We think we know how computer systems work, but how come they keep surprising us?
We also think we know how humans behave, but we keep finding out we don’t.
This podcast is for ethical hackers who are thirsty for challenges and who never settle for easy answers.
We challenge some of the best offensive security pros in the world to reveal the unique traits, skills, and real-world experiences that got them where they are today.
Get ready to be caught off guard as we debunk misconceptions, dissect wins, and explore what ethical hacking culture teaches us.
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We think we know how computer systems work, but how come they keep surprising us?
We also think we know how humans behave, but we keep finding out we don’t.
This podcast is for ethical hackers who are thirsty for challenges and who never settle for easy answers.
We challenge some of the best offensive security pros in the world to reveal the unique traits, skills, and real-world experiences that got them where they are today.
Get ready to be caught off guard as we debunk misconceptions, dissect wins, and explore what ethical hacking culture teaches us.
This is the “We think we know” podcast from Pentest-Tools.com.
We think we know hacking is a tool for deeper change
We think we know
59 minutes 13 seconds
1 year ago
We think we know hacking is a tool for deeper change
Welcome to an insightful episode of our We think we know podcast where we delve deep into the world of ethical hacking with the legendary Jayson E. Street.
As an icon in the penetration testing community, Jayson brings a unique blend of wit, wisdom, and a profound understanding of the hacker mindset.
Join us as we explore the essence of hacking, not as a mere technical pursuit but as an art form, a craft that transcends traditional boundaries.
We think we know
We think we know how computer systems work, but how come they keep surprising us?
We also think we know how humans behave, but we keep finding out we don’t.
This podcast is for ethical hackers who are thirsty for challenges and who never settle for easy answers.
We challenge some of the best offensive security pros in the world to reveal the unique traits, skills, and real-world experiences that got them where they are today.
Get ready to be caught off guard as we debunk misconceptions, dissect wins, and explore what ethical hacking culture teaches us.
This is the “We think we know” podcast from Pentest-Tools.com.
