Practical Exploitation
Tuesday, February 23, 2010 at 12:00PM Practical Exploitation is going to be me, explaining things in the way that I see the world on the best medium for what I'm explaining, be it a short blog blurb, a video of me, a video of a desktop, or just audio. There is no schedule that I'll be sticking to, but I will guarantee you 3 things though:
- If you want it explained and it has to do with infosec or hacking (I'll do my best on the hardware side), it will be on the show. Be it a white paper that you don't have time or want to decrypt, a tool you can't figure out, or just something you want to learn more in-depth. That's what it's for.
- No fluff, I'll get straight to how you use it or can understand the topic.
- If your bullshit flag goes up for even an instant, call me on it, and I'll either explain why I said what I did, or apologize and correct myself. You can email, tweet, PM, IM, ask a question on the tumblr site, or just haul up and punch me at a con. Either way, please take the time to tell me I'm wrong and why.
It launches today. I'll start with topics that I know cold, I'll move on to white papers that I thought were interesting but haven't read yet, hopefully intermingling in anything you want to learn about.
http://www.practicalexploitation.com/
and email: questions at the same domain.
or call: (503) 406-8249
-- mubix
P.S. Room362.com and Mubix Links aren't going anywhere. If anything they will probably start getting updated more. Room362 with stuff I cook up, as always, and Mubix Links with anything I find interesting on the web.
Reader Comments (2)
Hey Mubix, i'm very excited about the launch of practicalexploitation.com. I think it is an excellent idea and would like to contribute as well. I have my own security blogsite, http://aerokid240.blogspot.com and we both share similar interests in the security field. My questions relates to one tool that i got working but not in the way i beleive the tool is meant to be used. The tool is called Netsed. I was able to manipulate some messages between a netcat session with the destination ports etc. pre-configured in netsed etc. How i was trying to use the tool was to in the scenario of modifying an MSN conversation for example on the fly. I've been able to do this with ettercap filters but i believe netsed has the capability to do so as well in a much easier fashion. If you can demo how you would do this, how you would set up iptables as well and how would you set up netsed to dynamically use the appropriate destination address and port, i would appreciate it very much. Thanks for your help.
Marvin
aerokid240@hotmail.com
Sent info on your new endeavor to my minions (via the Maryland G33ks mailing list ). Rock on with your bad self!
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