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@unsupported wrote:

Thank you for the good recommendations!  Initially, my use for EnCase will be to look for the existence of specific files, programs in memory, and may expand from there.

I would give Access Data a whirl if you can get it. EnCase is what it is and does its job and a plus is you could create your own EnScripts to assist you…[Read more]

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you mentioned that one could flood a router or do ARP poisoning in order to capture the traffic. But doesn’t a router operate in Layer-3? As far as I am concerned a router is not affected by such an attack?

or am I wrong?

@hayabusa wrote:

@unsupported wrote:

Windows XP is far from better, especially since it is being EOLed.  

In FULL agreement, unsupported.

I’m not going to lie, that was a spectacular pun 😀

@unsupported wrote:

Sounds like SANS2010.

Yup, it was.  The one that just concluded in Orlando.

@unsupported wrote:

Wow, those are all good suggestions!  I wish I would have thought about that. 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 (I’m just teasing you)

Seems I should have read again the already given answers and not only read it once at the very beginning. :-X

@unsupported wrote:

@hayabusa wrote:

I’m extremely hungry!!!!!!!!!!!    8)

You should be full after last month’s win. :p

Don’t worry I will be!  But wow!  This is enough to wet the appetite of ANY IT Security person…

Thank you guys. I started already the webgoat project. I already visited all the websites you mentioned in your posts, so I’ll keep myself busy for a while.

@unsupported: I am working as security analyst for a small security consulting company. When they hired me (4 month ago) they told me that I’ll do penetration testing, general security…[Read more]

@BillV wrote:

@unsupported wrote:

nbtstat -a

-A

😉

Tomato, tomatoe… :p  Thanks for the catch.

@unsupported wrote:

nbtstat -a

-A

😉

@unsupported wrote:

I’m sure we will slowly see the CEH recertification/certification maintenance, like CompTIA, ISC2, and soon to be GIAC/SANS.

You think that current CEHs must then recertify in order to keep their status?

@unsupported wrote:

@chrisj wrote:

my evil alter ego is clean shaven.

Does that mean the good chrisj has a goatee/beard, or are you just trying to trick the rest of the evil alter egos?

I’ve been sporting a beard / goatee for 10 years now. I have it off once a year or so for some Social Engineering, but that’s about it.

@unsupported wrote:

who look just like their normal counterparts, but with goatees.

my evil alter ego is clean shaven.

@unsupported wrote:

…but that suggestion would better be posted and discussed at http://www.unethicalhacker.net (yours for the low price of $450) run by Evil Don and such illustrious posters as Evil Unsupported, Evil Hyabusa, Evil BillV, Evil Ketchup, Evil Jhaddix, Evil ZeroFlaw, etc. (who look just like their normal counterparts, but with…

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@unsupported wrote:

The only other option I found is to spoof the cell phone number and call a landline for the caller ID info… but that suggestion would better be posted and discussed at http://www.unethicalhacker.net (yours for the low price of $450) run by Evil Don and such illustrious posters as Evil Unsupported, Evil Hyabusa, Evil BillV,…

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Just checkin.  😉

@unsupported wrote:

@teedge77 wrote:

I am confused, were you agreeing with me? You restated exactly what I was saying.

Yes. 🙂 

Isn’t Gerard Butler (Leonidas in 300) the new “gamer” stereotype? Oh, wait…pimply kid eating hot pockets in a basement ran him like a puppet…nevermind.  :-

@unsupported wrote:

@Ketchup wrote:

…The pimply faced, hot pockets eating dude in a basement is more of a gamer stereotype. 

The first shot has been fired.  Let the Gamer/Hacker fl…

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I am confused, were you agreeing with me? You restated exactly what I was saying.

@unsupported wrote:

@teedge77 wrote:

The Kensington lock is a deterrent, like the 4 foot fence around the building. It’ll stop some jackass from just walking away with it; but it won’t stop someone determined to get it. If they’re really determined…..they’ll just…

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@unsupported wrote:

My information security career has made me very paranoid!  For example, I only read my email in plain text to prevent any rogue links or other issues.  I also use Firefox with add-ons like No Script and Ad-Block Plus.  At home, I have replaced Adobe Reader with FoxIt Reader and I am in the middle of looking for an Adobe Fl…

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@j0rDy wrote:

hmm…maybe my opinion was based on the movies i saw and not the list. i see i missed quite a few. someway i see alot of movies like for example swordfish where the hacker is profiled like that. i really like the part where they compare languages, hehe  8)

You should see more hacker movies.  If you do not l…

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@unsupported wrote:

I noticed you have your CISSP.  Although you have been involved with pentesting for a year, what is your previous experience?

i have a bachelor in IT communication systems and a master in IT science. during these studies i gained some what people call “script kiddie” knowledge, hehe. After i graduated i started with my CISSP…[Read more]