I finally had the chance to catch up on a couple of the OWASP videos over the past few days. Of all the presentations, the one from Chris Eng entitled “Cryptography for Penetration Testers” jumped out at me as a good watch. The information contained in the 45 minute presenation is something that I know personally will be very useful to me as a penetration tester. I would encourage anybody interested in Web-Application penetration testing but not so much into the maths behind encryption, to take the time to watch. It’s a lot to take in at once, but a couple of pauses and a copy of the slides make things a lot easier to understand.Recent Posts
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