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Tag Archives: Security
Building a Pen Testing Laptop from Scratch ( WCTF / CTF Laptop ) part 2
With all the hardware working from Part 1, it’s time to move onto getting all the software in place. There were plenty of references to work from, and based the on the recommendations of Wireless Village to bring Pentoo Linux … Continue reading
Building a Pen Testing Laptop from Scratch ( WCTF / CTF Laptop ) part 1
Last month for Shmoocon I decided I wanted to expand my skills a bit and take a shot at something I hadn’t really done much of in my InfoSec career lately, not since way back in the WEP and Linux … Continue reading
How to secure and Eee PC 1000 and why
Ok, so I’ve had my new Eee PC 1000 for several days and am loving it. But, I did find a few really glaring security issues. So with a lot of research I’ve come up with a basic list of … Continue reading
New Article: EeePC 1000 review
I just posted my review of my new EeePC 1000. This is the Linux version with the 10″ screen and 40GB worth of solid state drive. So far I like it, hardware is great, software is good, security sucks. Go … Continue reading
At the border there is no privacy
I’ve been watching this for a while now, and took note of a recent ruling in a US court which said you have no expectations of privacy at the border when returning from international travel. This means that when you … Continue reading