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Applications are moving away from the desktop and onto the web. With technologies like AJAX and Flash and the popularity of Mash-Ups and social networks, web application penetration testing is becoming increasingly important. Pushes for penetration testing are being driven by compliance, regulation, and a desire to not end up on the evening news, so a quality web application penetration testing class has been long overdue. SANS has stepped up to the plate and re-released SEC542 Web App Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking as a 6-day course with stronger hands-on exercises and culminating with a final day where students perform a penetration test on the classroom network. The original course was a 4-day version, but Kevin Johnson of InGuardians has updated and enhanced the content to contain many of the cutting-edge web application hacking techniques seen in the field today.
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I am in the process of taking the practical portion of the IACRB CPT exam. As most of you well know, you've got 60 days to complete and submit. I'm on the final step of the exam, which requires cracking of the root password on a Linux host. For me, this step seems to be taking quite a long time (15+ days now). While I realize that real-world password cracking can take days, months, or even years (depending on complexity), I'm curious to see if others have had the same experience. Also, what are your general feelings on the CPT and the amount of weight it carries in the pen-testing field? I've passed the CEH (InfoSec training) and have been considering the OSCP. Thoughts on that?
My planned direction is to "break into" this field starting next year, and I'm looking for suggestions on a sound approach. Ideally, I'd like to work as an independent, providing services to small companies (in the long run), but I realize that true pen-testing is seldom a one-man show.
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How do you convert Lux to par - please
Fortunately, for our use, we don't need to know PAR to within 1% or better. If we know it to within 10% that works perfectly well. So, it is possible to use a lux meter with the reading divided by about 60 - 80 to convert the measurement to the equivalent of PAR. Or, you can use various filters on a lux meter to tweak the frequency sensitivity of it, and the overall sensitivity of it, and make it read in PAR units, accurate to +/-10%, and possibly better, for the commonly used lighting types on planted tanks. That is what I was doing in this thread.
I have stopped making these "PAR meters", out of boredom, mostly. But, I think I can just slightly modify a lux meter like the ones I used, so it reads in PAR units almost as accurately as those I made. I'm making good progress towards doing so. That would make it an easy DIY project for anyone, or it would make selling modified units for $25 and making some profit for little work, possible. If this works out, I will start a new DIY thread about how to do it.
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|Hey Hoppy, does the thickness of the 1/2" acrylic disc in this version of the PAR sensor matter? Thanks.
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Hey Hoppy, how do you calibrate your PAR meter? Thanks.
|Hey Hoppy, how do you calibrate your PAR meter? Thanks.
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Use black electricians plastic tape to hold the top lens in place, and black out the sides of the sensor, for calibration.
With the sensor shimmed up to match the height of the Quantum meter sensor, measure the PAR from a fixed light with both meters. They should match.
They do match! So, all that's left is to cement the lens in place, put acrylic cement over the cable to housing joint to waterproof it, and cement the socket for a wand to hold the sensor at the other end of the bottom strip.
The last step is to paint the exterior of the sensor housing with black nail polish, two coats, to block all light except that that comes in from the top. You now have a usable PAR meter!
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Cement the bottom of the housing onto the base by putting a puddle of acrylic cement where you want the housing to be attached and pushing the assembly into the puddle, moving it a bit to be sure you have a good contact. Hold the assembly in place for about 3 minutes to let the cement set. The electric leads may slightly interfere with this, so you need to hold it until their push won't separate the joint.
Cut the sensor off the lux meter - disassemble the sensor so you can cut with a long cable lead left ahead of the coiled part of the lux meter cable. Strip the wires on that cable, and the cable to the new sensor. Leave the ground wire on the new sensor extending about 3/4 inch beyond the wires so it can be used as a strain relief for the soldered connections.
Tin all 4 bare wires. Place shrink tube segments on the cables before soldering the two connections. I use shrink tube on both connections, with two layers over the whole cable connection, with the long ground wire wrapped around the lux meter cable so the shrink tubes will grab it to help relieve the strain on the connection.
Cut a 5/16" diameter disc of Rosco #114 diffuser filter and place it on top of the upper retainer in the sensor assembly. This filter is essentially invisible, so it takes great care to be sure it is in place before attaching the top "lens".
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Solder the cable wires to the diode leads.
Trim off the wires and diode leads that extend past the end of the acrylic housing. Install a 1/8" long 1/2" tube retainer (the retainers have a saw cut on one side. Use diagonal cutter to trim off more of the acrylic so it will clear the cable). Push the retainer down until it holds the photodiode against the tube stub in the fixture. This locates the photodiode in the right position. Put a drop of acrylic cement on the cable where it comes through the wall of the housing, and one other place on the retainer, to hold the retainer in place. Be sure to pull the assembly partly back off the tube stub in the fixture to make sure you don't cement it to the fixture.
