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talesfromtheencrypt.home.blog
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| | | | | https://www.alteredsecurity.com/adlab In May 2022 I took the CPSA exam (and passed). This was my only cybersecurity cert other than the OSCP I had gained in October 2019, and so the first one I had gained while being a pentester as a job. The cert is just an exam, no related course, so as nice as... | |
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www.politoinc.com
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| | | | | With automation and Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the rise, it's becoming increasingly important to adapt to the tools and techniques that are released every day. By failing to adapt, it quickly becomes easy to fall behind in each new era of technology. While it may be tempting to adopt AI primarily for workforce reduction and cost savings, it's essential to keep in mind the irreplaceable value of human oversight on a project.In the world of pentesting, automation is mandatory to be effective | |
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www.lampysecurity.com
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| | | | | So I finally did it. After almost three years of studying on and off, a complete exam change, and a wedding, I finally passed the OSCP. The OSCP was a long-term goal for me. While I already had a job as a Penetration Tester, I wanted to pass the OSCP as it is regularly a "desired" skill for many job listings. There are some excellent concepts to learn while taking it, which will be useful during testing in the real world.Preparation:In March, I got the wonderful opportunity from work to purchase | |
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brakemanscanner.org
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| | | Brakeman is a static analysis security vulnerability scanner for Ruby on Rails applications. | ||
