Join Kathleen Smith and Rachel Bozeman as they welcome Rob Fuller, a U.S. Marine veteran, cybersecurity leader, and community founder, for a raw look at his journey. From blowing up 300 pounds of C4 a...

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In the Marines, “easy” was never the standard... and somehow, I’ve carried that into a cybersecurity career where I keep finding the hardest possible way to get things done. Sometimes it’s stubbornnes...

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About the Guest: Rob Fuller (Mubix): Rob Fuller, also known as Mubix, is a well-known figure in the cybersecurity community, particularly in the realms of penetration testing and red teaming. As an experienced professional, Fuller has a background in the Marine Corps where he was part of the Marine Corps CERT at Quantico. Fuller has contributed significantly to the community through his work with Hak5 on series like Metasploit Minute and Practical Exploitation. His deep understanding of security concepts, coupled with his engaging teaching methods, has influenced aspiring hackers and professionals worldwide. He now holds a leadership role, guiding and nurturing the next generation of cybersecurity talent. Episode Summary: In this engaging episode of "The Phillip Wylie Show," Phillip Wylie sits down with Rob Fuller, also known as Mubix, a revered figure in the cybersecurity and penetration testing community. The conversation kicks off with Fuller's early experiences that propelled him into the world of hacking, such as his fascination with Game Shark and reverse engineering concepts during his childhood. Fuller elaborates on his journey from the Marine Corps to becoming a renowned penetration tester and red teamer, providing invaluable insights into the practical and psychological aspects of entering the cybersecurity field. Throughout the episode, Fuller emphasizes the importance of content creation and community involvement for career advancement in cybersecurity. He illustrates how blogging, podcasts, or even YouTube channels can showcase one's expertise and help build a personal brand. This episode is packed with actionable advice on certifications, the value of scripting, and the mental fortitude needed to combat imposter syndrome. Listeners are bound to find Fuller's story inspiring and his advice practical for both newcomers and seasoned professionals in cybersecurity. Key Takeaways: Content Creation is Key: Fuller emphasizes the necessity of creating content—whether blogs, videos, or code repositories—to establish oneself in the cybersecurity community and attract job opportunities. Learning Programming Helps: While not a strict requirement, knowing how to code can greatly enhance a pen tester's ability to adapt and overcome challenges during engagements. Select Certifications Wisely: Fuller shares his perspective on the current landscape of cybersecurity certifications, recommending those with practical, hands-on tests like CRTO. Imposter Syndrome is Natural: Fuller advises embracing the learning process and valuing opportunities to be the 'dumbest person in the room' as it's critical for growth. Trust in Community: Fuller underscores that the cybersecurity field thrives on knowledge sharing and cautions against feeding the "try harder" mentality that inhibits communal learning and growth. Notable Quotes: "It's not who you know, it's not what you know, it's who knows what you know." - Rob Fuller "One of the best things you can ever do is start a blog, a video log, a podcast, something to detail your learning experience." - Rob Fuller "If you're ever in a situation where you are the dumbest person in the room, and someone belittles you for it, they're the butthead." - Rob Fuller "As long as you understand basic logic, if this, then that… You can learn programming along the way." - Rob Fuller "Creating content is like investing money. The sooner you start, the better." - Rob Fuller Resources: Rob Fuller (Mubix) on Twitter: @mubix Hak5: Hak5 Website Zero Point Security's CRTO Certification: https://training.zeropointsecurity.co.uk/courses/red-team-ops Security Plus Certification: https://www.comptia.org/certifications/security OSCP Certification: https://www.offsec.com/courses/pen-200/ Don't miss this episode to dive deep into Mubix's fascinating journey through cybersecurity and glean insights that can aid your own career progression.

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Welcome to part 2 of my NUC cluster; in the first part, I explained how to deploy a cluster using proxmox and walked through the hardware setup and the rest of the connectors. In this part, we'll dive...

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