From: kevin horvath (kevin.horvath@gmail.com)
Date: Mon Aug 13 2007 - 15:02:11 EDT
What type of pen test are you referring to? Network, wireless and/or
RFID, voip, app, social, etc? From what you are asking it seems more
like a social engineering exercise but even that is far fetched (as
for using sonic ear devices). Now using multiple laptops (ie 2) is
often used during internal or wireless engagements and especially
pda's for wireless. As for rollup keyboards they are not needed but i
guess they might be useful for a pda instead of using the qwerty
keypad.
Kevin
On 8/11/07, Peter Manis <manis@digital39.com> wrote:
> What do you carry with you when you are on the job? I watched a video
> from Iron Geek showing multiple laptops, PDAs, etc and I was curious
> what items you have found to be important when going on the job. In
> movies they show the glitz and glamor side of things with rollup
> keyboards and gadgets most people probably don't need, but do any of
> those things come in handy often enough to take them?
>
> At the risk of being laughed at have you heard of people going as far
> as bringing sonic ear type devices or similar surveillance devices to
> pull information that way?
>
> Please keep in mind I am very new to the world of pen testing so I
> really don't know what situations you can get into other than what I
> have heard, but I also heard the world was flat.
>
> PM
>
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