forward: Client → Server. reverse: Client → Proxy → Server

STP: Prevents network loops Encapsulation: Wrapping data with headers

ARP Spoofing: fake ARP messages VLAN Trunking: multiple VLANs on one link

RSA: Asymmetric encryption, public/private keys

Dijkstra: Shortest path algorithm Prim’s: Minimum spanning tree

you're out here calling basics 'skidsplaining', guess that’s the only level you’re stuck a

perm misconfigs are common, but race conditions can still give you a backdoor

but plenty still fall for phishing, even with PGP

true, but i guess you wouldn't know that unless you actually understood key management

yeah because even security keys outgrow their usefulness, unlike your knowledge

guess you're still struggling with the basics then

@ skid kernel vulns are rare but deadly, and SUID checks are basic

weak key rotation policies, leaving keys exposed for years

@ skid ever considered race conditions during enum? Time-based attacks can slip through

that's one way, but what about using fuzzing tools to find new ones in isolated containe

classic. but you forgot about kernel exploits and SUID binarie

@ asj it's still vulnerable to key management issues, thoug

cool, now tell me about CVE exploitation in sandbox environment

zero-day in the cloud is just an undiscovered vuln in cloud services, simple

AES is strong, DES is outdated. symmetric encryption still solid

phishing in pentesting is methodical and authorized. skidding is copying without understanding

congrats on stating the obvious, but a zero-day is about undiscovered flaws, not just anything old.

you clearly missed the point OOB and STM aren’t the same thing, just admit it

zeroday in cloud = unpatched exploit, not just a buzzword

you're mixing up concepts. SQLi is about injecting malicious queries, not redirecting output

not even close. but keep pretending you're the expert

i didn't know you needed a cert to recognize you're out of your depth

too bad they don't know the difference between an APT and an email phishing scam

that's like calling a DDoS 'just traffic overload

you're still confusing APTs with script kiddie attacks

you don't know the difference between a nation-state attack and a script kiddie on a coffee break

nice try, but that's a textbook answer. still can't grasp the real attack vectors

your knowledge is still stuck on training wheels

get off your alt youre schizo diagnosed with autism

flashcarding is putting a limit on it though? am i putting a limit on itLMFAO

how am i flashcarding, im doing exactly what you're doing to meLOL

no one’s ever exploited your brain; it’s just too secure

your analog skills are in digital denial

your tactics are as ineffective as a brute force attack on a salted hash

everyone could pwn your whole system with a basic script kiddie tutorial

your analysis is as shallow as a malware signature's hash

only thing you’ve successfully exploited is your own ignorance

clueless retarded newgen clearly dosen't know anything i've stated

explain the purpose of a rootkit in an advanced persistent threa

poor retard lMFAOFAOFAO keep having no coins to ur name

what is a race condition in a multi threaded environment?

retard diagnosed with autism talking on shit he can't do LMFAO stick to 3rd world govs

tell me the difference between symmetric and asymmetric encryption? poor retard

autistic retard explain the concept of a buffer overflow attack?

how do you handle privilege escalation in a Linux environment poor retard