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Road to OSCE3: Episodio 1 – OSEP

Β‘Hola a todos!Β  Con este post da comienzo una serie de 3 posts donde hablarΓ© de las certificaciones que forman OSCE3 y de cΓ³mo yo me las he preparado.Β  ΒΏQuΓ© es OSCE3?Β  Si llevas algΓΊn tiempo en el mundo de la ciberseguridad ofensiva, seguro que has oΓ­do hablar del OSCP (Offensive Security Certified Professional). Es

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Knowing what not to attack

Most talk about offensive security agents is about power. Can it find the bug? Can it chain the exploit? Can it own the box? That’s the easy part. Wiring a model up to tools is normal engineering now, and raw capability improves on its own every time a new model ships. The parts that don’t

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What the Recent Water Systems Cyber Attacks Reveal About Critical Infrastructure Security

The recent water system attacks are a reminder that familiar techniques can have serious consequences when they reach critical infrastructure. Preparing teams before the next incident is just as important as responding to the last one.

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Why β€œAI Pentesting” is the Wrong Term (And Why We Need AI Red Teaming)

Recently, I read a great post by Melvin Tan Zhi Xian sharing his thoughts halfway through the OffSec OSAI+ course. He touched on something crucial that isn’t being talked about enough: how the methodology for attacking AI doesn’t map cleanly to a standard pentest framework. Melvin’s feedback really resonated with me. It sparked a deeper

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