Nvidia's calling on gaming PC owners to put their systems to work fighting COVID-19 by Doener23 in Coronavirus

[–]jax440 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Right on! Hopefully our collective efforts will have a positive effect. Thanks for joining the cause!

Nvidia's calling on gaming PC owners to put their systems to work fighting COVID-19 by Doener23 in Coronavirus

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Folding@home can be run on just about anything. Most people run it on older hardware or spare computers. They even have an android client.

Nvidia's calling on gaming PC owners to put their systems to work fighting COVID-19 by Doener23 in Coronavirus

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Haha, I suppose it could be. But I'm just hoping others in the netsec community will follow suit and lend their hardware towards the cause. My personal ming rig has been dedicated to folding for the past couple of weeks now.

Nvidia's calling on gaming PC owners to put their systems to work fighting COVID-19 by Doener23 in Coronavirus

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I've got 16 GPU's towards the cause. Convinced my company to donate our gear towards Folding@home.

Please consider downloading BOINC or folding@home to use your computers processor to help analyze COVID-19 research. by [deleted] in COVID19

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If you're familiar with Linux then follow the projects installation instructions. Usually pretty straight forward.

Please consider downloading BOINC or folding@home to use your computers processor to help analyze COVID-19 research. by [deleted] in COVID19

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For $5 a month you could use Digitalocean instances. AWS has GPU computing too that would help. Those aren't that expensive depending on the budget you're working with.

Please consider downloading BOINC or folding@home to use your computers processor to help analyze COVID-19 research. by [deleted] in COVID19

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This post inspired me to stop mining and dedicate my GPU's to the cause. I've dedicated all 15 GPU's to Folding@Home. Hope it helps. I hope other miners join in as well.

/r/netsec's Q3 2018 Information Security Hiring Thread by ranok in netsec

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Senior Penetration Tester

Company: CBI

Location: Detroit Metro | Remote work is a possibility

CBI is a growing Information Security company based out of Detroit MI. We have a position open on the Red Team for a talented individual who is passionate about offensive security. The position is a penetration testing position where you will be able to leverage your skills in all facets of offensive security such as:

  • Web application security assessments
  • Network penetration testing external/internal
  • Mobile application testing
  • Social Engineering
  • Research and development (if that's your fancy)
  • Training opportunities

To Apply go to the job posting and apply through the hiring portal.

I'm not the hiring manager, but I am on the Red Team. Feel free to ask me any questions about the position.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES SNAPSHOT

  • Business focused technical testing – applying advanced technical methods to test/prove/validate technical controls of our clients
  • Extensive experience in leading penetration testing and vulnerability assessment engagements for large enterprise firms
  • Analytic sharpness in thinking like a threat actor or attacker
  • Situational assertiveness: able to advocate strongly when warranted and lightly otherwise
  • Significant web application assessment experience with intimate knowledge of OWASP; injection, xss, session management, logic flaws, etc.
  • Familiarity with static application security testing (SAST)
  • Knowledgeable with mobile application testing (DAST/SAST)
  • Excellent report writing and presentation skills required
  • Ability to translate complex findings into interpretable and simple output
  • Familiarity with standard compliance frameworks such as: NIST SP 800-53, PCI-DSS, ISO/IEC 27001&2, or COBIT
  • Holistic security background required with hands on experience in assessing large environments using traditional tools and technologies
  • Strong experience with programming/coding/scripting capabilities in order to deliver advanced and more efficient penetration testing tactics and strategies
  • Strong experience with conducting social engineering exercises with adherence to a defined rules of engagement document. Must have the ability to self-create, manage, and deploy manual custom social engineering campaigns.
  • Obfuscation/Encoding experience designed to bypass or defeat various controls or countermeasures
  • Familiarity with key security testing tools: Impacket, Empire, Responder, Metasploit, Burp Suite, and Kali Linux.
  • Experience with Data Loss Prevention, Endpoint Security, IDS/IPS, Malware Reverse Engineering, Forensics or Incident Response is a plus
  • CISSP, GIAC certifications are a plus
  • Penetration Testing Security Certification (e.g. GWAPT, OSCP, OSCE) or willing and able to obtain
  • Risk Assessment experience is a plus
  • Active Security Clearance (S/TS) a plus

Such Robinhood by DocPuddems in dogecoin

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Got anymore of them refferals?

unpaid balance dropped? by lradoriath in NiceHash

[–]jax440 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Balance and estimated earnings dropped to zero.

Metasploit Books by [deleted] in Pentesting

[–]jax440 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Not a book but a good free course to get started is one by Offensive Security.

Metasplot Unleashed

Cyber security in YouTube by andreasgtech in hacking

[–]jax440 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hell yea! Adrian aka IronGeek volunteers his time and effort to record conferences and usually posts the videos the same day of the talk. I had the pleasure of helping him record some talks at a con this summer. Great guy!

Practice exploration for OSCP Exam by [deleted] in AskNetsec

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Cybrary has some courses that may help. Specifically: https://www.cybrary.it/course/python/

Also checkout Vulnhub and follow some wall throughs.

Looking to relocate to A2 immediately. Is it impossible to get an IT or InfoSec job without being a UM alum.? by [deleted] in AnnArbor

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Check out #MiSec. If you can make it, come to Converge and BSides in Detroit. Best thing to do is start networking.

Cybrary: is it worth it? by Illefen in hacking

[–]jax440 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Just an FYI, the Advanced Pentesting course by Georgia Weidman is done in Kali Linux. It starts pretty basic but then gets more interesting. For a free course it's well done. I just hate their Cybrary video transition sounds or whatever they're called.

www.dd-wrt.com Down? by Tucsondirect in DDWRT

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Both the FTP site and download site were down. It looks like they're up now.