null Bangalore Puliya 28 October 2023 Prompt Engineering For Hacker and Developer

n|u Puliya, really short courses for skill bridging.

Puliya means culvert or a small bridge in Hindi.

We have been getting constant feedback about our null Humla and null Bachaav sessions. The feedback is both ways and almost all the champions are of the opinion that there are some essential non-security skills that are sorely lacking in a lot of attendees.

To "bridge" this gap in skills of our members attending the sessions we are starting null Puliya. The idea is to bridge the skill gap and get our members ready to take on advanced topics covered in null Humla and null Bachaav.

Proposed sessions for this event:

Welcome Note / Registrations by Place Holder
Prompt Engineering For Hacker and Developer by Mukesh kumar Rao

Note: The session details including schedule are available below.

Session Outline:

1. Introduction to Prompt Engineering in Cybersecurity

Definition and significance of prompt engineering in cybersecurity

Ethical considerations in handling prompt data

2. Command Line Basics and Efficiency

Efficient navigation and command execution

Using aliases and shell configurations

3. Technical Benefits of Prompt Engineering

Faster data retrieval and analysis

Enhanced data manipulation with scripting

4. Practical Exercise 1: Speed and Efficiency

Participants practice efficient command-line navigation and execution to improve their daily workflow.

5. Bug Bounty and Freelance Cybersecurity

How prompt engineering skills can be monetized

Bug bounty platforms and freelance opportunities

6. Practical Exercise 2: Bug Hunting Simulation

Participants simulate a bug hunting scenario, utilizing prompt engineering skills to identify security vulnerabilities.

7. Incident Response and Data Retrieval

Utilizing prompt engineering during incident response.

Effective communication with stakeholders using prompt data.

8. Practical Exercise 3: Incident Response Simulation

Participants respond to a simulated incident, applying prompt engineering techniques to collect and analyze relevant data.

9. Threat Hunting and Custom Queries

The role of prompt engineering in proactive threat hunting - Crafting custom queries and alerts

10. Practical Exercise 4: Custom Queries for Threat Hunting

Participants engage in threat hunting exercises, creating and executing custom queries to detect threats.

11. Security Hardening and Configuration Management

Using prompt engineering for system hardening - Continuous monitoring and auditing

12. Practical Exercise 5: Automated Configuration Checks

Participants automate security configuration checks and monitoring using prompt engineering techniques.

13. Non-Technical Benefits of Prompt Engineering

Improved problem-solving and critical thinking skills - Enhanced communication with stakeholders

14. Leveraging Prompt Engineering in Professional Development

Building a personal brand as a prompt engineer - Networking and community engagement

15. Q&A and Discussion

Encourage participants to ask questions and discuss their experiences applying prompt engineering in their professional roles.

16. Conclusion and Wrap-Up

Summarize key takeaways from the session - Provide resources for further learning, bug hunting, and freelance opportunities in cybersecurity.

Requirements:

Laptop with command-line access (preferably Linux or Windows with PowerShell)

Date	Saturday October 28 2023
Chapter	Bangalore
Registrations	79
Max Registrations	80
Event Type	Invite Only
Start Time	09:30 AM
End Time	03:00 PM

Session Schedule

Name	Speaker	Start Time	End Time	Resources
Welcome Note / Registrations	Place Holder	09:30 AM	09:45 AM
Prompt Engineering For Hacker and Developer	Mukesh kumar Rao	09:45 AM	03:00 PM

Venue

This is an invite only event. If you are selected you will receive further information via e-mail.

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