So basically there is about a 60 seconds window to infiltrate a target PC.
My take is to unplug DisplayPort from gpu and plug it into motherboard.

Yes im that evil.

Is there any better solutions? It must be something harmless, more like a prank. I guess they’re going to test our local IT guy if he can handle such stuff. Poor guy.

Hello, I’m making a program in C++ and I have to get the ESI register of a process in Windows and I have no idea of what to do.

Hello, I was wondering if anyone had any information on the state of ExploitDB. It hasn’t been updated in 2 months and I haven’t found anything from Offensive Security about that.

Thank you !

Hey Reddit,

I’m currently a college student considering my options for a degree in cyber security, and I came across the SANS Technology Institute. I’ve been researching the school and its program, and I’d like to know the real-world value of a SANS Tech bachelor’s degree in the job market.

I’m curious to hear from those in the industry, specifically cyber security professionals (especially those who currently hire or have experience hiring), on your thoughts and experiences with SANS Tech graduates and if you have any insight.

Does a SANS Technology Institute Bachelor’s degree open doors to a career in cyber security, or is it viewed as less valuable than a degree from a traditional university?

I’ve seen SANS come up here and there, and it’s seemingly always talked about positively regarding their certifications. So, if it is respected for its certifications, it would be interesting to hear feedback on how a full degree might be perceived in comparison.

I would greatly appreciate any knowledge or advice you can offer. Thanks!