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▪️Machine Learning Engineer Professionals at the intersection of data science and software engineering create scalable data models for analyzing vast amounts of information, requiring skills in programming, machine learning, and deep learning. ▪️Data Scientist Specialists in transforming raw data into insightful patterns utilize technology and algorithms for analysis, requiring advanced degrees and skills in programming and statistical tools. ▪️Business Intelligence Developer Experts in processing and analyzing data to uncover trends, BI developers design and maintain data platforms for dashboards, requiring a background in engineering or computer science and skills in data warehouse design and BI technologies. ▪️Research Scientist Focused on advancing AI through innovative questions, these professionals excel in mathematics, machine learning, deep learning, and statistics, often holding a doctoral degree and possessing expertise in areas like computer perception and natural language processing. ▪️Big Data Engineer Focus on creating systems that facilitate communication between different business areas and technologies, often working with Hadoop and Spark systems and requiring skills in programming, data mining, and visualization, with hands-on experience valued alongside or in place of advanced degrees. ▪️Data Analyst Today's analysts not only prepare data for machine learning models but also create insightful reports, requiring skills beyond spreadsheets in SQL, Python, analytics dashboards, and an understanding of business intelligence.

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▪️15 Best Information gathering tools

• Network Map

(nmap)https://github.com/nmap/nmap

•Dracnmap

https://github.com/Screetsec/Dracnmap

•Xerosploit

https://github.com/LionSec/xerosploit

•RED HAWK (All In One Scanning)

https://github.com/Tuhinshubhra/RED_HAWK

•Recon Spider (For All Scaning)

https://github.com/bhavsec/reconspider

•IsItDown (Check Website Down/Up)

Infoga - Email OSINT https://github.com/m4ll0k/Infoga

•ReconDog

https://github.com/s0md3v/ReconDog

•Striker

https://github.com/s0md3v/Striker

•SecretFinder (like API & etc)

https://github.com/m4ll0k/SecretFinder

•Find Info Using Shodan

https://github.com/m4ll0k/Shodanfy.py

•Port Scanner - rang3r

https://github.com/floriankunushevci/rang3r

•Breacher

https://github.com/s0md3v/Breacher

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Mobile/Phone Security ♻️❗️ ▪️Introduction In a nutshell, mobile security is cybersecurity for mobile devices. It involves protecting smartphones, tablets, and laptops from cyber threats such as data loss, credential theft, account compromise, and so forth. ▪️Components of mobile device security! Good mobile security policies include components that protect an organization’s network or system from various types of attacks.

❗️The following security components work together to minimize the risk of mobile device attacks

▪️VPN Users connecting to the network from a remote location should always use a virtual private network (VPN). ▪️Endpoint security Endpoint security for mobile devices is the use of technology, best practices, and other measures to protect mobile devices such as laptops, smartphones, and tablets from cyber threats and attacks. ▪️Secure web gateway Secure web gateways (SWGs) protect mobile devices from online threats by filtering traffic and automatically enforcing company security policies. ▪️Email security Email security uses filters to block suspicious messages that may contain unverifiable links and attachments.

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▪️Common types of cyberattacks Cyberattacks can have motives other than financial gain. Some cyberattacks focus on destroying or gaining access to critical data. Organizations and individuals face the following types of typical cyberattacks:

▪️1. Malware

Cyberattackers use harmful software such as spyware, viruses, ransomware, and worms known as malware to access your system's data. When you click on a malicious attachment or link, the malware can install itself and become active on your device.

▪️2. Phishing

Phishing attacks rely on communication methods like email to convince you to open the message and follow the instructions inside. If you follow the attackers’ instructions, they gain access to personal data, such as credit cards, and can install malware on your device.

▪️3. Spoofing

Cyber attackers will sometimes imitate people or companies to trick you into giving up personal information. This can happen in different ways. A common spoofing strategy involves using a fake caller ID, where the person receiving the call doesn’t see that the number is falsified. Other spoofing methods include subverting facial recognition systems, using a fake domain name, or creating a fake website.

▪️4. Backdoor Trojan

Backdoor Trojan attacks involve malicious programs that can deceptively install malware or data and open up what’s referred to as the “backdoor” to your computer system. When attackers gain access to the backdoor, they can hijack the device without it being known to the user.

▪️5. Ransomware

Ransomware is malicious software that cyberattackers can install on your device, allowing them to block your access until you pay the attackers a ransom. However, paying the ransom doesn’t guarantee the removal of the software, so experts often advise individuals not to pay the ransom if possible.

▪️6. Password attacks

Password attacks can be as simple as someone correctly guessing your password or other methods such as keylogging, where attackers can monitor the information you type and then identify passwords. An attacker can also use the aforementioned phishing approach to masquerade as a trusted site and try to fool you into revealing your account credentials.

▪️7. Internet of Things attack

Communication channels between connected IoT components can be susceptible to cyberattacks and the applications and software found on IoT devices. Since IoT devices are in connection with one another through the internet and may have limited security features, there is a larger attack surface that attackers can target.

▪️8. Cryptojacking

Cryptojacking involves gaining unauthorized use of a computer system, usually through malware that allows the attacker to use the computer's resources for mining cryptocurrency. Mining cryptocurrency can come with significant operational costs, so cryptojacking provides attackers with a way to avoid these expenses.

▪️9. Drive-by download

Drive-by download attacks occur when you download malicious code to your device through an app, website, or operating system with flawed security systems. This means you could do nothing wrong and still be a victim of a drive-by download since it can occur due to a lack of security measures on a site you believe to be safe.

▪️10. Denial-of-service attack

A denial-of-service attack causes an entire device or operating system to shut down by overwhelming it with traffic, causing it to crash. Attackers don’t often use this method to steal information. Instead, it costs the victim time and money to get their systems up and running again. Cybercriminals typically use this method when the target is a trade organization or government entity.

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