Just as doctors must probe their patients to uncover hidden maladies or diseases, so too must companies probe their networks, systems, applications, and web assets to uncover weaknesses subject to possible hacking. The practice is called Penetration Testing, or pen testing for short. As with all issues relating to security, there are optimal ways of conducting pen tests and less than ideal ways.
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The folks over at EC-Council have released their latest iteration of the Certified Ethical Hacker exam, this being the 11th version in the series, and they have done their best to make this the most thorough version to date. What does that mean? I’m glad you asked.
Recently I’ve taken my first steps into the wonderful world of the Raspberry Pi. I know you’re probably thinking what took me so long, right? But hey, better late than never. Anyway, now I’m kinda hooked on the things and I’ve become a solution looking for a problem; always on the hunt for a cool new project. This was the impetus of my latest project. Let me break it down for you.
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