Tuesday, 15 July 2014

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Thursday, 29 August 2013

NSA’s CNSS Accreditation for Mile2

Mile2, a globally recognized leader in providing Cyber Security training, certifications, course development, and consulting got CNSS accreditation for six of its classes last month. Mile2 was known for the early development of its Certified Ethical Hacker courses, which are used by the U.S Department of Defense for security training purposes. Mile2 trainings were designed by highly skilled IT Security experts so the trainings may help security professionals for the Department of Defense (DOD) and now after getting CNSS accreditation, Mile2 trainings got global recognition by military departments of many countries. 



Earlier in this year, the Committee on National Security Systems (CNSS) acknowledged  that Mile2’s substantial certification courses meet all of the elements that follow the CNSS National Training Standards. CNSS is basically responsible for National level policies for Information Security Assurance for the US Government and National Security agencies.

Mile2 Certifications have already become the de facto standard for organizations especially in the areas of Penetration testing and Information systems and now it has achieved global recognition and worth among all other certification bodies. By marking Mile2 certifications as a premium certification CNSS has approved that Mile2 certifications are in continuous review and improvement of its quality, that it meets CNSS National Training Standards, and it is accountable for achieving what it sets out to do.

What difference, CNSS Accreditation will make to Mile2 certified individuals?


CNSS Accreditation ensures high level of quality in the education of Mile2. It also ensures that anyone who receives Mile2 certification will be recognized worldwide for the true achievement. CNSS accreditation is a proof that Mile2 certifications are competent enough to certify individuals, behave ethically and employ suitable quality assurance. Mile2 certifications’ demand was already on the rise and after getting accreditation it speaks to a sense of public trust, as well as to information assurance quality.

The following CNSS standards were met by Mile2 certifications:

 CNSS Standard
Mile2 Courses
NSTISSI-4011 National Training Standard for Information Systems Security (INFOSEC)
C)ISSO – Certified Information Systems Security Officer
CNSSI – 4012 National Information Assurance
Training Standard for Senior Systems Managers           
C)ISSO – Certified Information Systems Security Officer
CNSSI-4013 National Information Assurance Training Standard for System Administrators
C)PTE – Certified Penetration Testing Engineer
CNSSI-4014 Information Assurance Training Standard for Information Systems Security Officers
C)SLO – Certified Security Leadership Officer
NSTISSI-4015 National Training Standard for Systems Certifiers
ISCAP – Information Systems Certification and Accreditation Professional
CNSSI-4016 National Information Assurance Training Standards for Risk Analysis
C)DRE

Mile2 is still looking forward to achieve more accreditation to show its certifications’ worth and encourages its global adoption to help support government, military and other agencies to get more secured from cyber threats.



Monday, 3 June 2013

Aircrack-ng Updated After 3 Years - new version 1.2 released

Finally after 3 years of long time, Pen tester's favorite weapon Airmon-ng got an update. Various  fixes and enhancements on all tools and documentation have been made.In addition few new tools and scripts including distributed cracking tool are also included.




Version 1.2-beta1 (changes from aircrack-ng 1.1) – Released 25 May 2013:

