[Christophe]

Thanks for your feedback! As of right now we are very focused on AWS Security, but doesn’t mean we would never do it! Will add to our list of suggestions 🙂

[Christophe]

Hi, you have typos in both the images you are trying to use. Needs to be:

bkimminich/juice-shop

or

vulnerables/web-dvwa

• This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by  Christophe.

[Christophe]

Welcome! Most of the community now chats in our Discord and these forums are mostly still up for historical purposes if you’d like to join us there: https://cybr.com/discord

[Christophe]

This looks like it’s printing some text. Where is this payload from? Is there additional context?

[Christophe]

Christopher, welcome to the community and thanks for your intro post! Those hobbies with web dev and Linux will definitely get you a running start. Not sure what order you plan on taking the certs you listed, but the ISC2 CC will be a walk in the park after passing the Security+. There’s a lot of overlap but the CC is easier (assuming they haven’t changed it since I took the beta).

I hear you about getting more and wider range of content options on the platform. It definitely takes time to build quality content, and it’s also become a very competitive area. There’s a bunch of training out there that will teach the command line, Linux, web dev, etc, but there’s not that much training that truly focuses on teaching cloud security, which is a rapidly growing field with lots of job opportunities and a real need. That’s why we’ve started focusing more on that specialty because I think we can make a bigger impact on focusing in an underdeveloped area than trying to compete with all of the other trainers in the space teaching basically the same skills, just in a different way :). Of course, learning cloud security also requires learning about hardening, detection, CLI, SIEM, etc…and so those will be areas that we continue building training for, just with a nod towards AWS and cloud.

I know that won’t be for everyone but I hope we end up producing content that you are interested and I’m always open to feedback on our topics and our content so please don’t hesitate to jump in!

[Christophe]

That’s awesome! Welcome to the community, Jennifer. We are a lot more active on Discord than here, so I would recommend joining there if you haven’t already (https://cybr.com/discord). Gotta love it when employers help cover cost of training :)!

[Christophe]

Good luck James! You got this!

[Christophe]

Hey! Welcome to the community. We usually recommend the Introduction to AWS Security if you already have at least a little bit of prior AWS experience. It is *not* an Introduction to AWS itself; it’s an introduction to securing AWS environments and understanding common issues as well as commonly used AWS-native security services. If you don’t already have an AWS account set up, and you’ve messed around a bit, then you will be missing some important context. Hope this makes sense!

[Christophe]

What browser are you using? I had pushed out a script that was supposed to fix this problem. Knowing the browser and version will help me troubleshoot

[Christophe]

Hey Brian, that’s definitely super weird. Are you getting an error message? Or what’s being displayed? Let’s chat about this please so I can figure out what’s going on. Please reach out on Discord at https://cybr.com/discord or support@cybr.com

[Christophe]

That’s awesome!!! Congratulations 🙂

[Christophe]

Check out my blog post here: https://cybr.com/beginner-archives/set-up-the-owasp-juice-shop-on-kali-with-docker-quickest-method/

I think it will help answer your question

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Set up the OWASP Juice Shop on Kali with Docker [Quickest Method] - Cybr

Installing the OWASP Juice Shop on Kali with Docker is super fast because you don't have to install anything but Docker. Let's get to it!

[Christophe]

Welcome to the community!

[Christophe]

Welcome!

[Christophe]

Thanks Christopher! Appreciate your insight