r/learncybersecurity

Looking for Cybersecurity Learning Buddies. Who's In?

I'm looking for a few people who are interested in learning cybersecurity and systems programming together.

Some topics I'm interested in:

  • Network / Web / Mobile Security
  • Malware Analysis
  • Pentesting
  • Embedded Systems Programming
  • Applied Cryptography

You don't need advanced knowledge. Basic programming/OOP and networking knowledge is enough — the main requirement is that you're genuinely interested in these topics.

Timezone: GMT+3 to GMT+8

I'm hoping to keep the group relatively small so we can actually work together rather than have a huge server/group.

If you're interested, feel free to comment or DM me.

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u/UnderstandingVast319 — 9 days ago
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I built a free, open-source cybersecurity knowledge base: 1,000 pages covering offensive, defensive, GRC, OSINT and careers

Hey everyone,

For the past two years I've been working on Cyber Library, a structured, community-maintained knowledge base for cybersecurity. It just hit its first 1,000 pages, so it felt like the right time to share it.

Why I made it: when I was learning, everything was scattered across blog posts, outdated wikis and paywalled courses. I wanted one place where topics are organized consistently and linked together, so you can go from "what is this attack" to "how do I detect and defend against it" without opening 15 tabs.

What's inside:

  • Foundation: history, ethics, risk, the human side of security
  • Offensive: ethical hacking, pentesting, red teaming. Each page explains the vulnerability and how it's exploited, and links to the defensive side
  • Defensive: monitoring, incident response, resilience
  • Governance: policy, compliance, security for leadership
  • Intelligence: threat intel and OSINT
  • Career: roles, skills, certifications

Free and no signup. The content is plain Markdown on GitHub, so you can read it on the site, clone it, or fix something with a PR.

I'd really appreciate feedback, especially on what's missing, what's wrong, or what you'd want covered next. And if you find it useful, a ⭐ on GitHub helps other people find it.

u/Zealousideal-Eye7481 — 8 days ago
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Getting into Cyber Security!

Hey Folks, I'm starting to learn a new skills, i always wanted to be a Cyber security expert but I'm an artist by profession but I wanted to start this so badly, but I'm confused which roadmap to follow, some say learn basics of networking first or start with Linux, Some guys have suggested me to do a CCNA Certification, I don't want to get a job, I just want to get skills.

I tried to check the roadmap on roadmap.sh/cyber-security but it's a bit of complicated for me to understand.

Could you guys please suggest me where to start and what to study first, It'll make my life easier. :)

u/ChannelSmall285 — 10 days ago
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I have 90 days to break into an entry level role please give me some seasoned advice , truly appreciated . i have 1.5k for studying and i can dedicate 8hrs per day to studying.

Hey guys i'm in need of some solid advice ,  I have 90 days to try and land a role in cyber security , I know it’s a bit of a drastic timeline . But ive done 8 years of warehousing and now ive been made redundant , I have about 1.5k in my savings that I am planning to put towards certs and learning, please give e some advice on what I should do in the next 90 days. 

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u/No-Level-2627 — 8 days ago
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Necesito aprender Ciberseguridad por mi cuenta: ¿por dónde debería empezar?

Me gustaría pedir ayuda a alguien que ya esté trabajando en el mundo de la ciberseguridad.
Estoy interesado en empezar en este campo. Cuento con un ordenador, pero actualmente no tengo los medios económicos para pagar un curso, por lo que me gustaría saber si es posible aprender por mi cuenta y qué pasos debería seguir para formarme bien y, en el futuro, poder trabajar en este sector.
Si podéis recomendarme canales de YouTube, páginas web, cursos gratuitos, libros o cualquier otro recurso que os haya servido, os lo agradecería muchísimo.
PD: Si podéis compartir también vuestra experiencia personal y cómo empezasteis, sería de gran ayuda. No tengo a nadie cercano a quien pueda preguntarle sobre este mundo y me gustaría conocer diferentes experiencias antes de comenzar.
Muchísimas gracias de antemano a todos los que os toméis el tiempo de responder. 🙏

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u/AlbeBot_ — 8 days ago

Looking for a cybersecurity buddy! 🛡️

Looking for a cybersecurity buddy! 🛡️

I’m a 2nd-year CSE student learning networking, ethical hacking & CTFs. Looking for someone who’s also interested in cybersecurity so we can learn, practice, share resources, and grow together.

Beginner or intermediate — all good. Let’s level up together! 🚀

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u/stark_snow_ — 8 days ago

decided to pivot into cyber security. advice needed.

I've been looking into a career change and I started to listen to and follow people who are in IT and cybersecurity and it seemed interesting to me and I've decided to purse.

im trying to make a decision about going back to school or studying for certs and joining the market from there.

important info. I have a Degree in computer science already. however due to my mental health and thing with my family at the time I wasn't really in it. I didn't get internships, or career guidance so I had no idea what I wanted. I ended up at my current job, with great benefits and decent/ok pay (30 /hr) but not related to CS.

I can go back to school and finish 40 credit in 2 years with a degree. my current job will reimburse me for most of the tuition, I can possibly get internship, and my current student loans will go back in deferment till I finish. The cons to this is the time and money to go back to school.

I guess I'm looking for advice from people have gotten in the field or farther along then me on wether school is worth it. or should I focus on certs and experience.

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u/Amaria28 — 8 days ago