4 CyberSecurity • Posted by Humphreyken 2 hrs ago The best way to understand how to defend a system is to see how vulnerabilities get exploited in a safe environment. Today in the home lab, I am testing out Metasploit modules against a Metasploitable target to practice enumeration and exploitation workflows. What was the first lab setup you built? Your browser doesn't support HTML5 video. Here's a link to the video instead.
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1 CyberSecurity • Posted by Humphreyken 3 hrs ago You can’t effectively protect a network if you don’t know its boundaries. Each network type, from a local office LAN to a remote VPN comes with its own setup requirements and security risks. Which type of network infrastructure do you manage most often? 💻🔐#NetworkSecurity #InfoSec #SysAdmin
1 CyberSecurity • Posted by Humphreyken 3 hrs ago Subnetting can feel intimidating at first, but breaking down IP address classes makes network design much clearer. Understanding public vs. private ranges is essential when configuring access controls or analyzing network logs.