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8 articles tagués avec « Pentest »

Tests d'intrusion, méthodologie, outils.

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AWS penetration testing: what you may test, and what gets you banned

· 8 minutes de lecture
Haythem Rehouma
Formateur en cybersécurité offensive

Short answer: AWS permits customer security testing of eight service categories — including EC2, RDS, Lambda, API Gateway and CloudFront — without prior approval, on resources you own. Denial of service, and anything touching another tenant or AWS's own infrastructure, remains forbidden and requires a separate process. Your customer's permission is still mandatory: AWS's policy is not authorisation to test somebody else's account.

Débuter en test d'intrusion en 2026 : le chemin réaliste, sans folklore

· 4 minutes de lecture
Haythem Rehouma
Formateur en cybersécurité offensive

Le test d'intrusion attire beaucoup, en partie pour de bonnes raisons — un métier utile, technique, bien payé — en partie pour de mauvaises, entretenues par les vidéos où quelqu'un « hacke le Pentagone » en trois minutes. Cet article donne un chemin réaliste pour devenir pentester junior en 2026, sans mythes ni raccourcis.

Where to practise hacking legally (and what will get you arrested)

· 8 minutes de lecture
Haythem Rehouma
Formateur en cybersécurité offensive

Short answer: practise on systems you own, on deliberately vulnerable machines in your own lab, on platforms built for it, or inside a bug bounty program's stated scope. Everything else — including a single scan of a company you do not have written permission to test — is a criminal offence in most countries, regardless of intent or damage.

What is Kali Linux, and should a beginner use it?

· 7 minutes de lecture
Haythem Rehouma
Formateur en cybersécurité offensive

Short answer: Kali Linux is a Debian-based distribution that ships around 600 preinstalled security tools. It is legal to download and use, it is excellent as a disposable testing machine, and it is a poor choice as your everyday operating system. Learn Linux on Ubuntu or Debian; run Kali in a virtual machine for the work.

How to become a penetration tester in 2026: the realistic path

· 8 minutes de lecture
Haythem Rehouma
Formateur en cybersécurité offensive

Short answer: expect 12 to 24 months from zero. Learn networking, Linux, Windows and Active Directory, and Python first — then attack techniques. Most people are hired on demonstrated work: a home lab, a handful of documented engagements against legal targets, and one report a stranger can read. A degree is not required; the ability to write is.