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Andrew Bindner - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Building a Penetration Testing Lab
Hacking with Kali, 2014Co-Authors: James Broad, Andrew BindnerAbstract:This chapter provides detailed instructions on how to build a Penetration Testing Lab environment that can be used to learn the techniques and tools presented in this book as well as other tools on the Kali Linux platform.
James Broad - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Building a Penetration Testing Lab
Hacking with Kali, 2014Co-Authors: James Broad, Andrew BindnerAbstract:This chapter provides detailed instructions on how to build a Penetration Testing Lab environment that can be used to learn the techniques and tools presented in this book as well as other tools on the Kali Linux platform.
Angelos Stavrou - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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IDS and Penetration Testing Lab IIIb Dissecting C&Cs – Operation Aurora Attack
2013Co-Authors: Angelos StavrouAbstract:Operation Aurora demonstrates several of the key components of an advanced persistent threat (APT) based attack
Evert Jeremy - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Penetration Testing Using A Raspberry Pi
SWOSU Digital Commons, 2019Co-Authors: Holsapple Hagan, Smoot Devin, Evert JeremyAbstract:The problem is that companies are constantly being attacked by hackers and they lose sensitive information that can cause stolen identities, bank accounts, private company information, etc. In order to practice keeping hackers out, cyber security experts have been practicing breaking into systems. This activity is generally referred to as Penetration Testing. This poster describes some of the challenges our team experienced while building a Penetration Testing Lab for the SWOSU College Cyber Defense (CCDC) team. The goal of this research is to show how easy it is to use an inexpensive Raspberry Pi for Penetration Testing for beginners as well as experts looking for alternative methods. By researching the book Penetration Testing with Raspberry Pi by Michael McPhee and Jason Beltrame, I want to show the benefits of using this software and how to perform this type of test in order to protect sensitive information. In turn, this will keep businesses from losing customers and minimizing the amount of exploits in software\u27s
Holsapple Hagan - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Penetration Testing Using A Raspberry Pi
SWOSU Digital Commons, 2019Co-Authors: Holsapple Hagan, Smoot Devin, Evert JeremyAbstract:The problem is that companies are constantly being attacked by hackers and they lose sensitive information that can cause stolen identities, bank accounts, private company information, etc. In order to practice keeping hackers out, cyber security experts have been practicing breaking into systems. This activity is generally referred to as Penetration Testing. This poster describes some of the challenges our team experienced while building a Penetration Testing Lab for the SWOSU College Cyber Defense (CCDC) team. The goal of this research is to show how easy it is to use an inexpensive Raspberry Pi for Penetration Testing for beginners as well as experts looking for alternative methods. By researching the book Penetration Testing with Raspberry Pi by Michael McPhee and Jason Beltrame, I want to show the benefits of using this software and how to perform this type of test in order to protect sensitive information. In turn, this will keep businesses from losing customers and minimizing the amount of exploits in software\u27s