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The 8 Phases of Cyber Security Testing

Post author By Stephen Ajulu
Post date March 19, 2020

Unlike the previous post: The 5 Phases Of Hacking. This procedure mostly resonates with cybersecurity professionals and/or ethical hackers. 1. SCOPING Determining the rules of engagement for the assessment. 2. Reconnaissance Also known as Information Gathering. Gather Relevant information and enumerate the attack surface. 3. Vulnerability Assessment Also known as Scanning and Enumeration. Identify vulnerabilities […]

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Top 15 Essential Open Source Security Software and Tools

Post author By Stephen Ajulu
Post date February 16, 2020

Hey everyone? How are you? Today i would like to touch on security by listing(with links) The Top Open Source Security Tools i personally recommend. Many of these tools can be used by anyone. So let’s hop in! Notice: If you are interested in testing these tools they are all available to download and use […]

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Hacker/Cybersecurity/I.T Jargon Explained

Post author By Stephen Ajulu
Post date June 7, 2019

Have you ever installed an antivirus tool on your computer? Read a story about WikiLeaks or the Arab Spring? Opened a bank account? Then hacking is important to you, even if remains largely in the background of your life. It makes sense to get informed about it. Unfortunately, it is a very technical subject, with […]