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Tag Archives: penetration testing

UA-Tester 1.0 released: Now with 38% more pimp!

After a few months of playing around with the UA-Tester Alpha release, I’ve finally got the code to a point where I’m happy enough to do a 1.0 release… UA-Tester 1.0, codename Purple Pimp! Changes since the alpha are far too many to list. However the new version does complete header matching, including some funky [...]

[BruCON] Top 5 ways to destroy a company

Top 5 ways to destroy a company (Chris Nickerson) No one cares about your findings. We work all day and the ignore your reports! Well why does that happen? What we give them isn’t important. Managers don’t care about shells! They don’t care about what we care about! What do they care about? The product line [...]

Deutsche Post | Security Cup

A friend of mine (thanks Wim) posted this on Twitter. Normally if Deutsche Post  announce the release of a new service, it’s nothing to write home about. Certainly when it comes to security. However Deutsche Post have come up with an interesting competition in the build-up to the release of their E-Postbrief service. Working with [...]

[Defcon] You Spent All That Money And You Still Got Owned…

You Spent All That Money And You Still Got Owned… – Joe McCray You often run up against all sorts of defensive measures when penetration testing (Firewalls, IDs/IPS, WAF, …) and the testers still get in! Often you get in, only to find that the company is already owned (enter Incident Handling mode) More and more [...]

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