Nick Baker

Security Operations Lead @TechnologyOne / Technical Director @TheGameCrater. I love building and breaking code

[Nick Baker @nbaker_]

@shakedko @adrien_jeanneau @nnwakelam @Alra3ees @armaancrockroax Might be a bad question, but I’m wondering the reasons for using external? More power for some of the automated tasks to gather content quicker? Or because potential geo restrictions etc. ?

[Nick Baker @nbaker_]

@SeanWrightSec Hey Sean, I’ll be there. Always keen to meet new AppSec people so hit up my DM if you’d like to catch up!

[OWASP Brisbane @OWASPBrisbane]

Hi friends,
The next Brisbane OWASP Meetup is just a few days away, 7th of June, yes it’s a Friday arvo. But don’t let that deter you. We have Tim from AusCert presenting/demoing deserialization. Pizza, Beer, deserialization, who can say no. See ya there :D.

[OWASP Brisbane @OWASPBrisbane]

PS. Don't forget to click Attend https://t.co/9j9XOovmgd

[Nick Baker @nbaker_]

@JackWalkerCA @CrikeyCon Nice write up! To help find the secret folder you can use the intruder sniper in Burp Suite to build a quick wordlist by combining left right combinations of months/years and then check for 200/301 http codes. Could also with spare time code up your wordlist and use gobuster. :)

[Nick Baker @nbaker_]

@sunnyontime87 Hey mate, DM me. I’ll see if I can assist without giving too much away. :)

[Nate @nnwakelam]

If you are new to bounties go and learn to do recon, get a professional copy of burp suite, look towards completing pentesterlab and doing your OSCP.

[Jobert Abma @jobertabma]

Hackers, I've built a small game that helps improve your XSS skills! It dynamically generates (increasingly more difficult) levels for you to exploit XSS vulnerabilities. No level is the same. Let me know what you think. Happy hacking! https://t.co/bch4wIOAO4 #TogetherWeHitHarder

[Nick Baker @nbaker_]

@MarcusRecruiter @CrikeyCon Nice! Walked one of the grads through this today and had some fun solving it!

[OWASP Brisbane @OWASPBrisbane]

Big shout out for @nbaker_ for his talk last week at the March Meetup on Bug Bounties vs Penetration Testing. Thanks @nbaker_ for speaking, @RedHat for hosting and @alcorngroup for sponsorship!

[Nick Baker @nbaker_]

Happy to announce I will be speaking at the OWASP Brisbane meetup this Thursday at Red Hat.
I will be talking about the differences between bug bounty and traditional penetration testing and how they can help your AppSec Program. #owasp #bugbounty https://t.co/rIDBlAdYAI

[Nick Baker @nbaker_]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[OWASP Brisbane @OWASPBrisbane]

Meetup event is up for 29th Nov! Beer, soft drink and pizza to kick off the Brisbane chapter again. More details: https://t.co/iqRVyGklg6

[OWASP Brisbane @OWASPBrisbane]

Brisbane Meetup coming soon! Kick-off will be later this month. Keep an eye out for more details and updates.

[BSides Brisbane @Bsides_BNE]

Welcome to BSides Brisbane!

[TechnologyOne @TechnologyOne]

Hoping to light up #energypoverty with help of @SolarBuddyOrg with hundreds of lights assembled by the team in #Brisbane with a view to #socialenterprise and #givingback care of TechnologyOne Foundation

[Mustafa Al-Bassam @musalbas]

Quick phishing demo. Would you fall for something like this?

[Today In Infosec @todayininfosec]

1997: Nmap was first released as a simple port scanner via an article in issue 51 of Phrack magazine which included the source code. https://t.co/uYyc2P7CiE