In this video, Paul Clark discusses the process of reverse engineering using Software Defined Radio (SDR) technology. The presentation covers the essentials of SDR and how it can be utilized in reverse engineering projects, showcasing the steps involved through a practical example.
In this video, John Strand discusses the concept and strategies around Cyber deception. They explore the use of deception technology in cybersecurity, clarifying that it does not involve illegal activities such as hacking back but is aimed at increasing the effort required for an attacker to succeed.
In this video, Carrie Roberts delves into the intricacies of the Atomic Red Team project. He explains how to use the library of scripted cyber attacks to enhance security testing and training, demonstrating practical applications and configurations.
In this video, Ralph discusses how to build a phishing engagement, focusing on coding techniques and tools to automate and secure phishing tests. He demonstrates how infrastructure setup, operational security, and phishing email creation can be automated using tools like Ansible, Terraform, and Docker.
In this video, BB King discusses the security implications and vulnerabilities associated with JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) in web applications. They delve into various attack methods, including the misuse of the ‘none’ algorithm and the potential dangers of poor JWT implementation.
In this video, Hal and John discuss advanced Unix command line techniques and their implications for system administration and security. They delve into various Unix commands, demonstrating their use in real-world scenarios to manipulate and analyze system data effectively.
In this video, Michael Allen discusses operational security fundamentals for remote red teams. He delves into the importance of maintaining secrecy in red team operations and the potential risks of exposure.
In this video, BB King discusses the essentials of setting up and using Burp Suite for web application penetration testing. He covers initial setup, including configuring browsers and managing certificates, and explores various features such as the intercept function, repeater, intruder, and the extender with its wealth of extensions.
In this video, Serena discusses the basics of subnetting in networking, aiming to demystify the topic for beginners and encourage further exploration. They explain the concept of subnet masks, CIDR notation, and how these elements are used to define network and host addresses within a network.
In this video, Paul Clark discusses the fundamentals and applications of Software Defined Radio (SDR). He covers key topics including what SDR is, why it matters, and the different types of hardware and software that can enhance SDR experiences.
