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    Network Security peeps?

    Discussion in 'Panasonic' started by gmgfarrand, Nov 9, 2012.

  1. gmgfarrand

    gmgfarrand Notebook Evangelist

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    We got any Network Security or PENTESTING types here?
     
    gmgfarrand, Nov 9, 2012
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    ADOR Evil Mad Scientist

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    I have played with it some before, didn't have the time to learn how to do a lot. Just some wifi hacks. Look for "backtrack" they have plenty of tools built in the OS and it can be set up to dual boot. I always keep a copy around just incase.
     
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  3. Rob

    Rob Toughbook Aficionado

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    I am an expert in networking... 10 years experiance + bachelors degree.

    Whats up?
     
    Rob, Nov 10, 2012
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    Old Abe Notebook Enthusiast

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    I am an information security consultant. How does this pertain to the Panasonic notebook thread?

    Regardless, I'm happy to help.

    Abe
     
    Old Abe, Nov 28, 2012
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  5. gmgfarrand

    gmgfarrand Notebook Evangelist

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    Weird... my posts aren't showing up.

    ROB, Networking and Network Security or PENTESTING are entirely different animals. (you spelled EXPERIENCE wrong)
    Plus, having a degree is meaningless, just saying.
    I have a friend who has his B.A. and can't handle a standard linksys wireless router.. We won't even get into DD-WRT..
    I have been networking since 1995, I got that part covered. ;)
    Pentesting only a few years as a part time thing...
     
    gmgfarrand, Nov 29, 2012
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