Music/Radio › Re: Burna Boy’s "Twice As Tall" Album Launched In London (Video) by Dipsaint(m): 12:15pm On Aug 14, 2020 |
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Career › Re: CyberSecurity: GRC, CYSA+, AWS, CCSK, CCSP, CISSP, CISA, CRISC, CISM by Dipsaint(m): 12:25pm On Aug 01, 2020 |
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Career › Re: CyberSecurity: GRC, CYSA+, AWS, CCSK, CCSP, CISSP, CISA, CRISC, CISM by Dipsaint(m): 10:37am On Aug 01, 2020 |
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Career › Re: CyberSecurity: GRC, CYSA+, AWS, CCSK, CCSP, CISSP, CISA, CRISC, CISM by Dipsaint(m): 6:27pm On Jul 31, 2020 |
Good Evening to Everyone � Trust we are all doing great, *here's an update for a interested CyberSec Individuals ����* https://www.cybersecscholarship.com/test.phpGNT Cyber Sec Scholarship is on! For those interested in Scholarships for a career in Cybersecurity, Kindly take this opportunity. *All you have to do is Click on the link, register with a valid mail address, confirm your registration and take a 40 Question Test.* Limited seats are available, so I encourage you to act as soon as possible. I wish everyone the Best. �� |
Career › Re: CyberSecurity: GRC, CYSA+, AWS, CCSK, CCSP, CISSP, CISA, CRISC, CISM by Dipsaint(m): 6:16am On Jul 26, 2020 |
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Health › Coronavirus: Oxford Vaccine Can Train Immune System by Dipsaint(op): 2:59pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
A coronavirus vaccine developed by the University of Oxford appears safe and trains the immune system.
Trials involving around 1,077 people showed the injection led to them making antibodies and white blood cells that can fight coronavirus.
The findings are hugely promising, but it is still too soon to know if this is enough to offer protection and larger trials are under way.
The UK has already ordered 100 million doses of the vaccine. |
Sports › Ballon D'or Will Not Be Awarded In 2020 Because Of Coronavirus by Dipsaint(op): 2:37pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
The Ballon d'Or for the world's best players will not be awarded in 2020 because of a "lack of sufficient fair conditions" created by the coronavirus pandemic.
The prize has been awarded by France Football every year since 1956.
Barcelona's Lionel Messi won the men's prize last year, with USA forward Megan Rapinoe claiming the women's trophy.
France Football said awarding a prize in a "crippled" year would "not be worthy" of their history.
"We did not want to put an indelible asterisk on the prize list like 'trophy won in exceptional circumstances due to the Covid-19 health crisis'," it added.
"Protecting the credibility and legitimacy of such an award also means ensuring its flawlessness over time."
England's Stanley Matthews was the first winner of the award when it was the European Footballer of the Year.
It was only awarded to European players until 1995, when it expanded to become open for any player at a European club. From 2007 it opened up to the rest of the world.
The 30-player list of nominees is compiled by the editorial staff of the French magazine, with the winner voted for by journalists from around the world, with one representative per nation.
Argentina international Messi won the prize for a record sixth time last year. |
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Career › Re: CyberSecurity: GRC, CYSA+, AWS, CCSK, CCSP, CISSP, CISA, CRISC, CISM by Dipsaint(m): 6:40am On Jul 09, 2020 |
Jintata: My response is probably going to be controversial; but here goes ...
1. You don’t need a degree in Comp Sci. or Cybersecurity to pursue a career in Cybersecurity.
2. CompTIA Sec+ is a good place to start. CompTIA Sec+ assumes you have some of the knowledge contained in the CompTIA A+ & N+ exams.
3. Other starter (ish) Cybersecurity certs to consider included CEH, Cisco CCNA, Isc2 SSCP etc...
Special mention ought to be made for the Isaca’s CSX-P - Cybersecurity Practitioner Certification. It is probably one of the most hands-on certs out there. Any serious starter ought to give this a close look.
