The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) – Part 1

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is one of the strongest digital privacy laws in the US. Part 1 of a 3-part series.

Sort Your Lists – Penetration Test Reporting Tips

There are testers who think I’m nutz for insisting that they sort any lists they include in their reports. Let me tell you my side of the story…

OWASP & The Top 10

The OWASP Top 10 details critical risks associated with web application security and is the defacto standard for web app security.

Include Command Strings – Penetration Test Reporting Tips

A good pentest report is supposed to be a teaching tool that provides the folks on the receiving end with information that makes it possible for them to do a lot of the same things we did. Here are a few reasons why we want them to do that.

Hire an Editor – Penetration Test Reporting Tips

If you really, honestly, and truly want to take your reports to the next level, hire an editor.

Report As You Go – Penetration Test Reporting Tips

If what you did does not show up in your pentest report, it didn’t happen. So how do you make sure your report captures everything you did? (First in a series of posts.)

Digital Reconnaissance & Recon Tools

The old adage, “knowledge is power,” is true in general, but in infosec, knowledge is mission critical. Luckily, there are a lot of tools to make recon easier.

The Dark Side of Cookies

Browser cookies are files stored on your computer with information to be used by your web browsers. They aren’t evil on their own, but they can be used for evil.