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Tag Archives: SEC660

SANS SEC660: Advanced Penetration Testing, Exploits, and Ethical Hacking – Post Mortem

I’d like to say that I’ve been rushed off my feet since getting back from SANS London 2010… but to tell you the truth I haven’t. This review is a little late mostly because I’ve lacked motivation over the past few weeks to write anything. That’s nothing to do with the class, as you’ll read, [...]

UPDATE: New Advanced Penetration Testing Class from SANS

I posted a few weeks back about the new SANS SEC:660 class coming to the SANS London conference at the end of November. Last week I managed to get Stephen Sims (one of the authors of the new class) on the line to chat about what the new 6-day course is all about, and what it [...]

New Advanced Penetration Testing Class from SANS

Back in 2008, SANS released their Network Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking class (SEC560). At the time it was listed as “SANS Security 560 is one of the most technically rigorous courses offered by the SANS Institute”. I had the pleasure of taking the class with John Strand back in 2008 and it was a [...]

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