About This Gitbook
Navigating The Shadows contains personal notes on my journey through offensive and defensive security. I write when I have time and feel like it. Sometimes I just drop links to other work.
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Navigating The Shadows contains personal notes on my journey through offensive and defensive security. I write when I have time and feel like it. Sometimes I just drop links to other work.
Last updated
I am not always correct. Do not treat these notes as such. I learn by doing and make certain assumptions along the way. Feel free to ping me if you have a suggestion for improvement/correction.
You are responsible for your actions. Do not use my work for malicious purposes.
I write these notes in first place for my own future reference. The Cybersecurity field is massive and it is often difficult to navigate and manage all the knowledge. Likely, I am not the only person struggling with this. Therefore, I decided to make my notes publicly available. May they help you in your journey as well.
I am the Red Team Operations Lead at DXC Strikeforce. My journey in Cybersecurity started in 2017 with an ethical hacking course in college. Since then, offensive security sparked my interest and I secured an internship in the Threat and Vulnerability Management team in DXC Technology.
From there, I got into Web Application pentesting, made my way to Infra and Active Directory pentests and ended up in Red Team Operations. Along the way, I picked up some trainings and certifications, managed some internal innovation projects, organized workshops with internal blue teams and further developed my skillset with the support of my colleagues.
My philisophy is simple: The best way to completely understand a technical topic is by doing it. This is what this Gitbook is all about. Enjoy!
Becoming a red teamer is a continuous journey and not a destination. Personally, I would not have made it this far without some of the great resources out there. I listed some below and will likely expand on this list in the future:
: Likely one of the best and most complete Red Team guides out there. It covers many basic and advanced topics on a technical level. This Gitbook inspired me to make my own documentation and contribute to the community as well!
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