. I am so happy I found this video! I've attempted and failed the OSCP in the past, and I'm actively applying to jobs and looking how to adjust my job finding techniques and study path. I really needed this guide, thank you so much!
You have a new subscriber!
Yeah mate I totally understand!! thankfully there are many things we can do to assist and make passing the OSCP a lot easier :)
do you need to pay $1500 if u are taking it again?
@@abhithesh2465 to my knowledge no. Offsec has many ways to pay for it after a failed attempt.
They have revamped the course since I took it last, so I could do an upgrade which costs significantly less.
And if I failed more recently all I would pay for is a lab extension which comes with a retake attempt.
A retake voucher without the lab would cost even less than that. I would have to check the prices on that again. But I recall retake vouchers costing in the high double digits or low triple digits in dollars.
No, $250.
Oscp is very easy though, it's the most basic network pentesting. None of it is realistic, it's all disclosed CVEs. Real world hacking doesn't work like that 99% of the time, most companies that are competent have patch management programs
With that said though, it's a great beginner cert and can get you in the door and give you a baseline of offsec knowledge, but it's the bare bones knowledge needed
Your videos are so informative and helpful. I really do appreciate your hard work
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now that is some quality content, very professional, very comprehensible and very enlightening. thank you from the bottom of my heart
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This is what I needed. I'm doing the IBM Cybersecurity Analyst Certification now. However, when i'm done, I'll start with this track. Thank you so much. And I'm not liking the IBM cert as so far it's all theory and no labs.
Yeah I understand! good luck with your journey!
This just gave me the structure and plan I was looking for thank you so much!! I can’t wait to start this journey. I have my Google cyber security cert already, going to start on the htb projects tomorrow !
glad to hear, go smash those labs 👏🏻👏🏻
the video is gold! i've watched a few videos on the subject and most of them were either totally useless bullshit or an advertisement for an affiliate program. thanks for taking the effort to prepare and provide all the info compactly and without blah blah blah!
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You are the best.
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@@UnixGuycan you do network engineering roadmap please 🙏🏾
@@UnixGuy you're a good person and I'm grateful for what you have shared.....by the way which Anti malware you advise people, would you use Trend micro or Fortinet for security?
I'm about to buy a service to secure my computer
I cannot thank you enough for making this video and I count myself really really lucky to have come across and More so, taken tike to watch it. I almost wish it didn't end. My interest in everything you said just further denotes how interested I am in being an ethical hacker and not just because it sounds cool or I get to wear a hoodie 😅. But because I want to build a successful career for myself legitimately. I might not be able to reach out to you personally but trust me you've really made an impact in me at this hour. The highlights you've made will help me draw out a more concise road map for myself for the year 2024. I will be so proud of myself to let you know how I've improved in months to come. Thank you, Love from Nigeria 🇳🇬 😊
best of luck 🙏🏻
Hello . I honestly would like to thank you because with this roadmap i see clearly stuff . I started txo months ago with basic knowledge such as A+ and network + than i finished . And i was about to start security + because it seems like a top certification and because of all these videos who say that you need to have a security + but i have found out that i lost it and kind of getting away from the ethical hacker path because it was not really technical. So thank you for allowing me to focus more clearly on the EJPT and then the OSCP :)
glad you found the video at the right time! enjoy the journey :)
Hey @UnixGuy
I watched this in December 2023, and told myself I was going to follow it and make sure I comment here before the video's 1st anniversary, so here is my update:
I completed...
- Google Cyber Security - December 2023
- ICS2 Cyber Security - January 2023
- eJPT - April 2024
- PNPT - Today lol - August 2024
- Now going for the CPTS, cant afford the OSCP yet
I have learned a lot and I can say, I am a much better professional today than I was 10 months ago.
So, thank you for these videos, I cannot thank you enough!
Well done mate!!! you’ve put in the work and acquire the skills!
companies will be lucky to have you! you’re so close to reaching your goal, well done!
What is Your Status Working in a company?
I run my own IT consulting firm in South Africa, and have just added internal penetration testing as a service to my list of services.
I have two scheduled Pen Tests for September.
Thank you so much dude The video was so informative, and the way you explained it was so lovely and clear which will help a lot of people like me who love this domain and this video is a boost for them. Thank you so much
And as you said Cyber security professionals are really so humble and friendly I have a friend who is in this field, working in Meta, and he helped me a lot.
