Gaining Access with Kali Linux

Posted by Jack McKew on Fri 04 September 2020 in Software • Tagged with software, infosec • 10 min read

This post will go into ways we can use Kali Linux to gain access to the target PCs! What is Kali Linux? "Kali Linux is a Debian-based Linux distribution aimed at advanced Penetration Testing and Security Auditing". Kali Linux is free to download and you can find it at: https …


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Network Hacking with Kali Linux

Posted by Jack McKew on Fri 28 August 2020 in Software • Tagged with software, infosec • 9 min read

This post will go into ways we can use Kali Linux to hack networks and PCs! What is Kali Linux? "Kali Linux is a Debian-based Linux distribution aimed at advanced Penetration Testing and Security Auditing". Kali Linux is free to download and you can find it at: https://www.kali …


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Book Review: The Pragmatic Programmer

Posted by Jack McKew on Fri 14 August 2020 in Software • Tagged with software, bookreview • 6 min read

The Pragmatic Programmer is heiled as one of the must-reads for all developers and is extremely well known. It is comparable to a hand book full of tips and tricks to develop more robust software, and also introduces lots of concepts throughout that can be used to improve the development …


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Profitable Python Podcast - Show Notes

Posted by Jack McKew on Fri 10 July 2020 in Software • Tagged with software, datascience • 4 min read

I was recently a guest on the Profitable Python podcast with host Ben McNeill, the episode can be found at: https://anchor.fm/profitablepythonfm/episodes/Pandas-Alive--Jack-McKew-efui92/a-a2idber. This blog post serves as the show notes, if I've missed anything, please drop a comment below!

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Github Actions for CI/CD

Posted by Jack McKew on Thu 23 April 2020 in Software • Tagged with software, cicd • 4 min read

Recently the Python Bytes Awesome Package List moved to it's own repository from the blog post. This was done to enable the community be able to contribute their packages that they thought were awesome, which was a success with many pull requests already merged.

After getting a taste of CI …


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