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1  Resources / Looking To Hire / Need McAfee Virus (Enterprise Administrator) | NJ | Contract on: January 04, 2011, 11:52:12 AM

Our Client is looking for someone with good McAfee experience. The role is of a Database support of McAfee Environment

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Position: McAfee Virus (Enterprise Administrator)
Location: New Jersey
No of Positions: 1
Duration: Long Term (Minimum 6 Months)
Start: Immediate
Rate: DOE

US Citizen / EAD/ Green Card only

Job Description:
Anti-Virus expert with McAfee Skills with about 3-4 years experience
The role is of a Database support of McAfee Environment with total Exp 3-5 Yrs

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Regards,
---
Vikas Kanoongo
Manager | Recruiting

IdeaReboot
11611 SW 98th ST, Suite 435
Miami, Florida 33176

T: (315) 683 3001
F: (305) 397 2534
E: vkanoongo@ideareboot.com
W: www.ideareboot.com
 
Join My LinkedIn Network: http://www.linkedin.com/in/vikaskanoongo
Follow our latest available jobs on twitter: http://twitter.com/ideareboot

2  Resources / Looking To Hire / Need multiple Novell IDAM Analyst | South Carolina | 6-12 Months on: March 10, 2010, 11:42:38 AM
IdeaReboot is looking for multiple Novell IDAM Analyst for our client in South Carolina.
The duration for the contract is 6-12 Months.

POSITION 1

Title: Novell IDAM Configuration Analyst
Duration: 6-12 Months
Number of Positions: 2


Job Description:

•   Overall experience of 3 -5 years
•   Good technical knowledge on Identity and Access Management
•   Good Hands on experience Novell IDAM, eDirectory, User Application & Role based provisioning module and Unix.
•   Should have hands-on experience in Novell IDAM design and maintenance.
•   Very Good English skills (written and verbal)


POSITION 2

Title: Novell IDAM Workflow Analyst
Duration: 6-12 Months
Number of Positions: 2


Job Description:

•   Overall experience of 5-6 years
•   Good technical knowledge on Identity and Access Management
•   Good Hands on experience Novell IDAM, eDirectory, DirXML, XSLT scripting
•   Should have hands-on experience in Novell IDAM design and implementation.
•   Very Good English skills (written and verbal)

Vikas Kanoongo | IdeaReboot | vkanoongo @ ideareboot . com | Work: 315.683.3001

3  Resources / Looking For Work / Re: Experienced Consultant looking for side work on: November 05, 2009, 08:48:33 AM
Hi ,

I am not sure about your availability for a new job.
Please let me know if you are available and interested in this position.
 
I can get you an interview latest by tomorrow morning.

Functional Security Testing
Remote with 20% travel
6+ months contract
•   Input validation bypass – Client side validation routines and bounds-checking restrictions are removed to ensure controls are implemented on all application parameters sent to the server.
•   SQL injection – Specially crafted SQL commands are submitted in input fields to validate input controls are in place to properly protect database data.
•   Cross-site scripting – Active content is submitted to the application in an attempt to cause a user's web browser to execute unauthorized and unfiltered code. This test is meant to validate user input controls.
•   Parameter tampering - Query strings, POST parameters, and hidden fields are modified in an attempt to gain unauthorized access to user data or application functionality.
•   Cookie poisoning – Data sent in cookies is modified in order to test application response to receiving unexpected cookie values.
•   Session hijacking – Client attempts to take over a session established by another user to assume the privileges of that user.
•   User privilege escalation – Client attempts to gain unauthorized access to administrator or other users’ privileges.
•   Credential manipulation – Client modifies identification and authorization credentials in an attempt to gain unauthorized access to other users’ data and application functionality.
•   Forceful browsing – Client enumerates files located on a web server in an attempt to access files and user data not explicitly shown to the user within the application interface.  
•   Backdoors and debug options – Many applications contain code left by developers for debugging purposes. Debugging code typically runs with a higher level of access, making it a target for potential exploitation. Application developers may leave backdoors in their code.  Client Business will identify these options that could potentially allow an intruder to gain additional levels of access.
•   Configuration subversion – Improperly configured web servers and application servers are common attack vectors.  Client assesses the software features, as well as the application and server configuration for poor configurations.
Tools
•   HP Software (Formally SPI Dynamics) WebInspect
•   Nessus (Infrastructure Testing)
•   Tamper Data
•   BurpSuite Pro



Regards,
________________________________________
Vikas Kanoongo
Recruitment | Sales

IdeaReboot
9055 SW 73rd CT, Unit 1409
Miami, Florida 33156 United States

vkanoongo@ideareboot.com | Work: 315.683.3001 | Fax: 305.397.2534

Join My Linkedin Network http://www.linkedin.com/in/vikaskanoongo
Follow our latest available jobs on Twitter http://twitter.com/ideareboot
4  Resources / Looking To Hire / Need Functional Security / Penetration Testers / Telecommute on: November 04, 2009, 12:25:25 PM
Functional Security Testing
Remote with 20% travel
6+ months contract

