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Black Box Penetration Testing is a process of testing in which the tester has no prior knowledge of the system under test. The tester is essentially “blind” to the system’s internals and must rely solely on its external interface (e.g. web interface, API, etc.) to carry out testing. Despite its name, Black Box Penetration Testing is not actually about breaking into systems. Rather, it is about testing the system’s security from the perspective of an attacker. The goal is to identify any security weaknesses that could be exploited by an attacker to gain access to the system or its data. Black Box Penetration Testing is an important part of any security assessment. It can help to identify vulnerabilities that would otherwise be missed by traditional security testing methods. It is also a good way to gauge the security of a system from the perspective of a real-world attacker. Pros and Cons There are pros and cons to black box security testing, just like everything else in life. On the pl

Disclaimer: This post is written using the ‘Da Vinci’ open.ai model and has been edited to make it more presentable. Watch this space for a more technical article on this topic in the future. It was fun and exciting to write this post using the ‘Da Vinci’ open.ai. This story is based on real experience and there is a lot to learn from it. So, we decided to share it with the world. Our firm moved to a new office which is located on the 25th floor of a contemporary business building in Tel-Aviv, providing a stunning view of the city’s skyline. The space features a range of amenities to ensure comfort and productivity, but the thing that we love most about the new office premises are the doors. The doors are connected to an IoT device that uses a Bluetooth protocol. A mobile application with a user-friendly interface allows employees to authenticate and control the doors. The application allows residents of the building to open and lock the door from their phones. The system piqued our cu