1 Std. 24 Min.
7MS #393: Interview with Peter Kim 7 Minute Security
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Peter Kim of The Hacker Playbook series joins me today to talk about all things hacking! Peter runs a popular west coast hacker meetup, and I was fortunate enough to attend his Real World Red Team training, which I wrote a review about here. Peter sat down with me over Skype to talk about:
The origin story of The Hacker Playbook series (btw please buy it, don't steal it! :-) How do you balance work and family life when trying to pwn all the things and have a personal life and significant other? How do you break into security when your background is in something totally different, like a mechanic, artist or musician? What are some good strategies when approaching a red team engagement - do you always start "fresh" from the perimeter? Do you assume compromise and throw a dropbox on the network? Some combination of both? What are some other low-hanging fruit organizations can use to better defend their networks? Do you run across some of these good defenses - like honeypots - in your engagements? If you could put on a wizard hat and solve one security problem (be it technical, personnel or something else) what would it be? ...and more!
SafePass.me is the only enterprise solution to protect organizations against credential stuffing and password spraying attacks. Visit safepass.me for more details, and tell them 7 Minute Security sent you to get a 10% discount!
Peter Kim of The Hacker Playbook series joins me today to talk about all things hacking! Peter runs a popular west coast hacker meetup, and I was fortunate enough to attend his Real World Red Team training, which I wrote a review about here. Peter sat down with me over Skype to talk about:
The origin story of The Hacker Playbook series (btw please buy it, don't steal it! :-) How do you balance work and family life when trying to pwn all the things and have a personal life and significant other? How do you break into security when your background is in something totally different, like a mechanic, artist or musician? What are some good strategies when approaching a red team engagement - do you always start "fresh" from the perimeter? Do you assume compromise and throw a dropbox on the network? Some combination of both? What are some other low-hanging fruit organizations can use to better defend their networks? Do you run across some of these good defenses - like honeypots - in your engagements? If you could put on a wizard hat and solve one security problem (be it technical, personnel or something else) what would it be? ...and more!
1 Std. 24 Min.