Alot of love and respect from me & from my Country's hackers who are a Ethical Hacker (INDIA)
thanks mate 🫡
Going To Start With Google Certificate. Thank You For The Guidance Sir. Grateful!!. Will be Coming Back To Your Channel for More Info.
All the best
Thank you for the knowledge and resources to learn cybersecurity. Even though ethical hacking sounds cool and intimidating, watching your videos makes me excited and motivated to learn this field. Keep up the great videos!
glad to hear yet 👏🏻
You have no idea how much your videos have helped me. Thank you! 🙏🏻
You are so welcome 🫡
Thanks for the gift.. you just made my life easier
At first I wanted to just be a developer
But then I fell inlove with the art of hacking and doing it for the right cause..thanks so much
Although I don't have a PC now I'll not stop learning coz I believe determination is key
you got this 👏🏻
Man are people like yourself that builds a community, very good video . Keep going .
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This is what I actually need, and what you think about Ethical Hacking workshops for beginners? (I'm a freshman and new to Computers and Cyber security)
Workshops can be a hit or miss. it really depends on the instructor and the quality of the material
I retire in 2 years from military, I thought I was going to do PMP, started studying, but my mind always wanders back to linux/Parrot OS security (prettiest gui). I think I'm going to pursue my dream of being a pentester. Learned linux about a decade ago, it's great having a foundation in it, haven't used much but wouldn't take long to get proficiency back....Your road map is super simple and attainable within 1.5 years with dedicated and consistent studying/practice....Thanks for this vid!!!
now the fun begins 😎
Awesome vid! I'm trying to get a job in web development through the self-taught route. I already know Python, JS, HTML, and CSS, and now the next step would be tackling larger projects and frameworks. However, I've always been torn between cybersec/ethical hacking and web development. To be honest, through your channel, I'm leaning more towards ethical hacking. So, what do you think would be better in terms of job prospects?
hey mate, I recommend continuing the search for a programming job, you can always study ethical hacking after work and build your hacking skills after! there is also a specialty that combines programming and hacking ;) there it is:
ua-cam.com/video/-oGxe4CW_Z8/v-deo.htmlsi=euOwfJaF76vmBm3R
@@UnixGuy Alright! Thank's for the reply bro.
@@Medjed-pi5pwI’m on the same boat as you learning web development but I’m not sure if I should keep learning.. it’s a extremely over saturated field and for self taught entry level devs it’s almost impossible to get a job without a degree or real world experience.. idk what to do.
@@josephpe90same with me…can anyone advise us please?
I'm Chinese, but I think as long as you have enough technical skills, you won't be short of jobs.@@miraclemaxwell9988
Thank you so much!
my pleasure : )
I just started to watch and when you said this is a gift to your younger self, i liked instantly. Great work!
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But when it comes down to oscp... my friends... this will be the biggest challenge, so who over is taking the OSCP, good luck to you all
if you do the certs suggested before hand, it wont be that hard 😎
Thanks for putting this video together. I'm looking to transition from IT small business support to cybersecurity, specifically penetration testing. Even more specifically, I 'd like to end up doing government contracts. I've been looking into CISSP, OSCP, CISM, SSCP, CEH, GAIC, Sec+... there's so many! Your video helped me understand what some of these certs actually are. I'm going to look into the eJPT, and PNPT.
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Hi sir I'm 16 yo can I start ethical hacking journey by doing certificates . or should I complete collage degree
you absolutely can do through certificates but you can also do both college and certificates :)
@@UnixGuy sir I was planning to completely focus on ethical hacking by developing skills as certificates can save my time . Is it preferred
@@user-sb5mu1qr6o either path is fine, I prefer certs
@@UnixGuy thank you for your kind reply sir 🙏
Helpful, I'm just on the way from getting off the track but thanks to you and this video, finally found where I was wrong
Glad it helped
As someone who's super interested in Ethical Hacking your video and videos, are an amazing piece to get started, thank you SO MUCH for ilustrating us on this matter, again thank you. I'm looking forward to start witht the google cert. Kinda wondering if I would like ehtical or security analyst, but still super into this whole thing which is bast.
