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7MS #393: Interview with Peter Kim
7 Minute Security
English - December 26, 2019 20:43 - 1 hour - 116 MB - ★★★★★ - 63 ratingsTechnology News Tech News information security security Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
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Peter Kim of The Hacker Playbook series joins me today to talk about all things hacking! Peter runs a popular west coast hacker meetup, and I was fortunate enough to attend his Real World Red Team training, which I wrote a review about here. Peter sat down with me over Skype to talk about:
The origin story of The Hacker Playbook series (btw please buy it, don't steal it! :-) How do you balance work and family life when trying to pwn all the things and have a personal life and significant other? How do you break into security when your background is in something totally different, like a mechanic, artist or musician? What are some good strategies when approaching a red team engagement - do you always start "fresh" from the perimeter? Do you assume compromise and throw a dropbox on the network? Some combination of both? What are some other low-hanging fruit organizations can use to better defend their networks? Do you run across some of these good defenses - like honeypots - in your engagements? If you could put on a wizard hat and solve one security problem (be it technical, personnel or something else) what would it be?...and more!