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Link to "Building a Life and Career in Security" returns 404 error.
Even the personal website of the podcaster has an outdated SSL. Thus, no way to sign-up via email.

Only because you said to open an issue and not fork ;)

tags: training, collection
name: Hopper's Roppers Intro to Security
short_description: A free, self-paced curriculum that builds a base of knowledge in computers and networking prior to moving on to the fundamentals of security and defense. The course is intended to build up a student with no prior technical knowledge to be confident in their ability to learn anything and continue their security education.
target: https://hoppersroppers.github.io/course.html
author: @deveyNull
contributor: gradiuscypher
last_updated: 2020-02-19
render: true

A free, self-paced curriculum that builds a base of knowledge in computers and networking prior to moving on to the fundamentals of security and defense. The course is intended to build up a student with no prior technical knowledge to be confident in their ability to learn anything and continue their security education.

I recommend that you do a section on hiring:

• do's and don'ts on both sides
• sample questions maybe
• resources for preparation

These resources need to be curated, as they appear to be useful.

• https://github.com/cugu/awesome-forensics/blob/master/README.md

This is a bit old now but quite a bit of it is still relevant I think.

https://digi.ninja/projects/breaking_in_part_1.php

Should be "Provided by Microsoft"

As the title states. You see lock picking at most cons now, and TOOOL or Lock sport meetups in most major cities, attended by local hackers. I'd recommend adding this as an category under the Interests sections. If you would like, I can even add a bunch of links, etc to my fork and make the pull request.

This repo provides a ton of great resources, but we should try to provide a few good first steps to getting started with using this collection of information to get started.

For example, I would suggest starting with "How to start" and then moving on to free learning in the "challenges section"