And as you mention I tried to "learn code" 20 years ago, with a book that only got me so frustrated that I was like nah I don't think this is for me, but with your cristal clear explanations this seems much, much more approachable. Thank you for sharing your knwoledge with the rest of us, this is at least a gift for me.
glad to hear it, and yes I remember learning programing from those O’Reilly books - no thanks 🥲 things are much better nowadays and there are so many good resources - you got this
Hey UnixGuy, thank you very much for your comment, sorry haven't replied sooner, just saw it! : ( apologies.@@UnixGuy
Yes man I remember those books and yeah totally feel you. But as I rewatch your videos, I feel more and more confident. Thank you so so much for all the effort to give us a chance in this field : ).
I'm currently on week 2 of the Google cert. Thank you for this video
You got this!
I can't even describe how helpful this video was, i have completed CCNA, CompTIA Security +, A+ , and i have web development backgrounds for 4 years so i know linux and Python very deep.
But i was very confused where exactly to go and start penetration testing, i have been searching and looking roadmap to follow which is more efficient and doesn't include unnecessary things just like i wasted my time on security + which is just memorizing some shit and compliances.
This was really eye opening i know everything i wanna do in 2024 in terms of learning and certificates.
Man god bless you , and thank you isn't enough.
Btw what really impressed me not just you showed the roadmap but why ? I can't comprehend how good that was.
best of luck! I showed you the roadmap because when I started my journey I didn’t have anyone to show me anything, so I dont want others to waste time like I did
@UnixGuy The way you articulated the roadmap and the reasoning behind each step was enlightening. It's just shows how much you're passionate about sharing knowledge and helping others to start careers as pentest.
Thank you for being an invaluable resource, and I look forward to learning more from your content.
YOU ARE NATIONAL TREASURE ❤️
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Oh! You answered my question at 3:30. I should have viewed that before I typed my question below. :)
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Excellent. Great use of nuance, humor, idiom and video lanterns.
thank you 🙏🏻
Cant thank you enough for putting the info with clarity out there. Knowledge is meant to be shared and not stored. I have just begun my foray into cybersecurity and ethical hacking,which is a paid course. I had a tough time installing Kali Linux and maeta2 but i finally got both vms to talk to each other.
Thank you again for your words of encouragement.....but after hearing this video,i feel overwhelmed already. So much to learn,absorb,implement,practise and then pass the exams.
you got this! take things one step at a time, one day at a time :)
thank you so much for this video. i’m new to IT / cybersecurity, but I’ve always had an interest in technology and the way it works. ethical hacking seems hard and like a lot of work, but i think i’m finally ready to dip my toes in and change career paths. i really appreciate this detailed video, hopefully i can comment again when i’m further down the path! time to start google cybersecurity course :)
good luck my friend, enjoy the journey 🎉
Thank for the video. I am really really grateful for these informations. Most of the map on the net is just made me more confused, but it was awesome😊
And I relly liked your other videos! They are always well-organized and understandable and easy to follow.😊😊
Thank you so much for your kind words, glad I’m able to help 🫡
You're videos are loaded with wisdom. Your video has encouraged me to start a career with cybersecurity. I want to do Bsc in cybersecurity and a masters in cybersecurity.
good luck 🫡
Ok. You’ve convinced me. I’m a 50 year old dog trainer who is tired of getting bit. Lol. I used to be a business analyst many years ago and I did a lot of VBA programming. I’m going to follow this exact path. If anyone has ANY advice please let me know!
All the best, it’s a hard and long road but if you want to learn, go for it. Enjoy the challenge
Thank you so much for this video. I have been in love with programming since March 2023, and I’ve tried a lot because this field is soo interesting. Ethical hacking felt like I finally found my place. So, thanks a lot for providing us with the information to fulfill our dreams.
my pleasure! enjoy it!
@@UnixGuyHello, I have a question. I was curious about HackTheBox, and I am a bit confused. There is HackTheBox, and there is also HackTheBox Academy. In your video, you show us both. But if I am not mistaken, there are two different subscriptions. Or am I wrong?
Man I really need to say thank you so but so much. I really want to became a ethical hacker and your video is a gold mine that I will follow.
You gain a new sub. I will update you when I start my journey.
So happy to hear that, can’t wait to hear all about your journey 👏🏻
Thank you for this amazing video, 18 min of gold
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You're the man. Thanks for inspiring me to become an Ethical Hacker!
