Professionally Evil Insights
Welcome to the Professionally Evil Insights blog by Secure Ideas! In this digital playground, we unravel the complex world of information security with a touch of fun. Our expert-led content ranges from deep-dives into penetration testing to explorations of hardware hacking. Whether you're curious about Secure Ideas or passionate about cybersecurity, this blog is your quick, enlightening, and entertaining guide into the captivating world of information security.
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Cloud-Base Host Discovery Is Easier Than You Think!
During a recent conversation at DerbyCon it occurred to me that some security folks who are just ...
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Wireless Attacking EAP-TTLS with Kali 2 and ALFA AWUS051NH
Is your corporate wifi as secure as you think it is? A common configuration for WPA Enterprise ...
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Professionally Evil Insights: 2015
Are you interested in knowing which vulnerabilities are the most commonly discovered in penetration ...
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Five Outdated Security Excuses
The Security Industry as a whole has been known to criticize businesses large and small with ...
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Introducing Burp Correlator!
This one is for you web penetration testers! This new Burp extension is designed to help with ...
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Practical Pentest Advice from PCI
The PCI Security Standards Council released a Penetration Testing Guidance information supplement ...
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Tip: Running BurpSuite on a Mac
Here’s a quick tip I use to save some time when spinning up Burp Suite on a Mac. I use Burp Suite ...
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And Now... Introducing: Burp BS!
Burp BS… where the “BS” stands for BeanShell. “What on earth is BeanShell?” you may ask? BeanShell ...
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MobiSec 2.0 Awesomeness Unleashed!
MobiSec has undergone a major reconstruction and version 2.0 (actually 2.0.1) is now available for ...
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Don't Forget the Little Things!
On January 31st, Deusen disclosed what was described as a Same Origin Policy Bypass flaw called ...
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CarolinaCon 11 Slides for Anatomy of Web Client Attack
For those who have asked – my slide deck for Anatomy of Web Client Attacks can be downloaded here. ...
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