So previously, I had blogged about recently getting OSCP certified. I came home from my vacation to find a package from Offensive Security in my mailbox all the way from Israel. After getting settled down, I opened the package and found some my certificate, wrapped in a nice folder, that I have …

It’s been a while since I last did a write-up about Exploit Exercises. I’m starting to look back at it now, since I have some more free time again. I’ve now, as I’m sure you can guess by the title of this post, solved level 01. So this level is very similar to the first, …

The results As I posted previously, I was taking the PWB course from Offensive Security. I am happy to report that I passed with flying colors (100%)! This is the best email I’ve ever received: Advice for new students During the course, I learned several things, including many things about …

I was very excited to see the announcement on twitter, that Fusion was going to be released, even if it’s just the first 10 levels. I was a bit bummed, as I didn’t think I’d get to work on it much, until I complete PWB, but I managed to find a little time to at least start it. I …

I recently decided to take Offensive Security’s course, Penetration Testing with Backtrack. I’m now 30 days in, of my 90 day allotment. I figured I would share my impressions and what I’ve learned up to now, without being specific enough to give anything away to future students. …

I’ve read a ton of articles on bypassing Antivirus software when trying to run shellcode on machines. There’s just a ton available. These are just a few examples: http://dev.metasploit.com/redmine/projects/framework/wiki/Using_a_Custom_Executable_to_Bypass_AV …