I’m not superhuman after all

Hey everyone,

Back again with another update on my journey to earn the Google Cybersecurity Certificate and the CompTIA Security+ Certificate. I couldn't post an update last week, and I apologize for that. I was busy finishing a report for my master's program, which focused on the approach and methodology for a renewable energy project I mentioned in my previous post. Fingers crossed for a high score! 🤞 I thought I could juggle everything, but I guess I'm not superhuman after all.

As we near the end of the month, it’s clear that I won't finish the modules within my original four-week timeline. Balancing both certificates and my masters program has been more challenging than anticipated, so I've extended my timeline by an extra week. Consistency hasn't been an issue, though, because I genuinely love the content I'm learning. 📚❤️

If there's interest, I’m happy to compile my notes into a PDF for public access. Just let me know in the comments. 📝

In my quest to further immerse myself in the cybersecurity field, I’ve started exploring job listings. I found some exciting opportunities and I’m eager to contribute. 💼 Later this week, I’ll share something particularly interesting I learned during my studies.

Here’s a quick technical tip: always verify the legitimacy of links before clicking on them. It’s alarming how easily information can be extracted from unsuspecting users. For instance, I recently created a keylogger application in Python, which records keystrokes once the link is clicked. You can check it out on my GitHub repository linked below.

https://github.com/archieosuh/Keylogger-.git

Yes, it even works on virtual keyboards! 😌

NOTE: For educational purposes only

Stay cautious online – a little paranoia can go a long way. 😅🔒

That’s all for today. Stay tuned for more technical insights later this week! 🚀

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