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Department of homeland security. - Mr. Robot - Jan 26, 2020
Thought some of you guys wanting to get a career in cyber security could find these as a good read.
They have some pretty interesting information/techniques listed all over the place including data recovery, hacking and more.
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https://lmgtfy.com/?q=inurl%3A%22dhs.gov%2Fsites%2Fdefault%2Ffiles%2Fpublications%2F%22You can also search by adding keywords on google to the end such as:
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inurl:"dhs.gov/sites/default/files/publications/" doxxingExample
https://www.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/publications/How%20to%20Prevent%20Online%20Harrassment%20From%20Doxxing.pdf
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Here's one of my favorites.
Cyber Security Division
Technology Guide 2018
https://www.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/publications/CSD%202018%20Tech_Guide_Web%20Version_508.pdf
https://www.dhs.gov/xlibrary/videos/DHS%20S&T_CSD%20Overview%20Video_Final%20MP4.mp4
RE: Department of homeland security. - BreadMaker - Jan 26, 2020
Interesting will definitely check this out thanks Mr Robot, not sure if you remember me from awhile back but hope your doing good.
RE: Department of homeland security. - Mr. Robot - Jan 26, 2020
(Jan 26, 2020 11:24 PM)BreadMaker Wrote: Interesting will definitely check this out thanks Mr Robot, not sure if you remember me from awhile back but hope your doing good.
Always.
Anywho check this one out.
Not that we think anyone on here will be an active shooter lmao but practices are interesting.
https://www.cisa.gov/sites/default/files/publications/active-shooter-pocket-card-508.pdf
https://www.cisa.gov/sites/default/files/publications/19_1106_cisa_CISA_Cyber_Essentials_S508C_0.pdf
RE: Department of homeland security. - veiled - Jan 26, 2020
lmao this must be some sort of joke, the government probably has one of the worst cybersecurity infrastructures out there
RE: Department of homeland security. - Silent Uprising - Jan 27, 2020
(Jan 26, 2020 11:56 PM)veiled Wrote: lmao this must be some sort of joke, the government probably has one of the worst cybersecurity infrastructures out there
Are you joking? The USA might not have the best cyber security infrastructures but it is one of the best in the world. I spoke with an FBI agent actually like a year ish ago and he said if there is any cyber criminal they are trying to find...with enough funding they can do almost anything. I'm sure the NSA has some crazy cyber security infrastructure also.
RE: Department of homeland security. - sweatpants - Jan 27, 2020
I'm amazed at the kind of stuff you post and are able to find out. Definitely worth a read... your work does not go un-noticed Mr. Robot.
RE: Department of homeland security. - Xzedin - Jan 27, 2020
Some pretty useful stuff in there
RE: Department of homeland security. - Dotexe - Jan 27, 2020
That'd be interesting read, thank you for sharing Robot.
RE: Department of homeland security. - Vеrt - Jan 27, 2020
Hey that’s a pretty cool share! I’m gonna go ahead and read deeper into it
RE: Department of homeland security. - veiled - Jan 27, 2020
(Jan 27, 2020 12:59 AM)Silent Uprising Wrote: Are you joking? The USA might not have the best cyber security infrastructures but it is one of the best in the world. I spoke with an FBI agent actually like a year ish ago and he said if there is any cyber criminal they are trying to find...with enough funding they can do almost anything. I'm sure the NSA has some crazy cyber security infrastructure also.
the nsa is a joke
the only few contributions the nsa has benefited infosec is when they got compromised by their own contractor and leaked eternal exploits and maybe ghidra
"with enough funding they can do almost anything"
yeah brother, no shit, they can hire contractors who don't work internally and can dedicate a team of operatives to track down 1 person. that's not really talent, skill, intelligence, it's just spending taxpayer's dollars lmao
lol fbi
RE: Department of homeland security. - Charger - Jan 27, 2020
Out of all of the 3 letters, DHS is probably the easiest to get into as far as requirements. DHS ranges from TSA bag checkers and FEMA, to the Coast Guard, all the way to the Secret Service.
RE: Department of homeland security. - Boil - Jan 27, 2020
Thanks for sharing this! Currently taking a java programming class to start early on some CS classes through a local college
RE: Department of homeland security. - Omniscient - Jan 27, 2020
Great post. Quick Love granted.
RE: Department of homeland security. - grady - Jan 27, 2020
(Jan 27, 2020 10:44 AM)veiled Wrote: yeah brother, no Clay Davis, they can hire contractors who don't work internally and can dedicate a team of operatives to track down 1 person. that's not really talent, skill, intelligence, it's just spending taxpayer's dollars lmao
there's plenty of talent/skill/intelligence in any of the three letters
the US Gov't has way too large of an infrastructure and not near enough money to protect it all from PTAs consistently
also lol @ "infosec" => teenagers on twitter
RE: Department of homeland security. - Mr. Robot - Jan 27, 2020
(Jan 27, 2020 12:47 PM)๖ۣۜInfamy Wrote: there's plenty of talent/skill/intelligence in any of the three letters
the US Gov't has way too large of an infrastructure and not near enough money to protect it all from PTAs consistently
also lol @ "infosec" => teenagers on twitter
To be fair though, I like your signature - I hope he actually does it. Not too hard.