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textDisplay: Hey man, do you take apprentices? I feel like one of the best ways to learn is to have a mentor. Would you ever be into something like that?

authorDisplayName: Sir. Rektz

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@Sir. Rektz

I can mentor you lol

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@Sir. Rektz

I can mentor you lol

authorDisplayName: Aidan Wilcox


textDisplay: Do you have links to these resources?

textOriginal: Do you have links to these resources?

authorDisplayName: William Jimenez


textDisplay: Thank you sir..

textOriginal: Thank you sir..

authorDisplayName: Mark Leo Dionisio


textDisplay: Do you recommend cisa certification?

textOriginal: Do you recommend cisa certification?

authorDisplayName: delmonte bravo


textDisplay: How about I learn C++ instead of C?

textOriginal: How about I learn C++ instead of C?

authorDisplayName: Muhammad Faqih


textDisplay: Hey I cannot seem to find professor masser security+ playlist,can anyone direct me in the right path?

authorDisplayName: Asim


textDisplay: How much will i earn per year after being certified in these?

authorDisplayName: Chirag Madaan

textDisplay: @Chirag Madaan yes, it is future proof. GL

authorDisplayName: Flower

textDisplay: @Chirag Madaan there will always be vulnerabilities, if not on the tech side, someone will fuck things up, humans simply ain't perfect. And this  depends on demographics too, poor people in undeveloped countries are more likely to have poor security systems too, so you can aim for these places to make a few bucks ;)

authorDisplayName: Italo

textDisplay: Haha and i don't even know the difference between information security and cybersecurity lol

textDisplay: @Elijah Rodgers Im from india and graduated high school this year, and ive chosen b-tech in computer science with specialisation in information security, i just wanted to ask, is cybersecurity future-proof? Cuz everything's getting secured more and more than ever, after getting my degree after 4 years, do you think there'll be jobs for this as ai is taking over?

textDisplay: @Chirag Madaan with those certs alone you may be able to get a junior level Pentest job, especially because of oscp

authorDisplayName: Elijah Rodgers

textDisplay: @Chirag Madaan depends on the job, soc analysts start out around 60k but usually require a bachelor's degree and 2yrs experience

textDisplay: @Kaiser i meant how much paying jobs will i get after this

textDisplay: You don't earn money from getting a medal

authorDisplayName: Kaiser


textDisplay: Please don't do CEH

textOriginal: Please don't do CEH

authorDisplayName: Manas and Mohit