@V_to_the_K Lock pick wise don't go too cheap also ignore the clear practice locks, they are not worth it. Just get some real stuff from a hardware store to learn on. Also Air wedges - very handy... if ya know ya know
I think an honest discussion is needed on the relevance of certain "qualifications" in the Infosec industry. I will be blunt CREST CPSA can suck my balls! Spelling mistakes are rife plus a closed book exam... feels dated in this industry. #CyberSecurity#infosec#hackers
A company claims it can decrypt messages sent using the Signal messenger app on Android phones, despite it being considered to be one of the most secure apps around that offers end-to-end encryption https://t.co/Rqm0Hg0yGZ
For those that listened to the Darknet Diaries episode and enjoyed it, thank you. I had... well an experience recording it. I'm more active on discord than here but I will endeavour to start spending more time tweeting random shit.
Ep 80: The Whistleblower
In this episode we hear a story from a social engineer who's job it is to get people to do things they don't want to do. Why? For profit.
https://t.co/8WM5v6UsOA
Wasn't a bad effort last night in the CTF shout out to the noob army for hosting the event. Shame the constant Ddos'in of the server made it unusable- so I gave up around 2:30. Still though 24th place for our little team out 300 odd isn't too bad.
#ctf#infosec#noobarmy
@_Freakyclown_ My view on this is planning security going off whats viewed as the attackers framework. Security is not linear and that kind of thinking is compliance box ticking. Attack methods are ever evolving and require out of the box thinking.