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Jeremy Druin
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@webpwnized

Jeremy Druin

@webpwnized
Professional pen-tester, Mutillidae developer, trainer and cat-hearder.
USA
ellipsisinfosec.com
Joined October 2011
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  • @webpwnized
    Jeremy Druin
    @webpwnized
    Jul 12, 2024
    Registration is open for the next KY ISSA full-day Workshop: Personal Digital Privacy! Join us for a great training that supports the KY ISSA community. Lunch is included. Registration:
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    Digital Privacy Workshop - Sponsored by Palo Alto
    From eventbrite.com
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    Jeremy Druin
    @webpwnized
    Jan 15, 2024
    I talked to several Project Teams struggling to fine-tune Google Cloud Armor rulesets, without deactivating the WAF. I built a live environment to show how to quickly locate and tune out false positives.
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    Troubleshooting Cloud Armor Rules: How to Debug and Resolve Site Blocking Issues in Google Cloud
    From youtube.com
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    Jeremy Druin
    @webpwnized
    Jan 15, 2024
    The first KY ISSA training of 2024 is in Louisville this Saturday. There are still some tickets although EventBright dropped the "Going Fast" fire emoji on the event this morning.
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    Application Security Testing Workshop
    From eventbrite.com
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    Jeremy Druin
    @webpwnized
    Dec 5, 2023
    On Saturday, January 20, the KY ISSA is hosting the Application Security Testing Workshop, live, in-person in Louisville KY. Road trip!
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    Application Security Testing Workshop
    From eventbrite.com
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    Jeremy Druin
    @webpwnized
    Dec 24, 2022
    Mutillidae 2.11.1 released; Server-side Request Forgery (SSRF) added, bugs fixed; Merry Christmas;
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    GitHub - webpwnized/mutillidae: OWASP Mutillidae II is a free, open-source, deliberately vulnerable...
    From github.com
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