A few months ago I was learning how to build software. Now I'm learning how to break it - ethically.
The moment everything changed
While diving into DevSecOps during my FIAE apprenticeship, something clicked. Understanding how systems work AND how they can be exploited? That's where the real challenge is.
What I'm focusing on right now:
π Pentesting & CTFs
βοΈ Cloud Security (Azure/Entra ID)
π Web App Security
π€ AI Security
No certs listed here because I'm just getting started. Learning by doing.
Why YOU should consider security too:
- More AI-generated code = more attack surfaces
- NIS2 + AI Act = companies NEED security talent
- Remote-friendly field
- The puzzle-solving aspect is addictive
Currently working through TryHackMe paths and documenting my progress. First CTF writeup coming soon.
What's YOUR security journey? Drop a comment - would love to hear how others got into this field.
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