From: pand0ra (pand0ra.usa@gmail.com)
Date: Sat Nov 25 2006 - 20:59:47 EST
Break out Nessus and show them what a vulnerability scan looks like on
a test server. Then use Metasploit to show them how easy it is to
compromise the box. Try wireshark/favorite packet capture tool and
show them how much fun it is to capture unencrypted traffic
(preferably their password, which is probably one from a dictionary).
Then grab a clue banana then beat them over the head with it.
On 11/25/06, Faheem SIDDIQUI <fahimdxb@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am in the middle od preparing slides for security awareness
> presentation amongst IT staff (network admins/system/DBAs) etc.
>
> Security awareness is quite low amongst these guys and they seem to
> believe that the way have done it all these years, can continue all the
> remaining years too.
>
> Plan is, to create password hack using Ophcrack and run it during
> presentation. What else can I do to create real time engaging
> presentation so that these guys might sit up and take notice. How about
> doing a pen test on databases?
>
> Anyone has any ideas to make this presentation to largely IT technical
> staff...as engaging as possible?
>
>
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