We think we know how computer systems work, but how come they keep surprising us? We also think we know how humans behave, but we keep finding out we don’t. This podcast is for ethical hackers who are thirsty for challenges and who never settle for easy answers. We challenge some of the best offensive security pros in the world to reveal the unique traits, skills, and real-world experiences that g... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationTechnology |
“Not everything works as configured. Not everyone behaves as trained.” more
In this episode, we continue to ask the meaningful questions: more
With 20+ years of cybersecurity work, Tom unpacks the complexities of penetration testing, discussing the roles of vendors, practitioners, and technological advancements. more
Stay tuned as we explore how tools like Nmap and sqlmap have shaped penetration testing over the last two decades, and stick around to discover which aspects make pentesting predominantly a craft - and which parts have become standardized (and what t... more
Inti not only sheds light on what happens when expectations meet reality, but he also shares his unique approach to problem-solving with real-life examples you can add to your own process. more
Today’s guest, Willa Riggins, talks about how “every small piece contributes to the larger picture” in pentesting and explains why “it's about understanding the intricacies and appreciating the craftsmanship." more
There’s a constant loop of learning, doing, and improving in offensive security. And one way to develop the “muscle” to tackle complex security challenges is through hands-on training. That’s what IppSec, our guest, does with kindness, passion, and i... more
Ready to excel in offensive security this year? Delve into the mind of Vivek Ramachandran, a cybersecurity virtuoso who’s seen (and learned) a lot in this field. more
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