Want to learn more about social engineering, the Browser Exploitation Framework (BeEF), and how to use them to perform penetration testing (#pentesting)… we have you covered.
Pentesting with BeEF and Social Engineering Techniques w/ Juan Araya Read More »
It’s critical for anyone learning cybersecurity to understand the common services and threats they will encounter every day on the job.
Common Network Services, Threats & Attacks w/ Tyrone E. Wilson Read More »
Christian Elston discusses hacking software as a job, the certifications needed, and building a resume for that job.
A Day in the Life of a Web App Pentester w/ Christian Elston Read More »
No more avoiding it, it’s time to learn what IPv6 is and what tools you can use to enumerate and attack the protocol.
IPv6 Enumeration & Attacks Read More »
Having a home or online lab is crucial for the advancement of your career in information security (#infosec). It is also a great way to gain hands-on experience which greatly improves your chances of obtaining a job.
Home Lab Setup | Building an Effective Cybersecurity Learning Environment Read More »
You can create a network lab with devices from Cisco, Juniper, Citrix, Arista, A10, Alcatel, Checkpoint, F5, Palo Alto, PFSense, SonicWALL, Trend Micro TippingPoint vTPS, and so much more. If the network vendor has a virtual appliance, it can more than likely run in an EVE-NG environment.
Network Emulation & Virtual Environments with EVE-NG Read More »
An important part of performing penetration tests, and identifying malicious activity as a defender, is understanding command and control (C2) channels and concepts.
Intro to Command & Control w/ PowerShell Empire Read More »
