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NEWS
OSSTMM 3.0 LITE on August
1st.
We have created OSSTMM 3.0 LITE for the DefCon attendees. It is a
smaller, simpler version of the OSSTMM 3.0 but does include the Data
Networking tests as well as instructions on how to use it. We will
release it publicly on August 1st on the ISECOM website to coincide
with that release.
For those who are interested in getting an advanced copy, you may want
to subscribe or
assist development with the ISECOM team. It is currently available to
them.
July 22nd
2008 - Hacking Exposed Linux is available!
Written as an open, collaborative, ISECOM project,
this is a completely new re-write for hacking and securing Linux. We got
together more than 30 sharp, Linux and security minds to write and
review the book to make a great book. Plus, it's ISECOM's first book!
You can get it through Amazon
here.
July 18th
2008 - Security Vacation Guide
We're feeling summer pretty hard here at ISECOM and thought
summer/hacking/vacation - so we put it all together. So we made a
security vacation guide! Based on all that stuff we hackers loop about
when we worry about our stuff! So we present: the Home
Security Methodology Vacation Guide!
We've been applying the research from the OSSTMM 3.0 methodology into
other things like Home Security. So this was just a fun exercise.
Basically, it's a mostly thorough checklist of what you can do to make
sure the stuff you leave behind is the stuff you come back to after a
vacation. And since it's based on the latest security research we've
got, you'll find we don't exactly offer the same advice you may get from
many security companies or even local law enforcement.
Anyways, enjoy! Happy vacationing!
www.hackerhighschool.org
The principles of hacking should be taught in schools, said Pete Herzog.
It is the principles they need to learn to avoid from being victims on
the Internet.
Herzog runs Hacker Highschool, a program to teach kids and teens
security awareness and critical, Internet research skills. The program
contains free security and privacy awareness teaching materials and
back-end support for teachers of accredited elementary, junior high, and
high schools. There are 12 workbooks, all available in Spanish and
English. These are lessons that challenge teens to be as resourceful as
hackers, including safe Internet use, web privacy, using the Internet
for research, avoiding viruses and Trojans, legalities and ethics, and
more.
This program has been developed to complement existing student course
work or as part of after-school and club activities.
[
Read More ]
HHS Teacher
Certification Training
If you are interested in teaching the Hacker Highschool program to kids
or teens you really should consider being an HHS certified teacher. The
HHST is a modern, professional certification which assures applicable
knowledge, skills, ethics, approach, and responsibility for teaching
minors.
[ Read More ]
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