world32

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by world32 8y ago
Pen testing is a broad field, you can have some jobs where you will be trying to hack into very important applications or networks and your work will have a huge impact. Or you can have other jobs where you are just running a few vulnerabil
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by world32 8y ago
I'm wondering, what can a recruiter do that would ever make them be worth their weight in gold?
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by world32 8y ago
Sorry but I think you are very naive for thinking that. Recruiters will be able to tell you very basic information about the working place (i.e. office hours, dress code, number of holidays, size of the team etc.) - all the things that you
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by world32 8y ago
100x this.
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by world32 8y ago
Humans are social animals. Technology (i.e. work, phones, netflix, computer games, browsing the internet) can distract us enough to neglect social relationships but it is no substitute. Clearly you are coming to that realisation after 10 ye
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by world32 8y ago
InfoSec can be hard to get into. Especially for a junior role, they will likely have hundreds of applicants for that role. You can't be sure that the medicine degree is whats getting you rejected but a lot of people will not understand
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by world32 8y ago
I listed buzzword-type skills (i.e. JAVA, Devops, MySQL etc.) used in each job/project listed. i.e. " Software Developer at Google (January 2017 - Present) I worked on the gmail frontend team. Designed and coded a new attachment u
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by world32 8y ago
Fair enough. You are right to distinguish between attempted attacks and successful exploitation. To be honest I cannot be bothered to properly read those articles I posted and see if they were talking about attempts or successful attacks. :
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by world32 8y ago
This is just not true. SQL injection attacks account for between 7-30% of web application attacks: https://www.esecurityplanet.com/network-security/most-common... https://www.ptsecurity.com/ww-en/a
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by world32 8y ago
what? today's planes can fly in any direction?
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by world32 8y ago
Its really hard to say without knowing you in person and there are so many factors that could effect this I can only really make guesses as to why you are being rejected. Are you applying to junior roles? If not then maybe you are punching
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by world32 8y ago
Algorithm challenges / whiteboard coding is a whole debate in itself. In fairness there are arguments on both sides I think. As for likeability or having friends at university - I really don't think that is a fair thing to judge
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by world32 8y ago
Wow, you sound like a very tough person to interview for. I agree that algorithm challenges are kind of pointless when it comes to software engineering but you can hardly blame the OP for doing them given that many companies do value them.