Professionally Evil Insights
Welcome to the Professionally Evil Insights blog by Secure Ideas! In this digital playground, we unravel the complex world of information security with a touch of fun. Our expert-led content ranges from deep-dives into penetration testing to explorations of hardware hacking. Whether you're curious about Secure Ideas or passionate about cybersecurity, this blog is your quick, enlightening, and entertaining guide into the captivating world of information security.
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Using a Throwing Star to Capture Packets
Mobile applications are a hot commodity these days. It seems like everyone and their brother/sister ...
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Brute Forcing the Change Password Feature
As a penetration tester, brute force attacks are something I test for on every application. ...
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Who are We: James Jardine
To continue on with the series of “who we are” here at secure ideas, here is the second profile ...
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Mobile Security: Upcoming Events
Mobile security is a very hot topic and there are some pretty cool events just around the corner. ...
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GSA Database May Have Leaked Information: Kevin Johnson was Interviewed
Recently it was announced that there was a security flaw found in one of the GSA systems that could ...
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Podcast Show Notes: Why are Passwords so Difficult
Kevin and James just finished up recording episode 2 of the Professionally Evil Perspective ...
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The Watering Hole: Is it Safe to Drink?
How many times have you been told you have a vulnerability that you just don’t understand its ...
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Admin Consoles, Default Creds, and Sweet Pwnage
When performing internal network penetration tests, one thing that really gets us excited is ...
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Ninja Developers Webcast Trilogy Overview
Over the past three months, James Jardine and Kevin Johnson were featured in a webcast trilogy ...
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Decoding F5 Cookie
As a Penetration Tester, there are many different things you come across while performing a test. ...
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Grab a CORS Light
Many of you already know that any cross-site HTTP requests invoked from scripts running within a ...
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