7MS #690: Tales of Pentest Pwnage – Part 74

I spent a bunch of time with Security Onion the last couple week's and have been lovin' it! I ran the install, took all the defaults, ran the updates, and pretty much just let it burn in on my prod (h...

3 Elo 201712min

Documentation is super boring, right? Yet it's critical to getting your client/audience excited about making their security better! In this episode I talk about my mixed feelings towards the "big" sta...

27 Heinä 201713min

Been having a blast working with the beta branch of the Sweet Security project and it anxious to try the latest fixes of the beta branch. Give it a look! I also spent a lot of time the last few nights...

19 Heinä 201712min

Today's episode is a horror story about how I recently lost 5+ years of CrashPlan backups due to what I'm calling a...small clerical error. Yes, this oopsie was 100% my fault, but I think backup provi...

18 Heinä 201711min

This week I've continued to play with the awesome Sweet Security IDS solution you can throw on a Raspberry Pi 3. A big update to share is that there is a beta branch which has some cool new features, ...

13 Heinä 201710min

I've been wanting to get a Bro IDS installed for a long time now - and for several reasons: It looks fun! My customers have expressed interest It will be part of my upcoming ILTACON session. S...

5 Heinä 201710min

I was pleasantly surprised to see a Wordpress site fall into a pentest scope this past week. One helpful tool to get familiar with when attacking Wordpress sites is wpscan, which is built right into K...

29 Kesä 201711min

Tell me I can't be the only one who regularly wants to combine a bunch of small Nessus scans files into a big fat Nessus scan file, and then make pretty pictures/graphs/summaries that the customer can...

25 Kesä 201713min