•    Input validation bypass – Client side validation routines and bounds-checking restrictions are removed to ensure controls are implemented on all application parameters sent to the server.
•    SQL injection – Specially crafted SQL commands are submitted in input fields to validate input controls are in place to properly protect database data.
•    Cross-site scripting – Active content is submitted to the application in an attempt to cause a user's web browser to execute unauthorized and unfiltered code. This test is meant to validate user input controls.
•    Parameter tampering - Query strings, POST parameters, and hidden fields are modified in an attempt to gain unauthorized access to user data or application functionality.
•    Cookie poisoning – Data sent in cookies is modified in order to test application response to receiving unexpected cookie values.
•    Session hijacking – Client attempts to take over a session established by another user to assume the privileges of that user.
•    User privilege escalation – Client attempts to gain unauthorized access to administrator or other users’ privileges.
•    Credential manipulation – Client modifies identification and authorization credentials in an attempt to gain unauthorized access to other users’ data and application functionality.
•    Forceful browsing – Client enumerates files located on a web server in an attempt to access files and user data not explicitly shown to the user within the application interface.
•    Backdoors and debug options – Many applications contain code left by developers for debugging purposes. Debugging code typically runs with a higher level of access, making it a target for potential exploitation. Application developers may leave backdoors in their code.  Client Business will identify these options that could potentially allow an intruder to gain additional levels of access.
•    Configuration subversion – Improperly configured web servers and application servers are common attack vectors.  Client assesses the software features, as well as the application and server configuration for poor configurations.

Tools

•    HP Software (Formally SPI Dynamics) WebInspect
•    Nessus (Infrastructure Testing)
•    Tamper Data
•    BurpSuite Pro



Regards,
________________________________________
Vikas Kanoongo
Recruitment | Sales

IdeaReboot
9055 SW 73rd CT, Unit 1409
Miami, Florida 33156 United States

vkanoongo at ideareboot dot com | Work: 315.683.3001 | Fax: 305.397.2534

5  Resources / Looking To Hire / Need 5 Network Engineers with Juniper checkpoint firewall experience on: August 20, 2009, 03:45:43 PM

5 positions: Senior (8+ years) and junior (< 8 years).
Below is the position description. I need a mix of Senior and Junior resources.


Position ID:      Network engineer with Juniper firewall experience
Skills Required: Juniper, checkpoint
Location:         NYC: 4 positions; MA: 1 position
Position type:   Contract (2 years)
 
Experience:

•         8+ Years of experience with Networking and firewalls
•         3+ years experience in architecture design and deployment of Juniper firewalls
•         Experience in migrating from Checkpoint to Juniper is highly desired

Education: Bachelor’s in Computer Science or related engineering discipline


Desired Skills:

•         Experience mentoring and managing network team members.
•         Juniper certification
•         CISSP certification

Other Requirements::
•         Security Clearance (preferred)

Success Criteria:

•         Must have strong teamwork and collaboration skills, but be able to work independently with little supervision.
•         Must be motivated to do what it takes for the team to succeed, even if the task is not exciting.
•         Must have excellent communication skills (oral, written, and presentation), relationship management skills, and negotiating skills. No Exceptions.
•         Must be able to simultaneously work on multiple aspects of a project with aggressive timelines, and be able to work on quickly changing priorities.
•         Should have strong organizational and analytical skills as well as practical problem-solving and decision making skills
•         Must have great attention to detail


Regards,
________________________________________
Vikas Kanoongo
Recruitment | Sales

IdeaReboot
9055 SW 73rd CT, Unit 1409
Miami, Florida 33156 United States

Vkanoongo @ ideareboot .com| Work: 315.683.3001 | Fax: 305.397.2534| Linkedin
6  Resources / Looking To Hire / Job | Penetration Tester | Telecommute | 6 Months Contract | Immediate Interview on: June 02, 2009, 09:00:14 AM
Hi,

This message is for all the members of The Ethical Hacker Network.
I do sourcing of IT Security Professionals for my clients.

Please let me know if you are available and interested in this position.


** Should be authorized to work in the US (US Citizen, GC, H1B) **

Position Title: Web application penetration Tester
Location: Telecommute  OR NJ (Should be located in the US)
The ballpark rate is $48-$52/Hr C2C (Negotiable) for telecommuting.

POSITION SUMMARY: The client is looking at someone who has extensive experience in web application penetration testing.

1. Previous experience performing hands-on application testing looking for issues such as SQL Injection, Cross site Scripting, Cross Site Request Forgery, etc.
2. Be able to execute in a high-pressure environment with tight timeframes
3. Adhere to established documentation and reporting standards
4. Familiar with tools such as WebInspect, AppScan, Paros, BURP, etc.
5. Understanding of Java and .Net web applications environments


Regards,
________________________________________

Vikas Kanoongo
Recruitment | Sales

IdeaReboot
303 Twin Dolphin Drive, 6th Floor – Suite 600
Redwood City, California 94065 United States

vkanoongo (at) ideareboot.com | Work: 315.683.3001 | Fax: 650.551.9901
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