Madera Unified School District is now accepting applications for an Information Security Specialist. Apply at the NEOGOV link:https://lnkd.in/gNf5nF4v #itjobs #itopportunities #informationsecurity
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What I've Learned and the Gateway to New Opportunities of Information Security In the short yet enriching time I've embarked on exploring the realm of information security, I've focused deeply on understanding permission mechanisms, managing users and groups in operating systems. I've discovered that grasping these processes is not only technical but also essential for maintaining data security and privacy. With every sudo command I entered, and every /etc/passwd or /etc/shadow file I analyzed, I gained a deeper understanding of the need for a balanced and informed approach to managing digital identities. All while advancing my knowledge in PAM, visudo, and other security systems that protect critical information infrastructures. My passion for learning and understanding the complex fabric of information security led me to delve into the use of tools and methodologies that help protect sensitive data. From here, my desire to share my knowledge and expand my impact in this world drives me to seek new opportunities in the field of information security. I reach out to you, my network of peers and managers, to collaborate, offer opportunities, and together build the future of information security. I believe that together, with a passion for learning and innovation, we can protect sensitive information and contribute to a safer digital environment. If you're looking for someone with a hunger for knowledge, a commitment to professionalism, and a passion to contribute to the field - I'd love to chat. #InformationSecurity #JobSearch #UserManagement #Linux #Technology #Learning
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Check out the latest blog Beyviel David and I put together for SIXGEN covering all of the #cybersecurity and #pentesting news, techniques, write-ups, and tools released from 07/15-07/22. Highlights: - A bad CrowdStrike update caused a global meltdown - Cisco had two vulnerabilities, an arbitrary file write vuln and a vuln where any users' password could be changed - Andrew Lemon at Red Threat details his journey hacking traffic light controllers and dealing with a hostile manufacturer - Paolo Arnolfo, Guillermo Gregorio, and one other researcher wrote a guest blog for Bugcrowd detailing a novel class of HTTP Request Smuggling that let them hack thousands of Google Cloud websites - Sonar's Stefan Schiller wrote a post on how different being able to change the encoding charset can lead to XSS - The folks at Sprocket Security released a tool called Gigaproxy, a tool similar to fireprox except it allows you to target multiple hosts - Daniel Cooper of Tanto Security released a tool called OneShell that runs an encrypted reverse shell using only the echo and chmod commands - And many more tools, techniques, and write-ups!
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𝗡𝗮𝘃𝗶𝗴𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗝𝗼𝗯 𝗦𝗰𝗮𝗺𝘀: 𝗠𝘆 𝗣𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗘𝗻𝗰𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗧𝗶𝗽𝘀 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗦𝗮𝗳𝗲𝘁𝘆 I was excited when "Technimark LLC" reached out with a job opportunity. The correspondence seemed professional, including preliminary screening questions and a coding challenge in a Jupyter notebook. Alarm bells rang when I received a job offer directly, skipping the interview stage. A crucial red flag was right in front of me: the email domain "technimarkcareers.com" differed from the official "technimark.com". 𝗜𝗻𝘃𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗴𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗪𝗛𝗢𝗜𝗦 I turned to the WHOIS command-line tool (`whois <domain>`) and discovered: 1. Different Registrars and Registration Dates: "technimark.com" (1996, Network Solutions, LLC) vs. "technimarkcareers.com" (2024, Squarespace Domains II LLC). 2. Registrant Discrepancies: "technimark.com" uses PERFECT PRIVACY, LLC in Jacksonville, Florida (USA) vs. "technimarkcareers.com" which is under Contact Privacy Inc in Toronto, Ontario (Canada). 3. Different DNS Servers: WorldNIC for "technimark.com" vs. Google Domains for "technimarkcareers.com". It became clear that a job scammer had targeted me, and I reported my findings to the domain registrar for appropriate action. A critical error on my part was downloading files before verifying the email domain – thankfully, they were malware-free and not experts in stenography. 𝗞𝗲𝘆 𝗧𝗮𝗸𝗲𝗮𝘄𝗮𝘆𝘀 - Scrutinize unknown email domains, especially those containing job opportunities. - Use WHOIS to verify domain authenticity. - Be cautious with downloading files or clicking links from unverified sources. I hope my experience helps you stay vigilant against scams. Stay safe and informed! #JobScam #CyberSecurity #ScamAwareness #DigitalSafety
