What Is Reverse Engineering?
Reverse engineering is the process of extracting the knowledge or design blue-prints from anything man-made. The concept has been around
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Execution of a Penetration Test
Kickoff Meeting Unless a black box test is called for, it is important to schedule and attend a kickoff meeting,
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When performing penetration tests, the signed agreements you have in place may be your best friend or worst enemy. The
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The organization of the penetration testing team varies from job to job, but the following key positions should be filled
Read moreDefending Against Insider Attacks
In order for a company to defend itself against an insider attack, it must first give up the notion that
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You might assume that protecting a company’s informational assets from a physical intrusion is covered under its existing security measures,
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Hardening your environment to withstand SEAs, especially targeted ones, is more a matter of training than a traditional security control.
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It’s one thing to send an e-mail to or chat with someone online during a SEA, but it’s quite another
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It is important to discuss with your client your intention to conduct social engineering attacks, whether internal or external, before
Read moreFamous Hackers
Jonathan James Jonathan James was an American hacker. He is the first Juvenile who send to prison for cybercrime in
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