IT Systems, Networks, Security and Education
Here’s another Google Appspot pen-testing practice site, this one focused on XSS (Cross-Site Scripting). Oh, it’s so fun to have sites where you can rampage like Hannibal’s elephants without getting condemned to death by gladiator! “In this training program, you will learn to find and exploit XSS bugs. You’ll use this knowledge to confuse and …
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OWASP Juice Shop: Hmm, let’s see what we can hack here. This isn’t for beginners, but this realistic e-commerce site lets you root around and find things to break without the local gendarmerie knocking at your door. It’s pretty, it’s well-designed and well-coded, and it keys to the OWASP Top 10 Web Vulnerabilities (which you’d …
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There’s more than one way to study for the CEH. 1. If you’re already deeply experienced, do self study. You can pick up a textbook or catch a quick online course and give the test a try. The test ain’t cheap, though: $1199 as of today, plus an extra $100 if you didn’t attend the …
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This is post 5 of 5 in the series “[ How to Teach Hacker Highschool ]” In this series of videos and lessons, I’ll show you what you need to propose, set up and run a class using the Hacker Highschool lessons from ISECOM. [ How to Teach Hacker Highschool: Unit 1 ] [ How …
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This is post 4 of 5 in the series “[ How to Teach Hacker Highschool ]” In this series of videos and lessons, I’ll show you what you need to propose, set up and run a class using the Hacker Highschool lessons from ISECOM. [ How to Teach Hacker Highschool: Unit 1 ] [ How …
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I’ve been trying to bring “hacker” training to UNM for over ten years without much success. Only in the past two semesters have I been able to run an Ethical Hacking class based on the CEH, but where my past efforts didn’t bring students, the CEH did. Red Team work has long interested me, likely …
This is post 3 of 5 in the series “[ How to Teach Hacker Highschool ]” In this series of videos and lessons, I’ll show you what you need to propose, set up and run a class using the Hacker Highschool lessons from ISECOM. [ How to Teach Hacker Highschool: Unit 1 ] [ How …
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This is post 2 of 5 in the series “[ How to Teach Hacker Highschool ]” In this series of videos and lessons, I’ll show you what you need to propose, set up and run a class using the Hacker Highschool lessons from ISECOM. [ How to Teach Hacker Highschool: Unit 1 ] [ How …
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This is post 4 of 4 in the series “[ Hacker Highschool ]” This series of posts covers my years as Project Manager for the Hacker Highschool v 2 Rewrite Project, 2012-2016. Hacker Highschool: Foreword and Copyright Statement My Years With Hacker Highschool: In The Beginning Hacker Highschool: Download Uncut Lessons Hacker Highschool: TV Interview …
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I’ve been trying for some seven years to get the University of New Mexico to let me start offering hard-core cyber-security (i.e. hacking) certification courses, without even a whiff of success until recently. The Marketing Department and Custom Training division surveyed our captive audience, which is pretty sizable: Sandia National Labs, Los Alamos National Labs, …
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