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How to Get Into Cybersecurity With No Experience and Land a Job in 6 Months (Free Roadmap + Certificates)

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  How Anyone Can Get Into Cybersecurity With No Technical Background and Land a Job in 6 Months (Free Step-by-Step Guide) Cybersecurity is one of the few high-demand careers that doesn’t require a degree, coding skills, or a tech background to get started. With the right roadmap and consistency, you can go from complete beginner to employable in 6 months — even on a small or zero budget. In this guide, you’ll learn practical steps , free resources , hands-on labs , and cheap certifications you can take today to start your cybersecurity career. Why Cybersecurity Is Beginner-Friendly (Even With No Tech Experience) Cybersecurity is more about: Curiosity Logical thinking Problem-solving Understanding how systems behave Many successful cybersecurity analysts started in: Sales Teaching Customer service Banking Retail What matters most is skill , not background. And the entry-level tools are easy to learn with free training. 6-Month Roadmap to Star...

Evil-ginx On Local host

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  Evilginx is a type of tool known as a reverse-proxy phishing framework. Conceptually, it sits between a user and a real website and relays traffic while capturing session data and credentials. Because of its ability to intercept two-factor authentication tokens and session cookies, tools in this class are highly effective for targeted credential theft — and correspondingly, highly dangerous. That double-edged nature is why people in cybersecurity treat Evilginx-style tools carefully. On one hand, security professionals study them to understand attack mechanics so they can build defenses and detect abuse.  If your interest is legitimate — for example, you want to learn how attackers operate so you can defend systems — there are responsible ways to do that: Use Trusted Learning Platforms: Environments such as TryHackMe, Hack The Box, and OWASP Juice Shop let you practice offensive and defensive techniques legally in isolated, gamified challenges. They teach how attacks w...