Cut out two 5/16" diameter discs of Rosco #4815 pink filter, and carefully put them on top of the diode, with the assembly turned over and not on the fixture.
Install a 1/8" long retainer on top of the filters, to hold them and the diode in place. This will fit tightly inside the housing, but can be held in place with a drop of acrylic cement, if you wish.
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While experimenting with putting 3 photodiodes in one sensor, in order to improve the spectral sensitivity of the PAR meter, I found that I could fit a photodiode into a 1/2" diameter acrylic tube. This led me to redesign the one diode PAR meter to be 2/3 the size of what I had been making - a 1/2" diameter vs. 3/4" diameter sensor.
Assembling this is much easier if you make a simple fixture to hold it while you work on it, while also keeping the photodiode located where it should be. This is just a piece of 3/8" tube, with a longitudinal saw kerf in one side, to make it fit inside a 1/2" acrylic tube easier, with a length sticking above the base equal to the desired distance from the top of the 1/2" tube housing to the top of the photodiode (9/32 inch), cemented into a sheet of acrylic.
Fit the 1/2" tube housing on the assembly fixture, and poke the electric cable through the hole, and up out of the housing far enough to let you strip the insulation about 1/4" back. Don't do this before trying to stick the cable through the hole - it is much easier to do before stripping the wires.
After stripping the wires, gently move the cable back so the stripped wires are inside the housing.
Now, look at the face of the photodiode and locate the mark, either a "+" or just a dot, which identifies the cathode of the diode. This is the lead that connects to the red wire in the cable. Turn the housing over and carefully drop the diode in, so the leads straddle the cable, with the cathode lead on the red wire side. Put the housing back on the fixture, so the diode rests on the top of the stub of tube in the fixture. Use a wood toothpick or something similar to bend up the wires to get them in contact with the diode leads, ready to solder the connections.
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|I have been asked if these PAR meters will work ok for reef tanks. To find out, I bought a 50-50 36 watt PC bulb, and tested a couple of them with that. One read 32 vs the Quantum meter reading of 33, and the other was only 2 units off at about the same reading. So, now I know they do work with 50-50 white/actinic light.
I am still having problems with duplicating these exactly. Any minor error in the geometry make the sensitivity different, and I have to experiment to calibrate it against a Quantum meter, using different diffuser filters. So, I have spent some time trying to make it less variable. This is the design I will be using for any next batches:
Except for one part of the assembly, this is easier and faster to assemble, and the geometry is more consistent. It works exactly as well, once calibrated. The part that remains difficult to assemble is the photodiode to the tiny circuit board, cut from a much bigger one I got at Radio Shack, which will produce 28 tiny circuit boards. But, soldering the diode to the circuit board, the cable to the diode on the circuit board, and maneuvering this assembly into the 3/4" acrylic tube is still difficult. I think this will get easier as I make more of these.
I tried to photograph this as I assembled it, but my camera macro function isn't good enough to focus on the tiny parts.
I plan to make about 5-6 of these at a time, probably one batch every week or 10 days, and sell these on the For Sale forum. But, I was informed that there would also be a market for these with Reef tank keepers if they work equally well with typical Reef tank lighting. So, I ordered cheap 50-50 actinic/10000K PC bulb to verify that it is equally accurate with that mix. I haven't received the bulb yet, so I don't yet know how well it will do with that light.
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Is this the meter you are offering for sale here?:
I just bought one from you and did not see this thread till now.
Is this the meter you are offering for sale here?:
I just bought one from you and did not see this thread till now.
|Great work Hoppy!! I figured that you wouldn't quit until you had it perfect in your eyes.
I think I am finally satisfied with my design, after a lot more work. I finally thought to look up the spectral response for the Apogee Quantum PAR meter, to see what they use and how good it is. I was surprised to find that they also have a far from perfect match with the 400-700 nM PAR spectral range, and, as a result their meter is only good to about +/- 4% for typical aquarium lights, and less accurate for incandescent lights. So, I tried to match their spectral response as best I could with the photodiode and Roscolux filter gels that I have. That proved to be relatively easy, once I worked out the details of what the filter response should look like. I settled on using the Roscolux # 4815 filter gel, giving this spectral response vs the Qualtum meter spectral response:
That left the problem of how to adjust the calibration of the meter without changing the spectral response. So, I noticed that in the Roscolux sample book are 19 different diffuser filters, white diffusers which would not alter the color of the light passing through them. I set up a PAR meter and checked the reduction in the reading that each of those diffusers gave me when I put one on top of the PAR meter sensor. The transmissivities ranged from 45% to 90%, so by using different combinations of those diffuser filters I could adjust the sensitivity of the meter over a very wide range.
