While on the subject of Infosec courses, I wanted to mention Security Tube http://www.securitytube.net/ they offer a variety of courses and certifications. Although some of their courses do cost money, they offer some free ones as well. I am not sure how much weight their certifications hold but they are better than nothnig, espescially if you […]
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Webpwnized
Ok so I felt a little cheated about skimping on the infosec related course ware in my last post so I wanted to make it up to you. On of my favorite “how tos” (there are several) is the webpwnized channel on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/webpwnized?feature=results_main The contributors know how to break down technical attacks and show us the […]
Online Courses
I thought to myself you can’t introduce a “Education” tab without mentioning two of perhaps the most famous free online academies: Kahn Academy and Open Course Ware at MIT. Khan Academy, http://www.khanacademy.org/, offers mainly high school level courses but they do have some advanced stuff to include some course ware in computer science (python programming). MIT, […]
Free DISA Security Awareness/Information Assurance Training
As you can see we have added a new section to our website – Education. Here we will share freely accessible training, how-tos, and other posts that fall into the general educational category. For our first post we wanted to share the DIS Security training available at http://iase.disa.mil/eta/online-catalog.html If you are new to the infosec (Information […]
BackBox
Today we offer the BackBox Mind Map – a graphical represnetation of all the tools that make up the distro. This along with the other Mind Maps we are building, will be part of our “all inclusive” Vulnerability Assessments/ Penetration Testing Mind Map we are building – the ultimate Mind Map that everyone from beginners to experts, […]
CloudFogger – quick review
When it comes to encryption my favorite tool is and will always be (unless something changes) Truecrypt. Nothing beats its diversity: I can encrypt files, drives, hide encrypted drives, amongst many other features. But as I said many times on our podcast I am a geek, and working with Truecrypt is fairly easy for me […]
SecureMaryland – Ep15 – Advanced Persistent Computer
So you may have noticed that we missed episode 14 – well to be honest we didn’t miss we just lost it. Recorded, show notes available, but no recording – part of the growing pains of running podcasts I guess. Hope you enjoy episode 15 Welcome to the SecureMaryland Podcast Episode 15 “Advanced Persistent Computer” […]
Who to Blame
Recently my friend the “Rabbott” sent me an interesting link (http://www.tinyurl.com/uapwc) about a recent disclosure effecting the local company Under Armor (UA). The gist of the exposure – an unecrypted thumbdrive was lost. So in a situation like this who do you blame? Case for blaming PWC: 1. They lost the thumb drive (that is what it […]
Podcast Reflection
Welcome to the first post in our “Post a Day in May” campaign where we will either release a new post, tweet or podcast everyday this month. To start it off, I wanted to take a second and reflect on starting up a podcast. It has been an amazing journey but yet we still have […]
SecureMaryland – Ep17 – Yottabyte – yo thats a lot of data
A little delay in production as we try to work through some “static” issues – episode 16 was unsalvageable due to static (nothing changed in our set-up but got a lot of static/feedback on 16). We are looking into possibly transcribing that show so you don’t miss it. Until then please enjoy Espidode 17 “Yottabyte […]