BinaryBuddha

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   DoD and NSA Launch New Cybersecurity Initiative with HBCUs(accesscyber.org)

   29 points by BinaryBuddha 6y ago|0 comments
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   Veterans Turned Hackers(accesscyber.org)

   7 points by BinaryBuddha 6y ago|0 comments
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   Like, Share, Hack(accesscyber.org)

   1 points by BinaryBuddha 6y ago|0 comments
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   You Don’t Know Jack (Rhysider)(accesscyber.org)

   2 points by BinaryBuddha 6y ago|0 comments
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   You Don’t Know Jack(accesscyber.org)

   1 points by BinaryBuddha 6y ago|0 comments
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   ‘Hacking Apple’: 3 Months, 5 Hackers $288,500(accesscyber.org)

   2 points by BinaryBuddha 6y ago|0 comments
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   by BinaryBuddha 6y ago

   We're still waiting for you.
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   by BinaryBuddha 6y ago

   https://www.AccessCyber.org for all things cybersecurity and infosec
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   by BinaryBuddha 6y ago

   https://www.accesscyber.org
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    by BinaryBuddha 6y ago

    NYC Tech Professonals interested in joining the Corps, feel free to shoot me a message.
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    Google, LinkedIn and Other Tech Firms Send Employees into New York Classrooms(techtalentpipeline.nyc)

    3 points by BinaryBuddha 6y ago|1 comments
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    by BinaryBuddha 6y ago

    We had a guest on the podcast recently recommend the free tool, Security Onion, which you might find useful for this purpose.
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    Show HN: AccessCyber, Preparing Digital Defenders(accesscyber.org)

    1 points by BinaryBuddha 6y ago|1 comments
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    by BinaryBuddha 7y ago

    Love the megaman-themed server naming convention!
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    by BinaryBuddha 7y ago

    Reminds me of a book that you might find interesting: "The First 20 Hours"
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    by BinaryBuddha 7y ago

    We've collected some a large list of cybersecurity training and education resources, available here: www.accesscyber.org. Good luck!
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    by BinaryBuddha 7y ago

    I'd say not only doable, but would likely also encourage better habits initially. This question reminds me of a school I read about that taught programming using only pencil and paper.
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    by BinaryBuddha 7y ago

    I'm generally a fan of Zeltser's materials for many things, but I have to echo the comments from other users here: This seems lacking. In addition to the TechSolidarity resource, the Cybersecurity Campaign PlayBook from Harvard Ke
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    by BinaryBuddha 8y ago

    Here are some best practices from a security perspective: https://makezine.com/2017/09/07/secure-your-raspberry-pi-aga...
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    by BinaryBuddha 8y ago

    This might be useful: https://impossiblehq.com/complete-guide-leaving-google/
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    by BinaryBuddha 8y ago

    I'd recommend something like this: http://www.npower.org/Our-Programs/Community-Corps.aspx
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    by BinaryBuddha 9y ago

    I find that there is a certain casual helplessness in the tone of most people - not just youngsters - when they talk about how much governments and corporations actually know about them. I would say there are primarily two camps/ schoo
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    by BinaryBuddha 9y ago

    Having spent the last few years in a hybrid role ranging from security practitioner, to curriculum designer, and educator, I'd say that cybersecurity has the luxury of being both a challenging and enjoyable career field. As far as &#x2
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    by BinaryBuddha 9y ago

    Definitely agree with the other comments: it sounds like you're looking to contribute to open source projects. https://opensource.guide/how-to-contribute/ provides 'testimonials' from professionals who
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    by BinaryBuddha 9y ago

    Linkedin has a built-in 'download as PDF' feature that still seems to exist. Doesn't create anything nearly as aesthetically pleasing as this - nice work.
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    by BinaryBuddha 9y ago

    'Brave New World' - while I enjoyed it very much, I viewed the world differently after completing it... still do to some degree. Alas, 'pay no attention to the man behind the curtain'
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    by BinaryBuddha 9y ago

    Learn to code and become the CTO you wish you had. There's plenty of advice in the comments about learning to code. I don't want to assume that you want to become technical. If that is the case, I'd consider looking at bubble
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    by BinaryBuddha 9y ago

    My answer assumes that you are using the term 'hacker' in the context of security, as you mention '...programming languages, scripts, tools, tutorials'. I teach CyberSecurity to a variety of age groups. We offer our stud
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    by BinaryBuddha 9y ago

    Kali for Pentesting, Raspbian on the Raspberry Pi, TAILS for the privacy
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    by BinaryBuddha 9y ago

    If you're in the US, I'd recommend looking at getting a private school teaching license, generally issued by whatever body governs education. These typically don't have education requirements as long as you can demonstrate pr