Claire Keane
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Started first project. Pseudocode phase.
I’ve started my first project with Python. Want to make it so it’s user-friendly, more than just a practice project. It will be to calculate distance between lines. Will be making this with no outside help. Pseudocode phase. I’ll finish it tonight during work and start on the actual code tomorrow.
Programmer’s Block
The past few months have been difficult for me. On top of radical lifestyle changes, location, and challenges in my education, I’ve also been facing something akin to writer’s block which I will call Programmer’s block. I like to think I’m more than just a programmer, I’d like to reach beyond the bounds of just typing out code for software. I’d like to study cybersecurity more and more in order to fulfill my goal of becoming an ethical hacker.
I’ll start by doing a review of the stuff I’ve learned over the years. I haven’t written a single line of code in months since I was too tired and unmotivated. I need to get my shit together in CS.
To do list: 1. Recap on Python, simultaneously finishing up the cybersecurity course I got months ago. (I just need a more structured course to follow). Make projects, no matter how small, to add to Github (which I will link to my Tumblr later). 2. Recap on C++ following an online course. Make projects and add to Github. 3. Study networking in-depth to add to my cybersecurity knowledge. 4. Do freelance work with programming. When I get to this stage, I will link a Fiverr or some other freelancing platform with my profile. 4. Continue building my resume and my cybersecurity knowledge, most of all, staying consistent. 5. Get a good, consistent job in the field I actually enjoy working in.
I doubt anybody will follow my Tumblr or even look at it, but I’ll post an update tomorrow.
First post: On google dorking.
A crucial part of the “hacking” process used in cybersecurity is the recon phase. “Recon” is short for “reconnaissance,” which means gathering as much information and data on the selected target or victim machine. While a lot of recon can be in-person and not technical, “Google Dorking” is one technical method of information gathering that can be used during the recon process.
Of course, since I’m not a black hat hacker set out to do illegal things, I rarely ever use google dorking specifically for recon (unless it’s for a practice run within the bounds of federal laws of course). I mostly use google dorking to obtain search results pertaining to exactly what I am looking for and weeding out the unnecessary data, or searching up educational sites (intext:*.edu). For those wanting to look into google dorking, it’s very simple to learn, no prior programming or cybersecurity knowledge necessary. It’s all a matter of entering the desired search queries into the google search bar and hitting “enter.” https://gbhackers.com/latest-google-dorks-list/