Hi there! I’m Micah Hoffman, also known as “WebBreacher”.
I’m also currently…
- the Principal Investigator at Spotlight Infosec LLC (https://www.spotlight-infosec.com)
- the President of The OSINT Curious Project (https://osintcurio.us)
- the Founder and lead trainer of the My OSINT training site (https://myosint.training)
- the Co-Founder of the OSINT Games experiential training site (https://osint.games)
- an open source project creator/maintainer (https://github.com/webbreacher)
I also was associated with…
- the SANS Institute as a Senior Intructor and course author of the SEC487 OSINT course.
Hi Micah,
I am looking into taking your class in SF in November. The SANS 542. I have a small amount of Python experience (like I can write simple scripts, not quickly…but I can do it) and am a Associate level AppSec employee at Lending Club. I want to learn pentesting but I am concerned that the class is too advanced. Can you please advise on if this is ok for beginners ? I am a security n00b so I need to learn everything. Thank you for your advice!
Wendy
Hi Wendy. This is the intro level course. We start at the basics and move ahead from there. You should be awesome in this class!
Hello Micah,
This is Kossi one of your old students. Please I need the link to the document that explains what factors you should look for when determining the risk score and risk level of a vulnerability.
Thanks
You will find that in the http://files.webbreacher.com/ web site’s files. It is the LHandIMCalc_v1.0_public.xlsm (http://files.webbreacher.com/LHandIMCalc_v1.0_public.xlsm)
Thanks
Micah – saw your talk at B-Sides DC 2017 – I’m hoping that the video for that event is available soon (and has better audio quality). Please do post links to it, since it was longer and included all of your content.
Thanks for the comment Rich. Definitely will update the page once I get the link to the recent talk.
I am trying to place your mind map into the recommend mind map application. Is there some instruction on how to do that?
Hey Joel. If you are using the MindMap application from https://www.xmind.net/, you should be able to download the OSINT_Map.xmind file and then open it in the app.