With that problem solved, I made some modifications to the last design of the sensor, all aimed at making it easier to make the parts and to assemble them with minimal variation from assembly to assembly. My final design, which I prototyped, was:
With this design I can make 5+ of each part in about 30 minutes, with the aid of a few very simple fixtures. Assembling the parts was very easy, even with the tiny parts.
Today I received a batch of 5 more lux meters, so I was able to assemble a complete PAR meter for testing and to determine what diffuser filters I needed. It took just 2 diffuser filters, Roscolux # 102 and #114, to get a near perfect match with a Quantum meter. This PAR meter is now well within my goal of +/- 10% accuracy. I have two more just about assembled now.
If you have reasonable mechanical skills you should be able to easily duplicate this and make them to sell, if you wish to do so. The Roscolux filter sample books are free at a dealer, or you can buy one at Amazon. The acrylic tubes are available on EBay. You should have little difficulty finding usable flexible 2 conductor cable at a local electronics supply store, although Radioshack doesn't seem to have any.
I have a list of 7 people who have asked that I make them one, so I will finish off that list, and maybe make a few more, then I hope someone else picks up this relatively easy, high demand "product" for others to buy.
Here is the assembly sequence I am following:
Assemble Photodiode to item 5.
Apply acrylic cement to holes in item 5 to attach diode.
Thread cable through hole in item 6, and solder cable wires to leads.
Assemble above assembly to item 6, with acrylic cement.
Paint outside cylindrical surface of above assembly with black nail polish.
Glue item 4 to item 1 with acrylic cement.
Paint outside cylindrical surface of that assembly with black nail polish.
Load filters into item 4-1 assembly and push item 3 in to retain.
Use masking tape to assemble above assemblies for testing.
Adjust diffuser filters to get correct PAR reading.
Apply 2 drops of acrylic cement to hold item 3 in place.
Glue the two sub-assemblies together with acrylic cement.
Glue above assembly to item 7, and paint bottom of item 7 under item 6 with black
nail polish. Glue on a "socket" for holding wand made of piece of acrylic tube to
above assembly.
This modified meter works on the maximum scale of the lux meter, the 50,000lux scale. I just use a couple of drops of acrylic cement to lock the range selector slide switch in the right position.
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Ya know I read the other comments, sometimes when ur born in poverty, thats all u know. U don't realize what else is out there. I guarantee no one treats him special where he comes from, mite have even had hard times bein lite skined. But God sometimes points u in a better direction. An whats wrong with taking something that has gone wrong, an turn it into something positive from da hood. U can see the man wants the finer things in life, even if he has to barrow or steal, thats not wrong that determination, thats not giving up. Thats making DREAMS A REALITY. MR. JEREMY MEEKS, PLEASE FEEL DA LUV OF DA PPL AN SHOW THESE NEGATIVE PPL, WHO MR. MEEKS REALLY IS. GOD BLESS YA AN UR FAMILY. UR OUT BABY
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For his safety and the safety of others I hope this was a wake-up call. Not surprising, family history of addiction, too young and immature to have the kind of money, freedom and adoration he has. It is a blueprint for a tragedy to happen. Watching the performance hen he was releasd, sitting on the hood of the car like he's at a parade I doubt this will impact on him the way it should. He surrounds himself with hangers on and loosers who will have to give up their free ride if he gets straightened out. What a shame we live in a culture that exploits young people while others get rich off them and stand by and watch as they self destruct. What a culture of vultures the entertainment world has become, degenerate, greedy, misogamist, and violent. You should all be so proud of yourselves!!


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one who likes to be around balls. at first you might think the person just admires your personality and wit but eventually you will find out he has something for your testicles. he is a nard-hound.
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So most of you have seen me on this forum a while now and some might know that about a month ago I landed my dream job as junior security consultant.
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Also for any of you who dont know me that well, writing is not something I really enjoy that much and this still in draft so any feedback is more than welcome.
Its a bit long but I hope it will be useful to newbi trying break into security. I hope to also get this on my website and the YPISG website once it has been read a few more times. So you could say this EH exclusive lol
How I went from PC Technician to Junior Security Consultant at the longest running computer security company in the UK.
