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If you have both the skillset and the mind for it, red team cybersecurity is super interesting, but it's hard to get into and even harder to do well
I was super interested in getting a job in cybersec, especially red team. But unfortunately no one wanted a fresher like me when I graduated.
Then things led to one another and I found myself working as a web developer. I'd still jump to a good cybersec job if I ever land one.