Ethical Hacking Job Interview

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[TCMSecurityAcademy]

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[DaneAaron]

People/soft skills are so key for 'going further' for sure...I'm a programmer by day and CyberSec student by night but my boss said I'll go very far because I'm so well spoken and can break stuff down easily to non-techies. Best of luck to all of you :)

[gpppp]

This is awesome. Hearing someone else’s methodology is always super interesting

[pamelaarmstrong]

Fabulous video. I am a person who sucks at interviewing. This gives me a baseline as to what a good interview sounds like. When I'm asked questions, I tend to make the answers as short and un-detailed because I am nervous and not sure what things to include. I think this sells my knowledge short. The answers here aren't too long but they are detailed enough to show the interviewee's knowledge. CM thanks again for another stellar video and thanks to Matt for sharing his knowledge. BTW: Derek Rook rocks too!

[HQinternet]

Great interview and a good insight into the field. Ive been selling myself short lol. Done basically all he talks about both in labs and IRL engagements, but always considerd myself a rookie n00b. Thanks for the morale boost! for me its confirming Im more senior than I thought.

[sked_]

I'm so glad I looked into this video for a 2nd time, thinking that at one point I wasn't good enough to even pass an interview or anything like this. I just got a scheduled interview for Jr. Pentester with a resume that doesn't even begin to cover what I already know from the PNPT nor the OSCP material, because all it contained was knowledge from back then that was just when I graduated from a cybersecurity bootcamp, and just like another comment I saw through here, I've definitely been selling myself short. Even if I don't get the job, it proves to me that I've been doing something right. Thanks for the content, knowledge, and wisdom on how to become successful in this field. I'm very close to becoming part of a Red Team, considering I've been achieving my career milestones in half the time other ppl have tried to do it along the years. Some ppl take about 6–10 years on avg, from the all the feedback I've been getting through networking, I should be able to achieve in 3–5 years. Thanks again. Cheers!

[TRAVESIAA]

WOW. I needed this. Great, detailed. Thank you. I can watch this 5 or more times with no problems. Thank you both.

[Dammmguddd]

Dude you deserve a million subs man. Great questions. Great content. Thank you.

[lampmanjosh]

I was finally able to watch this video. Well done, and really enjoyed the insight. I'll definitely be watching again, and taking notes!

[monstrs]

Great video, I have an interview on Monday and this is absolutely amazing, Taking notes and starting to see the difference between senior and junior, Im hopeing to impress them with some of what was said in this video! keep it up! And thanks Joe for smashing the interview!

[WatsonInfosec]

TCM thanks, this is very helpful bro!🙏 I am learning a lot just by watching your videos.

[vincebastier]

This interview was great and full of truth, thanks for making it happen

[wistechke]

men i admire your work and skills
am working harder to be greater!

[sithlord]

Im getting ready for my Security + exam. But not sure what book i should read.

[thomasknudsen]

@24:41 is the "sleep" method they are talking about for blind SQL injection in burpsuite the same as time based sql injection that waits a certain amount of time before showing a response? I was wondering if someone could explain a little bit further for someone currently learning the material? i tried google searching such as blind sql injection using sleep, but i wasnt having very clear results. Thanks!


im guessing the way to know if the sleep method works is if you send the sql injection, (lets say for 5 minutes), and 5 minutes later a '0' shows up, then that means it is vulnerable to it? am i understanding correctly? what is displayed back to us as a receiving response to know that its working... because i thought blind SQLi means that you are "blind" to see the output responses? how do you know that it actually goes to "sleep" if you arent able to see any feedback?

[imsethtwo]

3:14 yeah not anymore. we have people with masters in the field taking entry level jobs thanks to the market

[bernardphlaxisk]

Thank You so much for uploading this. Appreciate it.

[laronlumpkin]

Thank you for another awesome video! Learned a ton!!

[stgadmin]

I like the Shalom, Shalom at the beginning

[thinkingonyx]

For the sql injection fix question he should have mentioned prepared statements