Good news, everyone! There is now a Libreboot image for the T480! Some purists may call this a sellout, a fake, but I call it a step forward. Anything less snooping than what is currently inside stock thinkpads is a step in the right direction.
It is with great sadness that I announce that I am back. This time, I would like to take a moment to talk about a topic I only recently realized is not talked about enough: Project management in penetration testing and the approach some companies take.
I’m back, baby! I fell back into the old lines. It took a few months, but I went from “Okay, I’ll go into the blue team for some more calm and a stable work environment” to “Well, since the pentests are already there, mind if I snatch one up?” This is my comfort zone. This is my happy place. After all that happened in the last 3 months, it’s good.
In this post, I will try to review, compare, and contrast two cybersecurity certificates I had the pleasure of passing in the same week: Certified Ethical Hacker v12 and BTL1 from Security Blue Team, which one I would pick if it hadn’t been paid for by my employer, and general tips on how to succeed.
Well, T-$(several days) until I start my new job. I am having some doubts about my skillset, and in this post I will try to describe my doubts, the way I intend to tackle them, and maybe a way to boost anyone’s self confidence who is trying to jump from red to blue or vice versa.
NOTE: Sorry for all you English-speakers, this one is mostly meant for the Czech audience. I will be posting a more general post on the same topic soon. In the meantime, Google translate is usable, but there will be terminology that will not fit your situation or legislature. Be advised.
In this blogpost, I will once again try to recapitulate my findings from this month. If you’re too busy to read, webapps are not as shit as previously believed and lockpicking is similar to buffer overflows. This sentiment is subject to change.
This is a response to a post by Garrett Mickley
Well, a lot has happened in the last week, and I want to talk about that, at least in part, and also about a topic that has come up in my discussions lately.