As a young boy I was also the curious type wanting to know how things worked and why my toys could not do stuff I wanted them to. I always found time to take my toys apart then try and put them back together again which didn't go as well as I expected. There was always something about me that wanted to know everything about anything I could. At first this started with toys but as I got older this moved onto computers. When I was about nine we got our first computer, which was a Time PC and came with games like Theme Hospital. I was never really good at the hardware side of things so I focused mainly on software, learning how to do most things from the keyboard. As I went to secondary school I learned more and more about different software and this was where I made my first hack with some friend, we noticed it was possible to use excel macros to install software we should not really be able to have like virtual pool and football manager. At the same time films like Hackers was coming out and I remember watching that film thinking 'wow that is so cool how does that work' this was the turning point in my life where I just wanted to know about hacking and how I could learn more about it.
However at this time security and hacking was not the focal point that it is today so trying to learn hacking was near impossible. From this point on hacking became my hobby I would read about stores in the news and try find out as much about hacking as I could in my own spare time. I was still really unsure what I wanted to do with my life but knew I didn't really enjoy school that much I only really liked doing IT which was really hands on, so I decide to leave school and being young felt I would walk into an amazing job with great pay and my life would be complete.
After leaving school, through the years I had many jobs including working for a Film Company, courier, and a Printer. Whilst I was doing all these jobs I carried on trying to learn about security and hacking buying items off ebay that were described as hacking courses to try and teach myself and learn more. I finally came to the decision that the only want to go forward would be to do a computer course so I applied for a course at my local collage I was still unsure what I wanted to do so I tried to pick a course that covered a wide range of subjects, maybe this would give me a better indication of what I really wanted to do. I ended up doing HND in Information Technology and was given the chance to do a top up degree with the University of Kent to get a degree in Information Technology. While doing my degree I started a part time job as Sales Advisor at PC World, within a few months I had worked my way up to becoming a Tech Guy.
It was also around this time that security became well known to people through the news. I spent most of my student loan on computer security books but was frustrated that I never had time to read them. I finally finished the degree and achieved a 2.2 grade this was not the best outcome but I had some personal problems during the last year which affected my grade. So I left University and was still unsure of what I wanted to do at the time, I was still following my hobby of security reading about recent hacks in the news and trying to find out what I needed to know in order to become a security professional. I carried on working part time at PC World why I figured out what my next move was. At first I started to apply for web development jobs just to have full time work but didn't feel like my heart was really in it and didn't want a job where I could learn everything, I wanted it to be a challenge. I wanted a job that was exciting and was always demanding.
I finally got a bit of a break when browsing the BCS website I saw an advent that went something like 'do you want a career in computer security get on contact'. This caught my attention and I wanted to know more, I never really used the BCS at all before so I decided to send them an email and find out what the advent was all about. I later got a reply and was told they were setting up a group, which would help young professionals get into security. This would be the start of my eight-month journey to land my dream job as a pen tester. I joined the group and started to get involved a lot more with security. I found online forums like ethicalhacker.net where I could get advice on course and books, I wanted to give me the best chance to get a job I already knew how hard this was going to be as most companies would see my 2.2 grade and usually decide that I was not capable of doing this job.
However I didn't let that stop me I knew I wanted this more than anything in the world, a job that was well paid challenging and was always demanding.I started to realise what a challenge it was going to be with so much information to learn, so many courses to do and realising how expensive it would be. I didn't really know where to start I thought the best thing would be to try get some security experience so I tried to find some courses and came across the Hackingdojo run by Tom Whilem. I knew Tom as I had read a few of his books and this course was aimed at taking someone with no experience and building them up, this course was a pay monthly course, so it was affordable on my part time wages. The only problem I had was this course was run once a week so I had a lot time on my hands so I tried looking for another course that I could afford but also would give me something to add to my CV, the only other course I could really afford was the OCWP (Offensive Security Wireless Professional) I knew about Offensive because of the wonderful work they did with Backtrack also lots of people recommended it to me on ethicalhacker.net.
Once I passed the course I tried to get my name out into the industry as best I could I attended security events, creating a linkin page and adding contact as well as security groups and created my own webpage www.jamierougive.co.uk to have something to show employees as well as help others who were like me and didn't really know where to start. I also got cheap business cards printed with my website on that I could hand out to places like InfoSec. After around five months of doing this, making contacts and working hard to try to improve my skills as well as being involved with the ypisg.bcs.org and running events I started to apply for Junior Penetration jobs. I was happy when I started to get requests to go for interviews I felt that I was getting somewhere after all my hard work was starting to pay off and it should have not been long before I was working for a company doing something I was really interested in and had a lot of passion for.
