Ahmed Elmayyah Satharus

## OSC - Getting Started with Cybersecurity.md

      
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                A session for OSC 2023's Linux committee and general crew on how to get started with cybersecurity on 30/1/2023
              
          
    What is Cybersecurity anyway?


In layman's terms: Protecting computers from theft or damage
In more technical terms:

Penetration Testing
Vulnerability Assessment
"Ethical Hacking"
Cyber Defence
Threat Monitoring
Threat Hunting
Threat Intelligence


## VT Escape Colours.c
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

/*
Terminal text foreground and background colours can be changed using ANSI escape codes.
If an escape character followed by a certain sequence is printed to STDOUT, the terminal will change the fore/background colour.

- Foregroud colour sequence: ESC[38;5;{COLOUR}m replace {COLOUR} with one of the numbers from the 8-bit ANSI colour lookup table.

- Background colour sequence: Do the exact same as above but use 48 instead of 38. Making the sequence ESC[48;5;{COLOUR}m

## MUICache.yml
name: Custom.Windows.Registry.MUICache
description: |
  Parses the system's MUI cache from the registry

author: Ahmed Elmayyah & eduardocm

parameters:
  - name: ModernRegistryGlob
    default: HKEY_USERS\*\SOFTWARE\Classes\Local Settings\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Shell\MuiCache**
  - name: LegacyRegistryGlob
	#include <stdio.h>
	#include <string.h>

	/*
	Terminal text foreground and background colours can be changed using ANSI escape codes.
	If an escape character followed by a certain sequence is printed to STDOUT, the terminal will change the fore/background colour.

	- Foregroud colour sequence: ESC[38;5;{COLOUR}m replace {COLOUR} with one of the numbers from the 8-bit ANSI colour lookup table.

	- Background colour sequence: Do the exact same as above but use 48 instead of 38. Making the sequence ESC[48;5;{COLOUR}m
	name: Custom.Windows.Registry.MUICache
	description: \|
	Parses the system's MUI cache from the registry

	author: Ahmed Elmayyah & eduardocm

	parameters:
	- name: ModernRegistryGlob
	default: HKEY_USERS\\SOFTWARE\Classes\Local Settings\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Shell\MuiCache*
	- name: LegacyRegistryGlob