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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	Very interesting actually... this article discusses several pros and cons of penetration testing (bites tongue) http://infosecuritymag.techtarget.com/articles/september00/features3.shtml Based on the search tips from mage, specifically page 38. These are things I observe, and some are things I "accidentally" do and use on a daily basis. Some of the quoted tools are sys admin tools, and... once, in one of my past jobs, I had a possibility to use some web applications that replaced the functionalities of useful tools. Like an online java compiler. Didn't find it malicious, it was "for the job" or for my personal computer education, I was just compiling applets (dammit), but this, and other usages of this kind, seemed to bother the security officer. Because I had "guessed" and evaluated something he hadn't considered. Go figure... (since I can code, I actually naturaly "search" networks for constructive tools I could build whenever I find time, querying the AD, etc..) Loading...
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