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...
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How to Install and Configure Evilginx2 on a Digital Ocean VPS [2025 Guide]

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Introduction:

Evilginx2 is a powerful phishing framework often used by red teamers and ethical hackers to simulate advanced man-in-the-middle attacks. In this guide, I’ll show you how to install and configure Evilginx2 on a DigitalOcean VPS from scratch.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This guide is for educational purposes only. Do not use Evilginx without proper authorization.

 

Prerequisites

  • A registered domain name

  • A DigitalOcean VPS (Ubuntu 20.04 or later)

  • Basic Linux terminal knowledge

  • An SSH client

Step 1: Set Up Your VPS

  1. Create a Droplet on DigitalOcean (Ubuntu 20.04 LTS or later version). 

  2. SSH into your VPS:  ssh root@your_server_ip



Step 2: Update & Install Dependencies

  1. apt update && apt upgrade -y

  2. apt install wget curl golang unzip nano -y


Step 3: Go to google and search for evilginix

       Go to releases--- choose the latest for Linux
       Right click and copy link address

      wget LINK_YOU_COPIED 
ls
unzip evilginx......zip
ls
rm evilg.....zip
ls
chmod +x evilginx
ls
./evilginx

You can also watch this video to install it Locally on your computer without the need to buy a VPS server  and try out the simulation. Below is a video on how to install it on your computer.


Comments

  1. nyratalksAugust 10, 2025 at 10:31 AM

    Thanks for the great work CyberTech-Arena, i can't find the rest of the video... can you please help me with that?

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  2. CyberTech-ArenaOctober 21, 2025 at 10:48 AM

    https://youtu.be/IdVvpDDhdfo?si=tL0TtnRgiSwRzUhy

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