Thanks guys. Steve and I had a good time writing it and I think we ended up with a pretty solid  book. The global cyber warfare situation is particularly interesting to watch right now.

Tom Wilhelm runs training classes that are based on the mentoring concept and are reasonably priced. You can look them up at http://www.hackingdojo.com/.

The new Cyber Warfare book that I wrote with Steve Winterfeld just went up for presale on Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/Cyber-Warfare-Techniques-Security-Practitioners/dp/1597496375/ref=ntt_at_ep_dpt_2

It should be out on June 15 

I ended up doing something else since I couldn't find any independent reviews for their classes. Plenty of marketing material on their page, but it struck me a bit odd that there wasn't anyone else taking about them elsewhere.

Pardon me for calling BS on this, but this:


Does not indicate to me that you were innocently looking for a practice test. Passguide is a known braindump site and you specifically asked what percentage of the dump could be found on the test. Given your posts here and on the other forum that I pointed out, I think it's completely reasonable to call into doubt the other certifications that you may have cheated your way through. In any case, you now know, from the other posts how you can get a legitimate practice test, and that we aren't going to help you with anything unethical. If you'd like to discuss other topics on the forum, we'd be happy to have you.

Here's a post from another forum where he's digging for dumps:

http://www.mcse.net/other-certifications/16008-req-urgently-need-help.html

And claims to have the following:

MCSE+SEC, MCITP Enterprise administrator ( Exchange 2007 & windows server 2008 ), MCTS ( Vista, Win 7, SCCM )
CEHv.6, ECSA v.3, CHFI v.3
CCNA

BillV, can we check to see if he used the same email to register for the EC-Council exams? Maybe someone can come up with a name...

A really cool quote indeed  Neither of us knew that it was going to be there until we saw the cover. Thanks Don!

For those few of you that don't already have a copy of Ninja Hacking, the book that Tom (Grendel) and I wrote, there is now a sample chapter available here:

http://www.elsevierdirect.com/ISBN/9781597495882/Ninja-Hacking


You can find it on Amazon here:

http://www.amazon.com/Ninja-Hacking-Unconventional-Penetration-Techniques/dp/1597495883/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1286941811&sr=8-1

Thanks Don! I aim to make a good time of it.

Interesting idea Don. How would you enumerate the activities of ethical hacktivism vs. blackhatcktvism?

We all know that you're already down with the clothing optional bit 

Hrmmm how about this:

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&gid=2322919960

Great job Don!

Sounds good. I'll PM you my cell #. Know if anyone else from here that's going?

I've pointed the binding problem out to the folks at Syngress, hopefully they'll get it sorted out. If you contact them directly, they'll likely replace the books for you.