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Passive DNS lookups are the bread and butter of our industry, but let's face it, most of the PADNS data collected by security vendors is unreliable, out of date and difficult to corroborate into useful intelligence. That's where we come in... It's not just OUR data, it's about presenting it in a way that makes it actionable, easy to search across, and relevant to a range of intelligence-based job roles. Check out our blog👇 https://hubs.ly/Q02lm-kw0 #cyberdefense #threathunting #PADNS #threatintelligence
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Check out the latest blog Beyviel David and I put together for SIXGEN covering all of the #cybersecurity news, techniques, write-ups, and tools released from 02/12-02/19. Highlights: - Microsoft patched some vulnerabilities that are being actively exploited and have publicly available PoCs - More DOJ actions against malicious botnets - Walkthroughs and write-ups on bypassing EDRs, Active Directory enumeration, Outlook vulnerabilities, etc. - Proof of concept exploits for Outlook and Empire C2 vulnerabilities - Tools for bypassing UAC, inflating payloads, compromising wifi, etc. - Much more! https://lnkd.in/gDsu3zkt
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The cyber incident at Henry County Schools highlights a crucial aspect of our mission at MTECH: ensuring robust cybersecurity, especially in education. Despite the challenges faced, the district’s response, including a systemwide password change and gradual service restoration, is a proactive step in the right direction. This situation serves as a vital reminder of the importance of continuous cybersecurity vigilance in protecting our educational infrastructure. #Cybersecurity #Education #MTECH #DigitalResilience
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Unlocking Access: Five Access Trends College Admins Need to Know https://lnkd.in/gmanACYh #access #HigherEd #transformation #security
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It’s critically important for local governments and school districts to safeguard their information systems. In 2022, estimated losses from cyberattacks were over $775 million, while losses nationwide totaled $10.3 billion. The State Comptroller’s office works with local communities to reduce their vulnerabilities through training and auditing of their cybersecurity measures. Richard Saunders, an information systems auditor in our division of local government and school accountability, is one of the good guys working to test and secure critical local networks and systems. We asked Richard about what he loves about his work and why it matters. 🔵 Why pursue a job in IT auditing? I’ve been interested in computing and technology my whole life. Public service has always been incredibly important to my family – my mom was a public school teacher and my dad had a long career in the Air Force. I use my knowledge of information security to help protect New York taxpayers and it aligns with my own values and desire for a better work-life balance. 🔵 How do you help local governments proactively protect themselves against cyberattacks? Schools and local governments are rich targets for bad actors out there that are looking to make a quick buck. Many schools and local governments do not have the funding or the expertise to develop a robust set of security programs. We examine their operations, show them the gaps in their security programs, and help them find practical, cost-effective solutions. One thing that we talk about a lot is doing preparedness drills. It’s an easy, low affordable step that people can take right now. It also helps you get back on your feet faster if there is an incident. 🔵 What advice do you have for young professionals? Cybersecurity is a growing field and the need for trained professionals is high. At the State Comptroller’s office, you can really have an impact. Our work keeps the lights on, the water flowing and protects taxpayer money. We’re not out there trying to sell a product, we’re trying to make life better for people. Join Richard in making a difference for local communities! The State Comptroller’s office is hiring information systems auditors for regions across the state. Whether you’re graduating from college or looking to change jobs, you can build a career with purpose with our team. Visit osc.ny.gov/jobs to learn more and apply.
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