How wrong I was, I was getting interviews but was having problems with the questions they asked me this was because the range of question were so broad and different from one company to another a lot of the time I would learn the basic stuff and then they would want me to explain advanced stuff that I could just not remember. I was trying to remember too much and remembering it inside out was even harder. When I did learn the more advanced stuff I would get asked the really basic stuff it was really frustrating it felt like I was going backwards and not getting anywhere and despite the fact I knew once I was given a change I could learn anything and would be a good pen tester getting a break was proving extremely difficult. Just when I felt things could not get any worse, they did I had the worst interview of my life where nothing went well and the person who interviewed me made me feel extremely stupid and like no matter how much I tried I would never get a job doing what I wanted I left the interview felling demoralised and really down and just felt like giving up.
It took me a few days and some really good advice to pick myself up and get ready for another interview I had lined up. The final interview I picked myself up and took everything that went wrong in other interview and built on it spending the four days before the interview going over the CEH study guide and other notes as well as looking at the company website trying take in as much information as I could this was make or break for me I gave it everything I could, I turned up at the company not knowing what to expect were they going to ask me basic questions or were they going to ask me about WEP cracking.
I always turn up early for interviews and ended up sitting in the reception for around fifteen minutes before I had my interview and straight away I could tell I was going to like this company the staff were friendly, they were working hard but having a joke at the same time I felt at home and felt really relaxed. I was then called for the interview where I got mixture of questions some was basic but some were more advanced. I had question after question, some I just didn't know, and from experience knew it was best to be honest the people who held the interviews knew their stuff inside out it's not worth trying to blag it.
It felt like I was in the interview a lifetime two and half hour to be precise, another thing I had found with interviews is you can never really tell how it went, there are some cases where you can tell like the really bad experience I had, I knew that went bad and knew once I left I had more chance of winning the lottery than getting that job. But some you just cannot tell, I felt this interview went okay but some questions I didn't know or didn't answer I felt let me down, which made it even worse was the interview was on a Thursday and I had to wait over the weekend to find out how it went. I finally got the good news that they wanted to take me on as a Junior security consultant, I can't really describe how this felt I was over the moon at the news and at a total loss for words. I just couldn't wait to start my new job.
So what did I learn from all this? What was the point of this article? Well I wanted to share my journey and give some advice to anyone who is trying to get into security especially Pen Testing. The first bit of advice is it's not going to be easy so you need to want this so bad and never accept no as a answer if you really want this it does not matter what background you have what grades you got at University, if you want this you can get it but be prepared to work hard and realise you may have bad interviews but if you build on them you will finally reach your goal. You should also do as much as you can to get involved within the security field going to events and making contacts could give you the vital break you need I got some of my interviews from contacts I had met at places like InfoSec and the BCS.
Try and pay for your own course if you can, this shows you are truly interested in the subject and are willing to spend your own money for something you'll enjoy and believe in. If you can afford it doing something like Tiger scheme AST and QSTM course, which will get your CV, noticed by companies or the CREST CRT course will improves your chances of landing a job. I also recommend going thought CEH to understand the basic as well as leaning stuff like common port number, how TCP/IP works, How Nmap uses TCP|UDP to determine whether a host is open close or filtered, and knowing some web hacking basic like what is SQL injection and XSS. Also know your CV inside out, you'll usually be interviewed by technical directors if you have on your CV that you passed Cisco course, be expected for them to ask you a Cisco question like what is the default password for Cisco router. The last bit advice is just chase the dream never give up it will be hard to land a job but once you do it will be worth it.


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[Article]-DIY Career in Ethical Hacking
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The sub-title to my recent presentation at the SANS WhatWorks in Pen Testing Summit is Remodeling your career for little to no money down. Inside you'll find practical exercises in finding out who you are and what gets your blood flowing. And, although I do offer some advice on pushing your career in this growing field of ethical hacking with some inexpensive (and sometimes free) actions one can take, none of that seemed to be what struck a chord with the crowd.
One of the bullet points paraphrases a quote from the movie, Risky Business, when Joel's father says in a more PC kind of way that, "Every now and then you just have to say what the heck. Make your move." And that is what I did. At the risk of being laughed off the stage, I gave a non-technical talk at a technical conference and talked about life choices, family priorities and the dirty laundry of the male dominated IT world.
I've always been honest and willing to share with the community, and so I will continue to do so. The talk did not inspire everyone, but to the many that came up to me afterwards and the following day with their own career stories and to offer compliments go my deepest gratitude. As promised, I agreed to record this speech and share the MP3 file as well as the slide deck with all of you. Forgive me in advance, but much of the presentation is very personal, but I truly feel that it drives the point home (pun intended).
Let me know what you think. And be honest... I can take it.