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“Penetration Testing Ninjitsu” with Ed Skoudis of SANS
Wednesday, February 27 at 2:00 PM EST (GMT -5:00, New York)
http://www.coresecurity.com/index.php5?module=Form&action=webinar&campaign=ninjitsu

**Register to receive 20% off an upcoming SANS penetration testing course. Attend
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Do you know how to create an automated, iterative reverse DNS lookup tool in a
single Windows command? How about a ping sweeper in a single Windows command?
A password guesser?

Please join Core Security and Ed Skoudis, SANS instructor and founder of
Intelguardians, to learn about these penetration testing techniques and more
in this not-to-be-missed webcast:

“Penetration Testing Ninjitsu”
**Register here:
http://www.coresecurity.com/index.php5?module=Form&action=webinar&campaign=ninjitsu

We’ll begin by looking at some of the motivations for proactively identifying
and exploiting security flaws before the bad guys do – and then take a deep dive
into useful tips that you can use in your own testing initiatives. Specifically,
you’ll learn techniques for leveraging the Windows command shell on a compromised
machine to scan and test other systems on the network.

This all-new take on Skoudis’ popular “Windows Command-Line Kung Fu” presentation
is specially focused on penetration testing. Whether you’re a red team member,
a finder and fixer, or a third-party consultant, this webcast is sure to add to
your security testing toolkit.

Register and receive 20% off an upcoming SANS penetration testing course.
One webcast attendee will also win free tuition to the next course at SANS 2008
in Orlando – a $3,695 value!

**Register here:
http://www.coresecurity.com/index.php5?module=Form&action=webinar&campaign=ninjitsu

I was unable to attend this event as it classed with a live BCS event was attending. Hopefully there will be a recording of the presentation released as I was interested before hand (and moreso after reading comments from those that attended).

Unfortunately from previous experience with Core Security they are usually fairly quick to get the recordings out.

If I hear anything else or get a link I will let you all know