Posted By Nick | November 2nd, 2010
It has been quite a few weeks since my last blog post. I have been very busy with the PWB course from offensive security, as well as the daily grind to put food on the table. But, that’s no excuse! Hard core *nix enthusiasts will no doubt say “duh” to the knowledge I’m attempting to … Continue reading
Tags: account creation, Backtrack, guid, Information Security, Linux, non interactive, OCSP, pen test, penetration testing, pw, PWB, Root, root user, second root user, Security, uid, useradd
Filed In: IT Infrastructure Security, Security Testing
Posted By Nick | 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
Tags: Backtrack, certification, offensive-security, offsec, OSCP, pen test, penetration test, PWB3, security training
Filed In: IT Infrastructure Security