Gabrielleb Blog

Never been fond of school but always been curious.
As a developer, cyber security became a passion and i wondered how i could succeed to become an ethical hacker online.

To accomplish this mission, I’ve divided my project into several objectives.

• Join Moocs and comment them on this blog
• Make concrete projects that will be available here
• Attend seminars, conferences and events that I will document here
• Attend summer schools
• Attend CTF in real life and online
• Set up my own lab
• Volunteer with a great organization
• Join and be active on bug bounty platforms
• Create a Non Profit organization to organize meetup and CTF for women in cybersecurity in Paris

To choose which MOOCs i would follow i went on ANSSI’s website and checked every curricular of master they indexed to find the subjects studied to validate those masters. With the units i found i was able to search for a few classes on mooclist.
Then i went to the website cybersecuritydegrees and looked at their FAQ’s topic entitled: « How to obtain a cybersecurity education for free with moocs » and cross-checked it with the previous MOOC i had found.

Certificates

• IT Security Summer School by ENGENSEC Tempus Project
• Injection flaws on cybrary
• Certificate Safe Internet by Certified Secure
• Certificate Safe Internet Plus by Certified Secure
• Certificate Essential Security by Certified Secure
• Certificate Essential Specialties by Certified Secure
• Certificate Security Specialist by Certified Secure
• Mooc sécurité numérique de l’ANSSI (in french)
• Learning Responsive Web Design by Infinite Skills on Udemy
• Responsive web design by University of London on Coursera
• Learning how to learn by UC San Diego on Coursera
• Getting Started with Java by IBM
• Introduction to Java and Java EE Programming by IBM
• Java SE7 Fundamentals: Overloading, Validation, and Object-Oriented Concepts by IBM
• Java SE7 Fundamentals: Variables, Operators, and Objects by IBM

Completed Moocs