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I'd actually argue its the opposite. Pentesting (especially at a basic level) is very repetitive and does not require much knowledge.
by bawolff 10mo ago
I'd actually argue its the opposite. Pentesting (especially at a basic level) is very repetitive and does not require much knowledge.
- Zigurd 10mo agoI think we're sort of saying the same thing. A solo practice lawyer with a Westlaw form book would be the equivalent of your basic pen tester.
- red-iron-pine 10mo ago> Pentesting (especially at a basic level) is very repetitive and does not require much knowledge. load framework, run scripts, copy-paste screenshots, give presentation. the juniors aren't doing scoping calls and follow-ups, unless the top-kick needs explanations