Professionally Evil Toolkit – Reconnoiter

In this series of the Professionally Evil Toolkit we will be talking about Reconnoiter. Reconnoiter was created by Secure Ideas very own Jason Wood.

Professionally Evil Toolkit – Sqlmap

In this series of the Professionally Evil Toolkit we will be talking about sqlmap, an open source penetration testing tool that is written in python.

Professionally Evil: This is NOT the Wireless Access Point You are Looking For

I was recently conducting a wireless penetration test and was somewhat disappointed to find that they had a pretty well configured set of wireless networks

Professionally Evil: Your Stealth Startup is Showing

During our penetration tests we often get asked about the amount of information that is leaking out via social networks, web pages and the like.

Hiring Philosophy and How to Get Into InfoSec

As one of the founders of Secure Ideas, I am often asked how someone gets into InfoSec and/or how do they get hired at Secure Ideas.

Who are We: Kevin Johnson

We have decided to do a small series of posts.  The purpose of these posts is to provide a quick introduction to each of the consultants on staff.

Laudanum by Example: Shell

Uploading a shell command file and then start running shell commands against the target server.

Introduction to Laudanum

As a security consultant, there are so many scenarios that I run into every day that there is no one tool or script that solves every problem.

Happy New Years!

As we finish 2012 and look forward to 2013, Secure Ideas’ staff would like to wish everyone a happy new year.

Ninja Developer Talk at Louisville Metro Infosec Conference

I recently attended, and spoke, at the Louisville Metro Infosec Conference (http://louisvilleinfosec.com/) in Kentucky.