Ethical Reverse Engineering
Where does reverse engineering fit in for the ethical hacker? Reverse engineering is often viewed as the craft of the
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Where does reverse engineering fit in for the ethical hacker? Reverse engineering is often viewed as the craft of the
Read moreAlthough you can’t know about and detect all vulnerabilities in advance of deployment, you certainly can be proactive in mitigating
Read moreSCADA uses several protocols. The most common protocols are • Object Linking and Embedding for Process Control (OPC) • Inter-Control
Read moreSCADA stands for supervisory control and data acquisition. SCADA networks control and monitor the critical utility and process control infrastructures
Read moreTo protect against VoIP attacks, you should follow the same conventional methods and security best practices that you use for
Read moreIt would be fair to say that in most industries reverse engineering for the purpose of developing competing products is
Read moreThere are three basic types of vulnerability disclosures: full disclosure, partial disclosure, and nondisclosure. Each type has its advocates, and
Read moreReverse engineering is the process of extracting the knowledge or design blue-prints from anything man-made. The concept has been around
Read moreKickoff Meeting Unless a black box test is called for, it is important to schedule and attend a kickoff meeting,
Read moreWhen performing penetration tests, the signed agreements you have in place may be your best friend or worst enemy. The
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