Airmon-ng: Added chipset information for ar9170usb, wl, rt2800usb, ar9271, wl12xx, RT3070STA, ath9k_htc, r871x_usb_drv, ath5k, carl9170 and various Intel drivers.
Airmon-ng: Fixed chipset information ipw2200.
Airmon-ng: Fixed output for r8187 driver.
Airmon-ng: Improved chipset information for a few drivers.
Airmon-ng: Support for displaying information about ath9k.
Airmon-ng: Added ‘check kill’ to automatically kill services that could interfere.
Airmon-ng: Fixed issues with Intel chipsets detection.
Airmon-ng: Updated iw download link.
Airmon-ng: Better mac80211 handling
Airmon-ng: Added detection for WiLink TI driver, rtl819xU, iwlwifi.
Airmon-zc: Improved version of Airmon-ng with more detailled information.
Airdecap-ng: Fixed decoding QoS frames (Closes: #667 and #858).
Airgraph-ng: Use Aircrack-ng Makefile instead of its own.
Airbase-ng: Fixed bug using clients list.
Airbase-ng: Fixed issue with QoS (ticket #760).
Airbase-ng: Fixed sending beacons with null SSID.
Airbase-ng: Allow non ASCII ESSID
Airodump-ng: Fixed buffer overflow (ticket #728).
Airodump-ng: Fixed channel parsing.
Airodump-ng: Fixed FreeBSD battery reading.
Airodump-ng: Renamed “Packets” column to “Frames” (“Packets” was not correct).
Airodump-ng: Fixed XML bugs when outputting NetXML: ESSID containing ‘&’ or chinese characters, when multiple encryption are used.
Airodump-ng: Add alternative paths for Airodump-ng OUI file.
Airodump-ng: Added GPSd 2.92+ support (JSON).
Airodump-ng: Add option –manufacturer to display manufacturer column on airodump-ng.
Airodump-ng: Add feature to show APs uptime (–uptime) based on the timestamp.
Airodump-ng-OUI-update: Fixed OUI URL and allow CURL redirect (ticket #829).
Airdrop-ng: removed .py from file names.
Airdrop-ng: Fixed bug in installer.
Airdrop-ng: Fixed OUI lookup.
Airdrop-ng: Fixed bug when several BSSID have the same ESSID.
Airdrop-ng: Doesn’t constantly parse anymore, wait 5 seconds each time it parses.
Airdrop-ng: Fixed crash when failing to get channel or when rules file didn’t exist.
Airdrop-ng: Fixed to use lorcon.py/lorcon2 libs.
Airdrop-ng: Updated README.
Airdrop-ng: Fixed error preventing update to work.
Versuck-ng: New script to do the same thing as the kismet autowep plugin from the CLI.
Aircrack-ng: Fixed counter display error when cracking WPA.
Aircrack-ng: Added output of the WPA handshake to EWSA project file.
Aircrack-ng: Added output of the WPA handshake to oclhashcat+ project file.
Aircrack-ng: Added benchmark option, -S.
Aircrack-ng: Fixed -u option.
Aircrack-ng: PIC fix for hardened systems from Francisco Blas Izquierdo Riera (klondike)
Aircrack-ng: Allow dictionaries larger than 2Gb.
Aircrack-ng: Give a better message when there’s an error with the dictionary.
Aircrack-ng: Prevent a buffer overflow from happening (Wojciech Waga).
Aireplay-ng: Added migration mode attack from Leandro Meiners and Diego Sor from Core Security (BlackHat Las Vegas 2010)
Aireplay-ng, Airodump-ng: Added option to ignore issue with -1 channel.
Airserv-ng: Fixed crash when clients disconnect.
Besside-ng-crawler: Added EAPOL Crawler.
Airdecloak-ng: Fixed bug when using pcap files with PPI headers.
dcrack: Distributed cracking server/client
wifi-detect.sh: reference script for testing wifi card detection using iwconfig vs ls /sys/class/net
WPA Clean: Tool to merge and clean WPA capture files.
Wireless Panda: C# Library to parse Airodump-ng output files (and added example project).
OSdep (Linux): Setting fixed bitrates on mac80211 2.6.31 and up.
OSdep (Linux): Added support for nl80211 thanks to impulse32. Use ‘make libnl=true’ to add netlink support (Ticket #1004).
Manpages: Improvement and fixes for Airgraph-ng, Airodump-ng, packetforge-ng, Aircrack-ng
Manpages: Fixed various spelling issues and single quote issues.
Makefiles: Added tests for the different tools.
Makefiles: Various fixes and improvements.
Makefiles: Added support for libgrypt instead of OpenSSL via parameter.
Patches: Added a few patches.
Removed useless script: patchchk.
Finally fixed licensing issues.
Fixed endianness issues in most of the tools.
Fixed cppcheck errors (Ticket #957).
Fixed various compilation issues on Linux and Cygwin, GNU/Hurd, Darwin (OSX) and Sparc.
Fixed compilation on recent gcc versions on Linux, Cygwin.
Added instructions for Travis CI: Free Hosted Continuous Integration Platform for the Open Source Community.
Various other small bug fixes.

