7 Minute Security is a weekly information security podcast focusing on penetration testing, blue teaming and building a career in security. The podcast also features in-depth interviews with industry leaders who share their insights, tools, tips and tricks for being a successful security engineer.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 10 days 22 hours 50 minutes
7MS #108: I'm Going to PWAPT!-Part 2
Here's part 2 (of probably several to come) about my experience with PWAPT (Practical Webapp Pentesting) training last week!
7MS #107: I'm Going to PWAPT!
Hey I'm going to PWAPT this week (), so in this episode I talk about that...and how I'll probably be too info-overloaded to record anything on Thursday :-). Oh, and I had a fun Web app pentest this week that I wanted to share some fun bits on.
7MS #106: A Day in the Life of an Information Security Analyst
A listener wrote in asking some questions about "a day in the life of" a security analyst, so here's my best stab at it!
7MS #105: OFFTOPIC-Big Bag of Random Sauce
Today's totally random episode covers: 1. How bad does this podcast's logo suck? 2. Does this podcast need a theme song? 3. Some interesting training I'm taking next week. 4. The Walking Dead - who should die? 5. Metal Gear Solid and my personal...
7MS #104: LANTurtle First Impressions
Hey I just got a LANTurtle and....these are my first impressions!
7MS #103: OFFTOPIC-I Was in a Movie Once
This is an off-topic episode about the time I was in the holiday comedy super-smash laugh-fest, Jingle All the Way.
7MS #102: Recon-ng!
I'm a big fan of Recon-ng and you should be too! Check it out - and learn more about Tim Tomes, its creator - at www.lanmaster53.com. And here's the video I mentioned in the podcast - my first look at Recon-ng in action:
7MS #100: Assessment Curses Can Be Blessings
Ever had an assessment that you thought would be the death of you? I had one recently, but after sticking it out, it turned out to be a blessing in disguise.
7MS #99: How to Deliver Bad News in a Good Way
Today's episode gives you some tips on how to deliver bad news in an assessment in a positive way. I think that last sentence was a grammatical nightmare.