MobiSec has undergone a major reconstruction and version 2.0 (actually 2.0.1) is now available for download on SourceForge. The popular mobile testing VM platform has been rebuilt on the latest Ubuntu 64-bit LTS. The tools have been modernized through updates and by replacing deprecated tools with better-supported equivalents. The environment has also been trimmed down …
Secure Ideas is very excited to announce their training event for April. We have worked with the Core Group and TrustedSec to create an event that covers a wide variety of training needs. The event is April 6-9th 2015 and will be held at the Palms International Resort. We are in the process of getting …
Wow, I can’t believe how long this release has been in the making. a couple of years ago, we were honored to be allowed to build MobiSec under the DARPA CyberFast Track process. We released the first two version quickly after that. Then at DerbyCon last year, we offered our MobiSec course for the first …
Secure Ideas is excited to announce that Kevin Johnson and James Jardine will be teaching Advance Mobile PenTesting with MobiSec at Blackhat 2014. This course will be offered twice, in two day sessions. In this hands-on, lab driven course students will be taught a methodology and series of techniques used to perform penetration testing of …
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Secure Ideas is excited to announce that Jason Gillam will be teaching Mobile PenTesting with MobiSec at Charlotte ISSA 10th Annual Infosec Summit. Kevin Johnson, one of the course authors, may be available on the second day. In this hands-on, lab driven course students will be taught a methodology and series of techniques used to perform penetration …
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In this series of posts we’re introducing staff members at Secure Ideas to give you a quick glimpse into our lives. The goal of these posts is for you to learn more about us. So reach out to us via email or twitter. We’d love to get to know you. Who am I: Jason Gillam, …
In July, my daughter, Brenna (11yo) and I presented at the SANS Denver event. She has long wanted to present with me and we both thought this talk was the perfect one to do. In it, we walk through the various privacy concerns mobile applications and devices have. We do this by looking at the …
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In this series of the Professionally Evil Toolkit we will be talking about sqlmap. Sqlmap is an open source penetration testing tool that is written in python. Sqlmap automates the process of detecting/exploiting SQL injection flaws and taking over of database servers. As you might know, SQL injection is ranked number one on the OWASP …
So I just got back from the SANS Mobile Security Summit where I was the chair. The event was a blast and even though I am biased, I think that we had a number of great speakers. This was the second annual summit and I am already looking forward to next years! Now lets review …
Mobile applications are a hot commodity these days. It seems like everyone and their brother/sister is writing them. Kevin Johnson even tells a story of a bait/mobile application shop here in Florida somewhere. When I say bait, you guessed it, I really mean bait as in fishing bait. Earthworms and such. With everyone writing these …