Really enjoying testing the KC7 platform the last couple weeks before using with students. ZERO cybersecurity understanding before playing, makes it 100% feel like a puzzle game with very cool progression/competitive elements. Bryan Quillen KC7 - Cyber detective game #KySTE25

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Signed DLL, 2/70 hits on VT? virustotal.com/gui/file/2240c… Actually easy to see it downloads from PasteBin and excludes C: I created a course with KC7 - Cyber detective game to showcase and educate: kc7cyber.com/modules/VT101 I like to promote it because I know details like these get looked over.

Tickets are now on sale for our #bsidesboulder annual event on 13 June! Your ticket purchase comes with lunch and a t-shirt. We expect our KC7 - Cyber detective game CTF workshop will sell out given the limited seats, so get your ticket now. eventbrite.com/e/bsides-bould…

Great workshops already coming in from the CFP! Handy hint: If you submit a workshop that requires hardware and you say you're going to provide hardware for everyone, keep in mind that we're in 11 cities around the world and you prolly don't wanna ship all that! 🌍 🚢 📦 💰 💸

I solved the KC7 Pivots challenge in 2 attempts! 🟩 ⬜️ 🟨 🟨 🟨 🟩 🟩 🟩 🟩 🟩 Five Pivots, One intrusion. kc7cyber.com/pivots KC7 - Cyber detective game continues to be an amazing platform for everyone. This was a lot of fun. Simple idea, done right

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Earned my blue certificate! Printed proof I survived the Blacks In Cybersecurity Blue Team Development Program! #BlueTeam #BICBTDP #BIC_BTDP #KC7 #BlacksInCyber #BlacksInCybersecurity #PaintTheTimeLineBlue Thank you and 1000 thanks to Blacks In Cybersecurity and KC7 - Cyber detective game

If you are new to Kusto, to cyber, data science or even just interested in jumping into a seriously enjoyable & free CTF platform, go check out kc7cyber.com I am fortunate to work with a lot of the contributors to the KC7 - Cyber detective game platform and believe me when I say they

Joe Stocker Matt Zorich KC7 - Cyber detective game To make it official

Ready to solve a mystery? Kusto Detective Agency is back! This time however, the competition is getting serious, and it is a race to solve the puzzle the fastest. Compete by yourself or with a team of up to 6 detectives for a shot at some serious prizes. First prize🥇- $10,000

Cool features in #Kusto Explorer for threat hunting. Did you know Kusto Explorer has a Drill-down window? If you've ever wanted to run a subquery based on your current dataframe to look something up or display additional data about a row or column, the drill-down window is for

Cool hunting features in #kusto Explorer. Use query history to quickly reload previous results. You can also see your previous queries. 🙏 Sample data courtesy of the @kc7cyber project (kc7cyber.com) ➡️ Get #KustoExplorer: learn.microsoft.com/en-us/kusto/to…

This is a nifty #kusto explorer tip. Save time typing column names in a project statement by selecting them with the mouse and pasting them via this shortcut. 🙏 Sample data courtesy of the @kc7cyber project (kc7cyber.com) ➡️ Get #KustoExplorer:

Ever wanted to go back to a result you already queried in #kusto without re-running a time consuming query? In Kusto Explorer, you can 😎 Get to know "View Saved Results" 🙏 Sample data courtesy of the @kc7cyber project (kc7cyber.com) ➡️ Get #KustoExplorer:

Come learn and test your #kusto skills in a fun way with the Kusto Detective Agency contest ⬇️⬇️⬇️

Ever wondered about the difference between join and lookup in #kusto? Now you know 🧠:

I’ve officially been the Product Evangelist at KC7 - Cyber detective game, volunteering in incognito mode since the end of 2024! But now we've sprung into action in Dallas, TX! Last week, our Threat Intel Content Analyst, Carl and I led our first “KC7: The Cyber Detective Game” event! It was a

This is one of the reasons I love the KC7 - Cyber detective game labs. The way they’re structured gives you a great intro into how you’ll likely be writing your actual queries and detections later on in your career. I.e. building on top of the query you used to solve the last question.