The Best of Cybersecurity in 2024.

[@SkripdaK]

Hey Grant, one of your X coworkers here ..just want to say your channel has quickly become of of my favorites in cyber security this year. .glad to see it's going strong... by the way I did end up getting my oscp certification.

[@collinsinfosec]

Hey! I know who you are :) Congrats!!! That's an awesome achievement, something I really admire. I hope you and your family have a great 2025.

[@satyamraj17]

Happy New year to your family too!!!

[@mayankparihar2002]

Nice year met nice people and learned a lot from them. It was fun and inspiring to me watching your videos learning Cyber Security and life from you.

[@collinsinfosec]

That's awesome, sounds like a great year. Thank you for your support and viewership. Wishing you a Happy New Year!

[@mayankparihar2002]

@@collinsinfosec Same to you, Wish you a Happy New Year too.

[@guilherme5094]

It's been a really crazy year, I'm glad it's almost over.

[@zacrc6817]

lol if only it being a new year would inherently make a difference

[@devviz]

4:01 the crowdstrike incident was no doubt a prolific inspiration for memes, some people in linux community even joked to the point they over-used it

[@collinsinfosec]

Crowdstrike memes was a highlight of this year 😂 Happy New Year!

[@johnczech7074]

Thanks Grant for all the great content this past year. I wish you and your beautiful wife all the best in the new year!!

[@collinsinfosec]

Thank you for your support and viewership over the past years John! It's been a hectic year. Wishing you a Happy New Year!

[@Its_Alan_Paul]

Yay Cybersecurity makes everything Interesting.

[@collinsinfosec]

It's an ever-evolving world! Wishing you a Happy New Year!

[@emluvskpop]

Hello, I am getting into cyber and I am currently in school for it, specifically a BS in information tech (cyber concentration). I have been advised to learn Linux and a scripting language (I know a bit about Python), how would you go about learning the two? I want to learn it well, but I am not sure where to start. My current setup cannot handle VMs, so that is off the table.

[@collinsinfosec]

Hi! I would recommend using KZbin crash courses or No Starch Press books to learn Python and Linux. You can use free cloud credits offered by DigialOcean ($200 for the first 60 days), AWS Education, and others to provision VMs in the cloud.

[@T21hcl9BbWly]

can't wait to see the worst

[@MoWoo]

the fact I didn’t get a job should be on that list