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PSW #685

March 5, 2021
Section 0



Phillip will discuss his passion for offensive cybersecurity education, mentoring, and getting started in pentesting. He co-authored a book based on his conference talk “The Pentester Blueprint: Starting a Career as an Ethical Hacker.” He will also talk about his community involvement with the Innocent Lives Foundation, The Pwn School Project, and Hacking is NOT a Crime.

His book: https://www.wiley.com/en-us/The+Pentester+BluePrint%3A+Starting+a+Career+as+an+Ethical+Hacker-p-9781119684305

The Pwn School Project meetup: https://pwnschool.com/

INE (https://ine.com), Phillip’s employer offers a free starter pass for training in four different areas of technology; Penetration Testing Student, Getting started in networking, Azure fundamentals, first steps in data science with Python: https://checkout.ine.com/starter-pass Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/psw for all the latest episodes!

Full Episode Show Notes

Offensive Cybersecurity Education and Getting Started in Pentesting

Guests

Phillip Wylie

Phillip Wylie –

Offensive Cyber Security Instructor at INE

Hosts

Doug White

Doug White –

Professor at Roger Williams University

Jeff Man

Jeff Man –

Sr. InfoSec Consultant at Online Business Systems

Larry Pesce

Larry Pesce –

Senior Managing Consultant and Director of Research at InGuardians

Lee Neely

Lee Neely –

Senior Cyber Analyst at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Paul Asadoorian

Paul Asadoorian –

Founder at Security Weekly

Tyler Robinson

Tyler Robinson –

Managing Director of Network Operations at Nisos, Inc

Announcements

  • Do you want to stay in the loop on all things Security Weekly? Visit https://securityweekly.com/subscribe to subscribe on your favorite podcast catcher or our Youtube channel, sign up for our mailing list, and join our Discord Server!

Audio

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Section 1



Paul recently built a new PC for daily work and security-related tasks. Its a monster PC! The build was researched heavily, and in this segment Paul will share all the tips and tricks to you can build the same or similar PC! Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/psw for all the latest episodes!

Full Episode Show Notes

How To Build A Kick-Ass PC

Slides that detail the build can be found here: https://securityweekly.com/paulspcbuild/

The complete build is also documented at PC Part picker here: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/WZQhTJ

Hosts

Doug White

Doug White –

Professor at Roger Williams University

Jeff Man

Jeff Man –

Sr. InfoSec Consultant at Online Business Systems

Joff Thyer

Joff Thyer –

Security Analyst at Black Hills Information Security

Larry Pesce

Larry Pesce –

Senior Managing Consultant and Director of Research at InGuardians

Lee Neely

Lee Neely –

Senior Cyber Analyst at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Paul Asadoorian

Paul Asadoorian –

Founder at Security Weekly

Tyler Robinson

Tyler Robinson –

Managing Director of Network Operations at Nisos, Inc

Announcements

  • Our next live webcast will be on March 18th at 11am ET where you will learn how to Prepare Linux Hosts for Unexpected Threats! Visit https://securityweekly.com/webcasts to register now! If you missed any of our previously recorded webcasts or technical trainings, they are available for your viewing pleasure at https://securityweekly.com/ondemand

Audio

http://traffic.libsyn.com/sw-all/PSW_685_-_Kick_ASs_PC-0_converted.mp3
Section 2



This week, In the Security News, Calling all people who know how to patch MS Exchange servers, we need you, Rockwell Automation PLC flaws and what you can’t do about it, a book review I agree with, be careful what you expose at home, yet another Chrome 0day, jailbreak your iPhone, the cybersecurity consolidation, and taking back the term “Hacker”, for real this time! Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/psw for all the latest episodes!

Full Episode Show Notes

Patching Exchange Servers, Book Reviews, Rockwell, & Forgotten AM Broadcasts

This week, In the Security News, Calling all people who know how to patch MS Exchange servers, we need you, Rockwell Automation PLC flaws and what you can’t do about it, a book review I agree with, be careful what you expose at home, yet another Chrome 0day, jailbreak your iPhone, the cybersecurity consolidation, and taking back the term “Hacker”, for real this time!

Hosts

Doug White

Doug White –

Professor at Roger Williams University

Jeff Man

Jeff Man –

Sr. InfoSec Consultant at Online Business Systems

Joff Thyer

Joff Thyer –

Security Analyst at Black Hills Information Security

Larry Pesce

Larry Pesce –

Senior Managing Consultant and Director of Research at InGuardians

Lee Neely

Lee Neely –

Senior Cyber Analyst at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Paul Asadoorian

Paul Asadoorian –

Founder at Security Weekly

Tyler Robinson

Tyler Robinson –

Managing Director of Network Operations at Nisos, Inc

Announcements

  • Do you have a specific guest or topic that you want us to cover on one of the shows? Submit your suggestions for guests by visiting https://securityweekly.com/guests and completing the form! We review suggestions monthly and will reach out to you once reviewed!

  • If you missed Security Weekly Unlocked, you can now access all of the content on-demand, whether you registered before the live event or not, by visiting https://securityweekly.com/unlocked and clicking either the button to register or the button to login!

Audio

http://traffic.libsyn.com/sw-all/PSW_685_-_News-0_converted.mp3

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