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The Social-Engineer Village - Security Through Education

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A free learning resource from Social-Engineer, Inc. Enter your topic search terms above and we will help you find it. SEVillage Call For Papers. This page will host the schedule for the Social-Engineer.Org Crew CTF’s, Speeches and Events at DEF CON. Check back for updates:. The Social-Engineer Village at DEF CON 24. Brought to you this year by:. LOCATION: Palace 2, 3, 4, 5. 1000 – 1145 – MISSION SE IMPOSSIBLE REGISTRATION. 1230 – 1800 MISSION SE IMPOSSIBLE. 1000 – 1520 SECTF Live Calls. 1600 – 1655:.

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Eyra Security – Security Testing

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Improving your security, iteratively. Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity. Events & Announcements. Drill deep and analyze your business with compliance, social engineering and penetration testing. Schedule a call with Eyra today. To talk about what benefits security testing would provide for your organization. Types of security testing we offer. 8211; The Payment Card Industry (PCI) requires that all organizations that store, process or transmit credit card data comply with the PCI Data Security St...

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HackProofing Labs: The Social Engineering Infographic

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1 de novembro de 2014. The Social Engineering Infographic. The Social Engineering Infographic. An infographic by the team at Social-Engineer, Inc all about Social Engineering Threats and Mitigations. Luiz Vieira .'. Sábado, novembro 01, 2014. Compartilhar com o Pinterest. Assinar: Postar comentários (Atom). The Social Engineering Infographic. Minha lista de blogs. Ethical Hacking-Your Way To The World OF IT Security. Un informático en el lado del mal. When a shell is not enough. KitPloit - PenTest Tools!

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The Geekly Weekly: November 2016

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An ongoing discussion about books, writing, and technology. Tuesday, November 29, 2016. So there we were, Lesley and I, smack in the middle of Kansas, when the Smartphone Wars began. (And let me tell you, there's nothing more middle. Than Kansas. It's about the most middle-est place one can imagine. It's even more middling than Nebraska, if that's possible.) Anyway, as we headed back from Dallas after a wonderful visit with Amy and Karl, our two phones began to squabble with one another. That's going pre...

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The Geekly Weekly: Reviews

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An ongoing discussion about books, writing, and technology. Leveling the Playing Field. An extremely relevant book for our times,. Leveling the Playing Field. Metasploit: The Penetration Tester's Guide. Leveling The Playing Field. Rod's extensive research into the history of technology is both impressive and engrossing. I found myself being drawn into each chapter and having a hard time putting it down. Rod takes an approach that gives you the deep dive history into the tech he is talking about a...Journ...

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The Geekly Weekly: August 2016

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An ongoing discussion about books, writing, and technology. Sunday, August 28, 2016. Half The People, Half The Time. Democracy is the recurrent suspicion that more than half the people are right more than half the time. 8212;E.B. White. Like many people, I have a love/hate relationship with the Internet. I truly love that it has democratized information. Having written for newspapers and magazines both before and after the advent of the Internet (yes, I'm that. We seem to have lost that. Instead, man...

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The Geekly Weekly: Workin' for the good stuff!

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An ongoing discussion about books, writing, and technology. Monday, October 24, 2016. Workin' for the good stuff! I really need to learn how to turn down work. Or maybe just budget my time a bit better. Right now I find myself buried beneath a mountain of tasks, all of them vying for my time: First, of course, there's my actual job —. The one that pays the bills! Course next quarter, I'm also taking. The prep work to put together the presentation took several hours, but it was worth it: it was fun and us...

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The Geekly Weekly: September 2016

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An ongoing discussion about books, writing, and technology. Sunday, September 25, 2016. Well, Saturday's book signing at B&N SouthPointe was by all accounts a great success: Lots of people showed up (including my longtime buddies, Bert and Sarah, who flew all the way from Sacramento! Knowing Bert as I do, this is the point at which he would insert, "And boy, were our arms tired! Thank you, Bert. You may sit down now. Many books were sold, most of the people laughed at most of the jokes, and. Convinced pe...

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The Geekly Weekly: Slightly Daunted Courage

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An ongoing discussion about books, writing, and technology. Tuesday, November 29, 2016. So there we were, Lesley and I, smack in the middle of Kansas, when the Smartphone Wars began. (And let me tell you, there's nothing more middle. Than Kansas. It's about the most middle-est place one can imagine. It's even more middling than Nebraska, if that's possible.) Anyway, as we headed back from Dallas after a wonderful visit with Amy and Karl, our two phones began to squabble with one another. That's going pre...

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The Geekly Weekly: Photos Are Made With Your Eyes, Not Your Camera. Who Knew?

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An ongoing discussion about books, writing, and technology. Tuesday, December 13, 2016. Photos Are Made With Your Eyes, Not Your Camera. Who Knew? It pains me immensely to admit this, but my wife is a better photographer than I. Much. Better. (There's no need to spread this around, of course.) And this is in spite. Photography, because it turns out that as a first-year teacher, when the principal asks if you can teach this or that subject, you say, "Pfffft! Why, if I hadn't become an. Actually, I should ...