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Thank you for the guidance.. very precise and factual.. i have no knowledge of ethical hacking but i want to do it!
start now and you’ll thank yourself for it 6 month from today :)
Thank you sir 🙏🏼 this is priceless information, streamlining our paths and preventing years of wasted effort
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I want to say thank you for putting this road map up...seriously thank you
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Yesss! Thank you, thank you! This is exactly what I’ve been looking for….for months! Much appreciated.
glad you found it :)
This roadmap is exactly what I've been looking for thank you 😁
Glad I could help!
You are the best mentor any body could ever ask for, truly a blessing.
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so i made a change today ! i started the google cyber security today ,i have watch a bunch of videos on ethical hacking certificate paths and i chose this one ..thanks for helping us out
good luck!
Again love your videos you are truly gifted in giving sound advice and encouragement to of us all looking to get in to the CS world.
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Thank you for sharing your knowledge and guidance. I'm looking for a clear path into Ethical Hacking and this will help steer me in the right direction. Cheers!
good luck 👏🏻
Great tips! I feel you do go above and beyond on helping us. Thank you!
my pleasure!
Thanks for your clean message, much impacts!
Any time!
Thanks for taking the time to make these wonderful videos. Keep up the great work ^^
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I am extremely grateful for the videos you're putting out here for us. Jazzakallah khair
It's my pleasure
thank you for this. I really want to become an ethical hacker and this video has been the best so far in giving me the information I need.
you got this 🤝
Love this vid, format, & dedication to help. Thank you!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
first incredible roadmap video i have ever seen.
welcome here :)
Can’t thank you enough. You are the best mentor ever 😊😊
My pleasure!
Straight forward on point 👍🏽, thank you !
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Best road map video for Red Teaming! Thank you for your time in giving so much!
my pleasure 🤝
Thanks Very informative video love from Pakistan ❤️
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Just started a class on ethical hacking by ECCouncil at my Community College. I can see the appeal for wanting to go red team, but the knowledge needed is mind blowing.
take it one step at a time, when you finish your course you can follow the roadmap that I recommended and you will get there in due time :)
@UnixGuy For sure, I'll see how the class goes. It's been interesting so far. I'm on a network security pathway, but if the gained knowledge kindles a flame, i might go red team in due time.
Just FYI eccouncil is not well liked in the industry due to their shady dealings in the recent past
Well done mate. Thank you so much for your videos...this is what I needed.
good luck with your goals 👏🏻
Thanks for the clean roadmap!!
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Thank you for the game plan. The gatekeeping and experience requirements have felt daunting
yeah mate I understand!
Do you have any opinions on the Hack The Box CPTS exam? As opposed to the eJPT@@UnixGuy
Thank you SO MUCH for helping people like me make sense of the sea of conflicting information. It feels good to have an action plan! ❤
my pleasure!
Multiple choice exam is not how you get into ethical hacking! i was thinking to myself the same thing, how would correct choices make you act correctly when the question with the answer can be easily forgotten! Another gem from the unix guy, this video came in the right time and if i will ever face those RTFM people i will send them to you, Our mentor and bro.
yes please send then my way 😆
Almost through the 3rd module of the Google Cybersecurity course. Thank you for paving this clear road to success!
you got this 🤝
Found your video.....google is done now forward. Thank you so much.
congrats on finishing the google cert, the fun’s about to begin 😎
Thank you for the video! I’m newbie who will start the Google certy
Best of luck!
Thank you so much! It's roadmap plus motivation for me as I have planned the similar kind of roadmap for me!
Best of luck!
I really appreciate your videos. You provide such great insight and advice. Thank you Unixguy
My pleasure!
Thank you for this and all your other videos.
My pleasure!
This video is perfect!!! Thank you!!!
Glad it is helpful :)
Thank you. I finally know what I want to do, and how to do it.
awesome!’ go smash those goals 👏🏻👏🏻
I can't find a way to express my gratitude for your help. ❤ Will recommend your channel to my classmates. Greetings from Finland 🤗
Thank you so much!! woud love to visit Finland one day 😁
Thank you for the advice. Always helpful.
Glad it was helpful! 🫡
You should pump the eEDA before eJPT, I think it warms you up for eJPT. In the end if you pass both you will be beginner purple.
mmm it’s not the usual path that I recommend but yes it might help :)
There's no need to do a "warmup" to the eJPT.. The eJPT is the warm up, and I consider even that a waste. Just go OSCP on the first time and screw all the rest. How I did it and how my mentees do it too