Re: SecurityTube.Net !

[p1g <killfactory () gmail com>]

Excellent idea Zaid!

Someone create video to help starting pen testers compile final reports.

Thats what you are getting paid for isn't it?


On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 10:52 AM, Zaid h. Alessa <zalessa () is com sa> wrote:
> Dears
>        O think we need video about security NOT hacking, using nmap in professional mode, and also about penetration 
> test starting from information gathering to end of report writing
>
> Regards
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> Subject: Re: SecurityTube.Net !
>
> Not bad but there are alot of websites that already offer such, some
> with quite better platforms for video sharing that not also let you
> share your own videos but also links to other already existing videos!
> Ok that some offer more than just security videos, but... isn't
> technology, gadgets, network related stuff already of interest for
> most?
>
> This is just one that comes to my mind now:
> http://www.astalavista.com/index.php?section=podcast
>
> Good work though vivek
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