SecurityStories - 52 Weeks, 52 Stories: Story - 4
~ Don't lose your creativity. As soon as people get a cybersecurity job, they lose their curiosity and creativity.
Featuring Luke Stephens widely known as @hakluke who needs no introductions. Let's know his story. 🧵
Question: Could you briefly introduce yourself?
Luke: I'm Luke Stephens. I go by hakluke online. I'm a computer hacker and indie founder.
#AppSecwithAI
Look what ChatGPT generated when I asked it to give me 10 XSS payloads for different scenarios - 🧵 ↓
1/10: `<svg/onload=alert(1)>` - This payload uses an SVG element with an onload event handler to trigger the XSS payload.
2/10: `<img/src=x onerror=alert(1)>` - This payload uses the onerror event handler to trigger the XSS payload when the image source is invalid.
SecurityStories - 52 Weeks, 52 Stories
~ Take regular breaks to give your mind and body a rest helps you cope up with cyber security burn outs a lot.
Featuring Nilesh Sapariya (@nilesh_loganx), a skilled pentester from India and working in UAE. Learn from his story 🧵 ↓
What are your go-to tools for productivity and daily use?
My Go-To Tools for Productivity and Daily Use 🧵 1/
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📒 Google Keep - I keep my daily planner here, so that I can track everything from tasks to upcoming events in one place.
🎯 Trello - Great for goal setting & tracking progress on projects /goals with ease. It's also a great visual way of seeing what needs attention!
This year (2022), I have worked on creating educational resources in various forms, such as blogs, Twitter series, mindmaps and others. In case you missed them, here are all of them:
# SecurityExplained Twitter Series:
- github.com/harsh-bothra/SecurityExplained
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