The Ethical Hacker Network RSS News FeedMost Recent Additions to The Ethical Hacker Network, the best, single source of educational content for forensics, pen testing and incident response. Hacker Challenges with prizes, free monthly giveaways, tutorials, articles, forums, certification info and more.DIY Career in Ethical Hacking- June 16, 2008 The sub-title to my recent presentation at the SANS WhatWorks in Pen Testing Summit is Remodeling your career for little to no money down. Inside you'll find practical exercises in finding out who you are and what gets your blood flowing. And, although I do offer some advice on pushing your career in this growing field of ethical hacking with some inexpensive (and sometimes free) actions one can take, none of that seemed to be what struck a chord with the crowd. One of the bullet points...http://www.ethicalhacker.net/content/view/201/24/ LAN Switch Security: What Hackers Know About Your Switches- June 11, 2008 Review by Chris Gates (contentcategory73224), CISSP, GCIH, CEH, CPTS In addition to his regular column, Chris Gates does some great work on EH-Net including participating in our growing forums as well as doing various book reviews. He is back with a quick look at a recently released security title by Cisco Press that Chris describes as, Should be required reading for Pentesters.” So let's begin his review... LAN Switch Security: What Hackers Know About Your Switches provides enough.http://www.ethicalhacker.net/content/view/200/2/ Interview: SANS Pen Test Summit Part 3 - HD Moore- June 5, 2008 SANS WhatWorks in Penetration Testing Ethical Hacking Summit with Ed Skoudis (http:www.sans.orginfo25039) brings together a number of authors, researchers, and actual practitioners of pen testing, the summit will not only give a view as to where we stand as a community right now but also where we are headed in the future. Joining Ed will be a number of celebrated hackers (the positive connotation of the term) including Google Hacking Expert (http:johnny.ihackstuff.com), Johnny Long, and the...http://www.ethicalhacker.net/content/view/195/24/ |