4. The cissp is the Cert that makes the most sense in Cybersecurity today. An old saying goes, “if you’re going to eat a toad, eat a fat & juicy one.”
A lot depends on you but IMHO if u start studying for the cissp today and it takes u 1, 2 or 3 years to pass, then you’re closer to your dream than any other route I can think of.
Passing the cissp exam would make you an associate of the isc2, until u can prove 4 to 5 years active Cybersecurity experience to be a full certified cissp. Even with the associate designation you will be miles ahead of the “also rans”.
The cissp is nice to have. The path & knowledge you go through to be a cissp would also probably give you an idea of which area of Cybersecurity u might want to eventually specialize in.
Do note that cissp is a risk exam.
Another growth area is cloud. The certs to look at here include AWS & CCSP & CCSK ...
A special shout out to OSCP, data analytics, SIEMs, python programming, SOCs, etc ... These are other paths to consider.
Please put your comments below or you can send me a dm or email if u have futher questions ... I'll send you an email if I need further assistance. Thank you. Ayodeji Oladapo ayodejioladapo15@gmail.com |
Career › Re: CyberSecurity: GRC, CYSA+, AWS, CCSK, CCSP, CISSP, CISA, CRISC, CISM by Dipsaint(m): 6:36am On Jul 09, 2020 |
Jintata: My response is probably going to be controversial; but here goes ...
1. You don’t need a degree in Comp Sci. or Cybersecurity to pursue a career in Cybersecurity.
2. CompTIA Sec+ is a good place to start. CompTIA Sec+ assumes you have some of the knowledge contained in the CompTIA A+ & N+ exams.
3. Other starter (ish) Cybersecurity certs to consider included CEH, Cisco CCNA, Isc2 SSCP etc...
Special mention ought to be made for the Isaca’s CSX-P - Cybersecurity Practitioner Certification. It is probably one of the most hands-on certs out there. Any serious starter ought to give this a close look.
4. The cissp is the Cert that makes the most sense in Cybersecurity today. An old saying goes, “if you’re going to eat a toad, eat a fat & juicy one.”
A lot depends on you but IMHO if u start studying for the cissp today and it takes u 1, 2 or 3 years to pass, then you’re closer to your dream than any other route I can think of.
Passing the cissp exam would make you an associate of the isc2, until u can prove 4 to 5 years active Cybersecurity experience to be a full certified cissp. Even with the associate designation you will be miles ahead of the “also rans”.
The cissp is nice to have. The path & knowledge you go through to be a cissp would also probably give you an idea of which area of Cybersecurity u might want to eventually specialize in.
Do note that cissp is a risk exam.
Another growth area is cloud. The certs to look at here include AWS & CCSP & CCSK ...
A special shout out to OSCP, data analytics, SIEMs, python programming, SOCs, etc ... These are other paths to consider.
Please put your comments below or you can send me a dm or email if u have futher questions ... Thank you very much for your response. I'll start preparing for the ComptiaSec+ exam. I have basic C++ and Python programming knowledge and I'm taking my time to master Python programming for Ethical Hacking. |
Career › Re: CyberSecurity: GRC, CYSA+, AWS, CCSK, CCSP, CISSP, CISA, CRISC, CISM by Dipsaint(m): 1:18pm On Jul 07, 2020*. Modified: 5:13am On Jul 08, 2020 |
Do I need a degree in Computer Science or Cyber Security to pursue a career in Cybersecurity?
Presently, I'm an Agricultural Engineering student of the University of Ibadan. I have full interest in Cybersecurity and I've spent almost all my time during this lockdown to develop Cybersecurity skills and acquire some certificates.
I'm planning to take the ComptiaSecurity+ exam next year.
Thank you. |
Education › Re: Do You Have Regrets About Your Days At The University? by Dipsaint(m): 2:37pm On Jul 02, 2020 |
DontBullshitMe: UI is a stressful school.
