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Topic-icon Hacking an application

55 years 1 week ago #612 by o_felineteo82

i will prefer to hire a security expert to do these stuff. more professional.

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55 years 1 week ago #615 by o_Melvin

Agreed with Feline on the professionalism. Impt is you need to know what the vendors are telling you. Sad to say, sometimes vendor may gear the recommendations of the results towards what their product can do but then they may not be able or not willing to tell you what their product can't do.

So, if you are going for course, look for those who can do it vendor neutral so you get a more "rounded" perspective.

Btw, I'm not expert lol, just got interest in this area :)

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55 years 1 week ago #617 by o_merlionguy

be careful when u engaged vendors to do these security assessments as it's limited by what the tools can picked up, rest is really the skill sets of the security folks. so if u engage someone junior then too bad.

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55 years 1 week ago #622 by o_raining cats

don't hire the big 4, they are EXP!!

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10 years 4 months ago #360 by o_ronnie101

I want to hack into an application I built, how can i try this out to see if it's hackproof?

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9 years 8 months ago #538 by o_julieng

i think there's several tools to scan your application, can try that option

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