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GPEN: Powershell for PenTester
Could you please help with suggestions on additional books, online articles or other kind of sources about Windows Powershell for PenTesting? I know that there are a lot of books about Powershell but I would need something that rather focuses on the part of Powershell stuff used by PenTesters (of course if possible with… -
What after OSCP to pentests?
Hi, #1 I started job as pentester and at beginning I made OSCP without problems (whole lab 50 hosts rooted in 1mo and exam done in 9h). This certificate was also my first certificate. So, what now is better and need more skills in pentests? I am interested in infrastructure/websites only because this are 2 main targets for… -
Re: The appeal of pentesting
Pentesting has it's allure but as a career option is overrated. A lot of semi skilled people run pentesting scripts without deep understanding of the protocols. It is simply one tool in the security genre although still an important one. -
Pentesting course advise
I hope someone can advise me as to the best next course to take career-wise. I realize there are many of these types of posts, however this one is more pentesting specifically. I'm a woman in the IT Security industry, as a junior Pentester (learning on the job, with guidance from a more senior pentester). I've recently… -
Common mistakes every newbie pentester makes
We get a lot of new-comers who want to get into pentesting, so this might be of interest: https://rawhex.com/2014/12/the-common-mistakes-every-newbie-pentester-makes/ -
Re: Passed Pentest+
I would definitely recommend studying Pentest+ after CySa+. There is some overlap. -
Pentest+ study plan and materials
So any of you guys have any plans or materials to prepare for pentest+ i heard you need to review codes and exploits also Please share -
Re: Just passed Pentest
Yes, CEH is not actually a penetration testing exam or certification. CEH has a wider and more basic coverage of InfoSec topics (including pentesting), while Pentest+ has in-depth coverage of a very specific specialty in InfoSec. -
Getting started in Pentesting.
I'm looking to make the switch to security. Specifically Pentesting. Anyone have any insights on what education / Certs I would need to get started in this endeavor. Ive re read that Python is a good scripturing language to learn. -
Re: Passed PenTest+ on the 1st Attempt!
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