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There are two types of security professionals, those who build the buttons and those who click them

May 4

How a small development team handles more supported operating systems than engineers

Apr 22

A Raspberry Pi. Two red teamers. One mission: hack grandma

Apr 19

If an adversary focused on the fictional Dunder Mifflin office, how could they approach an offensive cyber operation?

Apr 15

Learn basic offensive security skills to protect your organization

Apr 12

How to build a disposable attack box using a Raspberry Pi

Apr 5

Operator's new Protect Mode introduces a hands-off approach to security testing

Mar 28

Take a look behind the curtain at the Prelude Operator software dependencies

Mar 18

Part two in converting an idea into a repeatable attack

Mar 1

Deploy Operator on remote servers and have the GUI "pop" on your desktop

Feb 20

The power of converting an adversary emulation playbook into a full-fledged security assessment

Feb 8

Common questions about Prelude Operator.. answered!

Feb 7

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