Finally, a THA Frequently Asked Questions page!
April 14, 2011
Just a quick post this time around, to announce: our Frequently Asked Questions page!
That’s right…we finally got around to compiling a list of the most frequently asked questions, and have turned it into a nifty page with all the answers. For prospective customers, this exhaustive list will any and all questions that most might have.
To check it out, just head over to the FAQ Page itself. Have extra questions that aren’t covered? Easy – just shoot us a message at supp...@thehackeracademy.com
Cheers,
The Hacker Academy Team
THA Free Live Webinar: Social Penetration, April 14th @ 1:30 pm ET
April 7, 2011
The next webinar in our free live webinar series is scheduled for next Thursday! This time around, Mike will be talking about social penetration. This presentation will focus on the methods of delivery of those attacks through/over the web in order to exploit users with XSS, XSRF and more.
While I know we let the cat out of the bag that we’re incorporating a new Webinar System to use for you guys – we’re unfortunately still in the process of fully integrating it properly and completely. So, for now – we’ll still be using our older system – BUT, we’re happy to announce NO MORE DUMB SESSION CODES (for those who have joined us before)! Woot – no more confusing codes to enter to join the webinar – sweet! Check out the Webinar Details below.
Time/Date details:
THA Free Webinar – Social Penetration
Date: 2011-04-14 (Thurs. April 14th, 2011)
Time: 01:30 PM (Ed. This used to be set for 2 pm ET – has been changed)
Time zone: (UTC-05) Eastern Time (US + Canada)
Cost: Free
To join us for this 1 hour free webinar, Click Here to sign up to receive attendence information.
Note: if you’ve previously signed up for our webinars, there is no need to sign up again – you will have already received an invite to register via email.
Two New THA Network Pen Testing Modules to Start April!
April 4, 2011
Both Jeremy Conway and Dan Frye release modules for the start of April – 2 brand new modules in Network Penetration Testing.
Jeremy explains his module on Passive OS Fingerprinting:
“Passive operating system fingerprinting is a method for passively detecting the operating system of a remote host based on certain characteristics within that host’s network stack. Due to the passive nature of this analysis, the remote system being fingerprinted cannot detect this style of reconnaissance. In this learning module we will examine several common metrics utilized to perform passive operating system fingerprinting and some of the most common applications and/or tools that can perform this type of reconnaissance.”
Dan explains ARP Attacks and Intro to EtterCap:
“Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) attacks on a LAN are one of the most significant types of attacks employed by pentesters due to its ease of execution and the effects to other hosts on the LAN. In this module we’ll review the basics of how ARP works, the reasons why ARP attacks are so successful, and introduce students to Ettercap, the “swiss army knife” of ARP poisoning attacks.”
The modules are an awesome way for our members to start of Spring – nice job, Dan and Jeremy!
Remember, if you’re interested in becoming a member, hop by our membership page for more info.
Cheers,
The Hacker Academy Team
