Life of a Pentester

[@NomanRiffat]

You just perfectly spoke my mind. It sucks that most of the times IT admins see us as attacker rather than Pentesters and refuse to share information which can save a lot of time and cost. Similar incident occurred with me once doing internal pentest of an International Organization. The admin gave us all the IPs of servers but not for one of their critical financial system. We discovered that CRM through sniffing and also got the credentials. Here goes all the information where they have spent millions of $ since past few years.

[@isfk]

Yes we get it, you like to ride your bike.

[@rndlab2]

Tom really does! I can tell :D

[@marcschweiz]

Great post

[@UnknownSend3r]

It's amazing how this guy can make something really interesting (pen-testing) sound boring.

[@spudmagnum7394]

It's not a Ted Talk. He's talking to a room of experienced developers

[@bossrabbit]

@@spudmagnum7394 A room of experienced developers who are all asleep because the presentation was painfully boring.

[@sebastienroux1790]

Why not call i 3rd test instead of re-re-test or something along those lines?

[@tristanc2271]

Because 3rd test sounds like the third item on the list. re-re-test not only means you are on the first one, but it failed twice.

[@sebastienroux1790]

@@tristanc2271 i see

[@tusharjadhav2329]

#Awome

[@frederick1858]

quotes wikipedia,,,

[@wohlhabendermanager]

Doesn't know how to type an ellipsis…

[@ephraimmulilo7098]

Don't quote Wikipedia, quote the site Wikipedia quoted

[@127.0.0-z]

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