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It’s Always Nice to Have Cron-ies!

How-To Linus, n00b, red tape, VPN

It’s Always Nice to Have Cron-ies!

Rick Wisser // I have been asked by some friends, (not very Linux proficient friends) to share this. I thought I would create a blog post and share with all. […]

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Author, John Strand, Red Team, Red Team Tools, Webcasts Man-in-the-Middle, MITM

Webcast Recording: Man in the Middle Attacks

In this webcast we walked through the current super cool crop of MITM tools. We looked at Bettercap, MITMf and discussed LLMNR and WPAD poisoning attacks.  Also, this was a new […]

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Lawrence Hoffman

InfoSec 101, News Apple, boot key, bug bounty, Exodus, Microsoft, TCp attack

Lawrence’s List 081216

Lawrence Hoffmann // So, Apple announced a new bug bounty program at BlackHat, and there are some interesting deviations from the norm in their plan to implement and pay out. […]

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One Does Not Simply - ONE DOES NOT SIMPLY Run BASH Commands on a Windows System

How-To Azure, Bash Commands, Linux, phishing, PowerShell, Social Engineering Toolkit, Windows, Windows10

Time To Bash on Windows (Bourne Again Shell That Is)

Editor’s Note: This is another awesome guest post from our friend, Robert Schwass. If you’d like to guest post contact us here. Robert Schwass // I had heard the rumors about […]

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00097_08082016_AreYouInfosecSynced(2)

Author, InfoSec 101, Joff Thyer business departments, defensive security, infosec, infosec design

Are You InfoSec Synced?

Joff Thyer // One of my observations over time in the Information Security market is that the vendors seem to want to solve challenges with appliance point solutions.  It is […]

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Lawrence Hoffman

InfoSec 101, News browser holes, development, Felony, more security, Pwn2Own, Software engineer, trend micro, venmo

Lawrence’s List 080516

Lawrence Hoffman // With BlackHat and DefCon happening as I type it’s hard to choose what’s going to make this list. I will probably save most of the big shiny […]

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00095_08032016_HowToBuildYourOwnPenetrationTestingDropBox2

Author, Beau Bullock, Red Team, Red Team Tools Beau Bullock, build your own, hardware hacking, pen-testing, red teaming

How to Build Your Own Penetration Testing Drop Box

Beau Bullock // TL;DR I compared three single-board computers (SBC) against each other with a specific goal of finding which one would serve best as a “penetration testing dropbox”, and […]

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How to Block Ads on All Your Devices

Author, Ethan Robish, General InfoSec Tips & Tricks, InfoSec 201 adblock, malvertising, VPN

How to Block Ads on All Your Devices

Ethan Robish // Ads serve an important function on the internet.  For many websites, ads are the main form of revenue that funds the site’s content or service.  This, however, […]

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Lawrence Hoffman

InfoSec 101, News Adblockers, Dark Web, LastPass, OnionScan, RPC

Lawrence’s List 072916

Lawrence Hoffman // So, LastPass is one of my favorite applications, and it’s making me more nervous every day. I haven’t lost faith yet, though it was lots more convenient […]

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