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By The Team Phoenix

Cybersecurity Level 0

• 1 total resources
• beginner

Cybersecurity Level 0 — Foundations & Awareness

• Explain the CIA triad and its role in cybersecurity
• Identify different types of cyber threat actors and their motivations
• Distinguish between authentication and authorization
• Describe how encryption protects data confidentiality
• Differentiate between risk, threat, and vulnerability

By The Team Phoenix

Cybersecurity Level 1

• 1 total resources
• intermediate

Cybersecurity Level 1 — Offensive & Defensive Security

• Describe the seven stages of the Cyber Kill Chain
• Differentiate between ethical and malicious hacking based on authorization
• Perform passive and active reconnaissance using OSINT techniques
• Explain ARP spoofing and how it enables MITM attacks
• Identify SQL injection vulnerabilities and apply parameterized queries

By The Team Phoenix

Linux Level 0

• 1 total resources
• beginner

Linux Level 0 — Fundamentals & Security Basics

• Define the Linux kernel and distinguish distributions from the core OS
• Navigate the Linux file system hierarchy (/home, /etc, /var, /bin, /root)
• Use essential terminal commands (pwd, ls, cd, touch, mkdir, cp, mv, rm)
• View file contents with cat, less, head, and tail
• Interpret and modify file permissions (rwx) with chmod

By The Team Phoenix

Linux Level 1

• 1 total resources
• intermediate

Linux Level 1 — Administration & Security

• Trace the Linux boot process from BIOS/UEFI to systemd initialization
• Manage services with systemctl (start, stop, enable, disable)
• Search files and filter text using find, grep, and xargs
• Interpret load average, uptime, and process states in top
• Schedule recurring tasks with cron jobs and one-time tasks with at

By The Team Phoenix

Windows Level 0

• 1 total resources
• beginner

Windows Level 0 — Fundamentals & Security Basics

• Explain the role of an operating system in managing hardware and applications
• Describe the layered Windows architecture from HAL to user interface
• Navigate and manage files using CMD (dir, cd, mkdir, copy, del)
• Use basic networking commands (ipconfig, ping, tracert, netstat)
• Understand PowerShell cmdlet Verb-Noun pattern and object-based pipeline

By The Team Phoenix

Windows Level 1

• 1 total resources
• intermediate

Windows Level 1 — Administration & Security

• Differentiate between kernel mode and user mode execution
• Trace the Windows boot process from POST to Winlogon
• Navigate and interpret the Windows Registry (HKLM, HKCU, HKCR)
• Create and manage users/groups with net user and New-LocalUser
• Analyze active connections and owning processes with netstat -ano

By The Team Phoenix

Networking Level 0

• 1 total resources
• beginner

Networking Level 0 — Fundamentals

• Define what a computer network is and distinguish it from the internet
• Identify network types (LAN, MAN, WAN, PAN) and their real-world uses
• Describe the role of essential network devices (Hub, Switch, Router, Firewall)
• Explain the TCP/IP and OSI models and their layered architecture
• Compare TCP vs UDP from both performance and security perspectives

By The Team Phoenix

Networking Level 1

• 1 total resources
• intermediate

Networking Level 1 — Advanced

• Analyze IPv4 header fields and understand the IPv6 address structure
• Calculate subnet masks and CIDR notations with binary AND operations
• Apply VLSM to create custom subnets for different network departments
• Distinguish between static and dynamic routing, and explain RIP operation
• Troubleshoot routing issues using the bottom-up methodology