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Saturday, 27 April 2013

Mile2


Mile2 (the foremost name in IT security education)

Much is going on in the world of mile2. Below, you will find a handful of some of the most recent articles where mile2 can be found.. Enjoy! 

Detailed list of mile2 links and information:


Wikipedia:



More articles:



Mile2 social:



Monday, 11 March 2013

Mile2 Grand Offer - Win prizes of worth $7550

Ray Friedman, CEO of mile2 announces giveaway on ethicalhacker.net. Win 4 Prizes Worth $7550!


Mile2 always seem to outdo itself, and this month continues that positive trend. And they usually have some good news to go along with it. They're proud to announce their new collaborative partnership with Merit Network, Inc. to provide cyber security course-ware and certifications through the Michigan Cyber Range, an unclassified, air-gapped system (sponsored by NIST, Juniper and the US Dept. of Homeland Security as well as several major universities) that enables students and professionals to practice, "live fire" cyber security exercises in a secure, monitored environment without impacting everyday network activity. 


Sounds like fun, but what can you win!?!? How about 1 of 4 prizes:   



  • 1 seat in a live, instructor-led course for Mile2's C)PTE course (NSA CNSS accredited in April) with "Live Fire Exercises" from April 29 - May 3 at the Michigan Cyber Range. Value - $5000
  • 3 CBT Video & Certification Packages each worth $850. Winners can choose either C)PTE (Certified Penetration Testing Engineer), C)ISSO (Certified Information Systems Security Officer), or C)DFE (Certified Digital Forensics Engineer). 

If you don’t win, don’t worry. You can still take advantage of the EH-Net Exclusive March Madness 50% discount on a Mile2 C)PTE combo with Code: marchmad2013 You know the drill. You do good for us, we do good for you. So get out there and start participating in our forums, spreading the word of EH-Net, helping newbies, sharing your war stories... we'll be watching. ;-) 

Participation is the ONLY way to win. Start a thread that sparks lots of interest; share thoughts and experiences; help a newbie... quality is more important than quantity. 


Monday, 28 January 2013

Mile2 Now offers New Advance Cyber Security Certifications

Mile2, a renowned name in Cyber Security world, with its rapidly growing network of ATCs over the globe now offers New Advanced Certifications Programs. Mile2 Certifications have become the de facto standard for organizations specially in the areas of Penetration testing and Information systems. CISSO and CPTE are the most popular and most demanded certifications of Mile2. In many banking, financial  and other sectors it is requisite to be certified in these certifications before entering in security field. Mile2 always put constant hardships to make educational programs better. 

After huge accomplishment, Mile2 has another good news for security world, Mile2 has designed new advanced cyber security certifications which includes:  

C)NFE - Certified Network Forensics Engineer
C)VA - Certified Vulnerability Assessor
C)SS - Certified Security Sentinel


Certified Network Forensics Training


Network Forensics Training Certification track consists on CDFE, CPTE, and CPTC. This Certification in specifically designed for Forensic investigators, network engineers and security professionals   involve in network security. Further details can be find here: http://www.mile2.com/general-security-courses/certified-network-forensics-examiner.html



Certified Network Forensics TrainingEvery internet user should attempt this certification to be ware of threats and attacks a user faces on daily basis while surfing PC on internet. Certified Security Sentinel will also understand the countermeasures against those threats. For detail please visit: http://www.mile2.com/general-security-courses/certified-security-sentinel.html


 Certified Vulnerability Assessor  will be fully aware with scope of the vulnerability assessment program  will be able to plan, conduct and report those vulnerabilities and also understand the role of continuous evaluation of information security systems by using advance vulnerability assessment techniques. Details of this certifications will be available soon.

Thursday, 6 December 2012

Mile2 Courses Schedule for Middle East in 2013


There is no doubt that Mile2 Security Certifications are highly demanded in IT industry area. In recent years, the Mile2 Security Certification has become a global standard for many successful IT companies. With increasing demand Mile2 has schduled its courses for Middle East for the upcoming year 2013.

 Mile2 ME distributor Mr. Fadi J. Salsa shared this news yesterday. According to this schedule Mile2 Middle East distributor will organize Mile2 courses in UAE, Jordan, Turkey and Kuwait respectively in 2013.




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