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The Future of Offensive Pentesting with Mark Goodwin

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Offensive penetration testing, or offensive pentesting, involves actively probing a system, network, or application to identify and exploit vulnerabilities, mimicking the tactics of real-world attackers. The goal is to assess security weaknesses and provide actionable insights to strengthen defenses before malicious actors can exploit them. Bishop Fox is a private professional services firm focused on The post The Future of Offensive Pentesting with Mark Goodwin appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

WipEout with Dominic Szablewski

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WipEout is a futuristic racing game that was originally released in 1995 for the PlayStation. The game fused fast gameplay, striking art direction, and licensed electronic music. It was a cultural phenomenon and an early showcase for 3D graphics in console gaming. Dominic Szablewski is an engineer, game developer and hacker who has released projects The post WipEout with Dominic Szablewski appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

Engineering at Discord with Justin Beckwith

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Discord is a popular communication and streaming platform that was originally launched in 2015. It was first popularized in the gaming space, but its user base has grown to include a broad array of communities, businesses, and social groups. Justin Beckwith is the Director of Engineering at Discord. He leads engineering for the Platform Ecosystem The post Engineering at Discord with Justin Beckwith appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

Next.js 15 with Jimmy Lai and Tim Neutkens

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Next.js is an open source JavaScript framework developed by Vercel. It’s built on top of React and is designed to streamline web application development using server-side rendering and static site generation. The framework’s handling of both frontend and backend tasks, along with features like API routes and file-based routing, have made it an increasingly popular The post Next.js 15 with Jimmy Lai and Tim Neutkens appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.