Jordan Drysdale

Author, How-To, InfoSec 201, Jordan Drysdale it security, Jordan Drysdale, Small Business, SMB InfoSec Controls

Small and Medium Business Security Strategies: Part 2

Jordan Drysdale // A few of us have discussed the stress that small and medium business proprietors and operators feel these days. We want to help stress you out even […]

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Author, Blue Team, How-To, Jordan Drysdale Critical Controls, it security, Jordan Drysdale, Small Business, Small Business Security

Small and Medium Business Security Strategies: Part 1

Jordan Drysdale// Blurb: A few of us have discussed the stress that small and medium business proprietors and operators feel these days. We want to help stress you out even […]

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Author, Jordan Drysdale, Physical, Red Team Badgy, Jordan Drysdale, pen-testing, penetration testing, pentest, Pentesting, Physical Pentest

Performing a Physical Pentest? Bring This!

Jordan Drysdale// Physical Pentest Upcoming? Bring a Badgy. While badge reproduction may not be the intended use of this product, if you are a physical tester and you don’t own […]

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Author, InfoSec 201, Jordan Drysdale data, Data Brokers, Digital Identity, privacy

Review of the Data Brokers

Jordan Drysdale // The following content is loosely based on a presentation I gave at BSides Denver. After speaking at BSides Denver, one of the audience members spent some time […]

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Author, Jordan Drysdale, Red Team, Wireless GPS'd SSIDs, Kismet, raspberry Pi, Wireless

How to: From WarDriving to SSIDs on Google Maps with Latitude/Longitude

Jordan Drysdale // Step 1: Build your capture rig RPi3, Kali, Battery Packs, 2 x supported wifi card of your choosing (I used the Alfa Black for this run). My finished product: Solar Battery […]

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Author, Blue Team, Jordan Drysdale, Kent Ickler, Webcasts bloodhound, DLP, group policy, Hashcat, Microsoft, mitigation, Network Vulnerabilities, PowerSploit, recon, reconaissance, Windows

WEBCAST: Wrangling Internal Network Vulnerabilities

Jordan Drysdale & Kent Ickler // In this webcast, we demonstrate some standard methodologies utilized during an internal network review. We also discuss various tools used to test network defenses […]

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Author, How-To, Jordan Drysdale, Kent Ickler, Webcasts, Wireless attack-n-crack, how to attack wi-fi, how to set up wi-fi, webcasts, wi-fi

WEBCAST: Attack-n-Crack Wi-Fi

Jordan Drysdale & Kent Ickler // Jordan and Kent demonstrate why there is only ONE correct way to configure your wireless networks. They also talk about the use of a […]

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Author, Jordan Drysdale, Kent Ickler, Red Team, Red Team Tools Kon-Boot, thumb drive fun

Super Sweet Kon-Boot Demo in GIFs

Jordan Drysdale, victim // Kent Ickler, adversary // In this post, our victim locks their computer and heads out for a coffee refill. The adversary smashes through all system and […]

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Author, Jordan Drysdale, Red Team, Red Team Tools all the payloads, bash bunny, Hak5, usb, usb exfiltrator, windows XP

How to Get USB_Exfiltration Payload Using the Bash Bunny

Jordan Drysdale // This is a super quick write-up on the first very useful payload we tested and confirmed as 100% reliable on all Windows systems (XP-SP3+) with PowerShell enabled. […]

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