Countless TDB's. . .
No tangible regret though. TDB and Bed bugs.. ��� |
Education › Re: What Course Can Someone With This WAEC Result Study? by Dipsaint(m): 3:39pm On Jun 25, 2020 |
Find a course related to what you have passion for or what you like to do. |
Education › Re: What Course Can Someone With This WAEC Result Study? by Dipsaint(m): 3:38pm On Jun 25, 2020 |
At your age, you ought to have made a decision regarding the course you want to study in tertiary institution. |
Romance › Re: What Made You Popular In School?. by Dipsaint(m): 3:38pm On Jun 11, 2020 |
Freestainworld: my shorts where always torn in between my buttocks, a lot of patches of different colors from different tailors when mending it, my fellow pupils end up calling me rainbow. Rainbow bawo |
Programming › Re: What Made You Pick Interest In Programming by Dipsaint(m): 10:18am On Jun 07, 2020 |
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Programming › Re: The Future Of C++ Programming Language– Is It Still Among The Trends? by Dipsaint(op): 8:14pm On Jun 05, 2020 |
SegFault: Ever heard of buffer overflows, the format string attack, integer overflow attacks etc. Compiler vendors haven't (and I do believe don't want to) address these issues. Buffer overflows are the worst for example:
int main() { char buff[70]; char buff1[1000]; strcpy(buff,buff1); return 0; }
Strcpy is a function that copies the second argument into the first that is in this format: strcpy(destination, source) it is going to copy buff1 into buff. But wait buff is to small of course it is but strcpy doesn't give a sh!t highest a segmentation fault will occur but if it doesn't it will overwrite whatever is on the stack and worst of all the return address (that is where the last instruction was before main was called) will be overwritten with whatever is in buff1. This is a bad problem. I don't think I understand |
Programming › Re: Programming Learning Challenge June. by Dipsaint(m): 8:13pm On Jun 05, 2020 |
Richdee1: Drop your WhatsApp number let's relate I'm also interested
08062128170 |
Programming › Re: Programming Learning Challenge June. by Dipsaint(m): 3:30pm On Jun 05, 2020 |
BornRicch: Assembly, C/C++ my favorite language but it's difficult and head scratching for beginners. I'm learning python at the moment. Not my fav though but for some Ethical stuff. I have a lot of courses from EDX and Udemy I can send you some of the course instead of reading through a textbook. I get bored sometimes learning alone. Ohhh! Thanks 08062128170 Oladapo |
Programming › The Future Of C++ Programming Language– Is It Still Among The Trends? by Dipsaint(op): 9:30am On Jun 05, 2020 |
Although there’s no place for C++ among the biggest trends of the internet, many people are not aware of its importance “under the surface”.
C++’s biggest advantages are big efficiency and speed. It can also easily optimise huge amounts of data. That’s why it is most often applied in big, robust applications such as servers, where data processing is crucial. What is more, its efficiency reduces the energy usage, which make it a great language for mobile devices.
In fact, some of the software giants of all times are based on C++. It is the main technology in case of Microsoft, Oracle, Mozilla, Opera, PayPal, Evernote and Linkedin. And it is partly used in the code of Amazon, Facebook, SAP and Adobe.
The above list is very impressive, yet it is only the beginning. Google still applies C++ in some fields of its search engine. Most importantly, Google Chrome was primarily written in this language. Being extremely popular among users all over the world, Google required high performance and big stability, which are the main characteristics of C++. Finally, C++ is present in most of the operating systems, such as Windows or iOS; and some of the high budget AAA games, such as Grand Theft Auto or Metal Gear Solid.
