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Passed the Offensive Security OSCP Exam!

Posted By | November 8th, 2010

It has been an intense journey since I signed up for the PWBv3 course from Offsec.  But, now it is all worth it.  I received notice that I passed and can now claim the title: Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP).  I have taken many security courses, and have gotten a few certifications along the way, … Continue reading

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Shellcode, Assembly and Buffer Overflow

Posted By | July 27th, 2010

This is quick commo check and update to my progress with the PWBv3 course. I’ve spent the better part of this week knee deep in shellcode, assembly and debuggers… and let me tell you my brain needs a break!  Don’t let the latter sentence scare you away from this course; the tutorials and examples are … Continue reading

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Offensive Security Penetration Testing With Backtrack (PWB3)

Posted By | July 20th, 2010

In my never ending quest for IT security excellence I’ve decided to enroll in the Offensive Security Penetration Testing With Backtrack version 3 (PWB3) course, offered by Offensive-Security.  The course, formerly known as OSCP 101, has turned out to be quite a different animal than other security courses\certification tracks I have taken in the past.  … Continue reading

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Security Testing:Fully Patched Machine Compromise with MITM+Iframe Injection

Posted By | July 9th, 2010

The purpose of this post to provide an example of how to use the freely available Linux distribution Backtrack when conducting security testing; and to provide a specific example of an attack scenario with detailed instructions on the commands used with a description. This is by no means an all encompassing tutorial for using Backtrack … Continue reading

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