Tag Archive: offensive-security

Nov 10

GHDB has a new home!

The incredible amount of information continuously leaked onto the Internet, and therefore accessible by Google, is of great use to penetration testers around the world.  Johnny Long of Hackers for Charity started the Google Hacking Database (GHDB) to serve as a repository for search terms, called Google-Dorks, that expose sensitive information, vulnerabilities, passwords, and much …

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Oct 19

Metaploit Unleashed – UPDATED!!

As promised, our free Metasploit Unleashed Training course is now being regularly maintained and has seen many new additions in the past month. As new features are being added to the Metasploit Framework, we are attempting to add them to the Wiki in order to keep our content fresh and up-to-date to ensure we are …

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Sep 21

Penetration Testing with BackTrack – Live Training

Penetration Testing with BackTrack – There has been a lot of focus on high quality training for security professionals lately in the news. Even the US Government has issued statements about the need for security training to be different in the market today.  Much of their research has led them to say that a real-world, …

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Feb 06

OSCP – Offensive Security Pentesting with BackTrack Exam

Hi kids!! It’s been a few weeks now since I resat the OSCP exam. GOOD NEWS!! I PASSED!! Now I guess I should chronicle the trials and tribulations of journey that was the Offensive-Security Pentesting with Backtrack course. Grab a drink, make yourself comfortable and read on! The road to the OSCP certification is a …

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Dec 20

Ash’s mental thoughts going into the OSCP exam

By no means is this information useful to many people at all! This is the insane ramblings going through my head that I want to keep handy for when I get a rush of blood and start going totally off course. There are probably a few mistakes in some of the stuff here (it was …

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