Main Use Cases:
System Programming
Game Development
IoT and Real-Time Systems
Machine Learning, Deep Learning
Embedded Systems, Distributed Systems
Job Market:
Indeed has ranked C++ as the 4th most demanding programming language with 41 K job posting. Also, C++ developers earn $108 K per annum. StackOverflow developer survey has shown that C++ developers can draw a higher salary compared to Java, albeit with a longer experience. |
Programming › Re: Programming Learning Challenge June. by Dipsaint(m): 9:13am On Jun 05, 2020 |
lifeisfirst: I am a starter ,a newbie knowing nothing about programming. I tried learning C and C++, I read the whole notes but didn't understand anything. I need help. C++ is one of the most difficult languages for beginners but it's one of the easiest if you truly understand why you to want to learn the language. Just commit yourself to it, at least 1 hour per day. Check YouTube, download textbooks. I'm using about 7 textbooks. I've spent almost 2 months on Loop alone, I'm not in a hurry I'm taking my time to understand it before moving to the next chapter. Solve examples, re-write the code and find another way if possible to write the code again Hook up 08062128170 |
Programming › Re: Programming Learning Challenge June. by Dipsaint(m): 9:07am On Jun 05, 2020 |
lifeisfirst: I am a starter ,a newbie knowing nothing about programming. I tried learning C and C++, I read the whole notes but didn't understand anything. I need help. Hello, I understand your feelings but worry no more. I'm learning C++ as well and I'm a beginner. let's hook up 08062128170 |
Programming › Re: Programming Learning Challenge June. by Dipsaint(m): 9:19pm On Jun 04, 2020 |
DrBrainstorm: Na wa o, everybody na python, php and Javascript. No Java, C#, C++? It's a matter of choice... I'm learning C++, Cloud Computing and Cybersecurity |
Programming › Re: Programming Learning Challenge June. by Dipsaint(m): 9:14pm On Jun 04, 2020 |
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Programming › Re: Funny Programming Memes. Just For Laughs by Dipsaint(m): 6:08pm On Jun 03, 2020 |
C++ no be beans |
Health › Re: Makinde To Reveal Name Of The Company With 38 COVID-19 Infected Workers Tomorrow by Dipsaint(m): 9:54pm On May 18, 2020 |
SUMAL/YALE Foods |
Romance › Re: My Fiancée Deletes Chat On Facebook After Conversation by Dipsaint(m): 3:26pm On May 08, 2020 |
shamsin6300: But for her not to passworded her phone shows there is nothing to hide. I guess her phone got fault & she formatted it. Give her like 3days & still check back again. If u couldn't find anything you can raise up the issue to her if you really see her as someone you wish to settle with. �� |
Nairaland General › Re: Share Your Experience With Weird People You Have Encountered by Dipsaint(m): 12:00pm On Apr 19, 2020 |
charmingfrank: Alright since we are all giving stories. This happened during my undergraduate days. This shocking and it's a true life story
It was 100level first semester, a student of philosophy, one of my course mate died, at home during that ASUU strike of 2012. So her boyfriend didn't know that she was, after the strike everyone resumed back to school including the dead girl.
On resumption she was in class with us and her boyfriend has been eating her food and staying with her without him knowing she is a ghost.
On one particular day, we were having a lecture, Phil 102, the girl sense that someone was coming from home to pick her belongings in school, she told the lecturer that she want to go an ease herself.
Few minutes later her dad was escorted to the LT with our hod and told us what happened, a real cold fell on everyone because we just saw her left the class and we were informed she has been died for 6months now.
NB: There is more to life that meet the eyes. Be carful out there Haaaa.... Are you a descendant of Lai Mohammed? |
Travel › Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 14 by Dipsaint(m): 7:01am On Dec 20, 2018 |
Can someone please tell me why they are denying students study visa? I went for interview yesterday (19th of December, 2018). I spent like 5-6 minutes (though I fuc...ed up at a point due to fear) with the VO asking me questions and typing. The VO wasn't even looking at me. They denied a lot of applicants infact all 20-30 applicants (no exaggeration) before me were denied. What's wrong?
Thanks |