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    Free Hands-On Penetration Testing Crash Course Released●Learn Real-World Penetration Testing: Hands-On Ethical Hacking Crash CourseYhnWorld823 min ago

    A new free crash course teaches real-world penetration testing and ethical hacking through hands-on lessons. The course walks learners through practical offensive security techniques used by professionals, aimed at beginners wanting to break into cybersecurity. It is being shared among developers and security enthusiasts, who welcome free, practical training material in a field where hands-on skills are highly valued.

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    Novee targets forgotten internet-facing assets with penetration testing▼Novee puts forgotten internet-facing assets through penetration testing✉newsTechnologyInternet3 d ago

    Novee is offering penetration testing focused on forgotten internet-facing assets, the unmonitored systems and services that often become entry points for attackers. By putting these overlooked assets through testing, the company aims to help organisations uncover vulnerabilities before they are exploited. Security commentators note that shadow IT and stale infrastructure remain a common blind spot in corporate defence.

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    AI Begins Rewriting the Penetration Tester's Toolkit▼The Rise of The Machines Your toolkit is about to be rewritten. This podcast episode confronts the uncomfortable realityMmastodonTechnologyAI25 d ago

    A new podcast episode argues that artificial intelligence is transforming penetration testing, moving beyond automated scanning to take over decision-making loops once reserved for human security professionals. The discussion frames this as an uncomfortable reality for cybersecurity practitioners, whose tools and workflows are about to be fundamentally rewritten as AI absorbs more of the testing process.

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    Writer Survives 48 Hours in Tokyo With No Internet or Cash●I Spent 48 Hours in Tokyo With No Internet and Zero Yen Cash✉newsTechnologyInternet4 d ago

    A journalist spent 48 hours in Tokyo without internet access or any yen cash to test how far a digital-only visitor can get in Japan's capital. The challenge highlighted how far mobile payments and navigation apps have penetrated daily life, and where cash and offline planning still matter. Readers are sharing the piece as a practical stress test for travelers considering going phone-dependent abroad.

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    Developer launches Pentestboard, a job board for offensive security roles●I built Pentestboard, a job board only for offensive security: pentest, red team and offensive AppSec. 64 roles live, eaMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity15 d ago

    A new job board called Pentestboard has launched, focusing exclusively on offensive security work such as penetration testing, red teaming and offensive application security. The site currently lists 64 roles, each manually reviewed and linked directly to the employer's own posting, with listings sourced only from public applicant tracking system APIs rather than scraped from LinkedIn. Security practitioners are sharing and discussing the project in its early stages.

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    Proton sparks backlash with AI-first Engineering Manifesto●FOSS NEWS Proton forces employees to assist AI and not the other way around, with their new Engineering Manifesto, CEO cMmastodonWorld06 d ago

    Proton, the Swiss privacy company behind Proton Mail, is facing criticism after publishing a new Engineering Manifesto that employees say prioritises assisting AI tools over other work. The controversy escalated after the CEO reportedly called an employee who suggested more thorough penetration testing a 'loser thinking' advocate. Free and open-source software communities are debating whether the policy conflicts with Proton's privacy-focused brand.

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