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newbie
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April 16, 2016, 06:08:50 PM
#9
Topic closed to stop another dragged out thread that dose nothing but makes people angry and wastes time...

thanks

Scottish security..
legendary
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https://bpip.org
April 16, 2016, 01:28:33 PM
#8
1. I am registered on company house.. you just searched for the wrong thing..

2. we recently moved to godaddy for hosting.

3. address for company is a mail box correct.. you really want the gangsters involved in the security industry in Scotland knowing were we are??
please note its a hostile industry here, people have been shot and killed for doing security in this town! just google Glasgow security wars.

4. correct Garry at rammobile is our go to guy for our trackers.  and we did use there photos for our post I have never claimed otherwise....

5. correct we are crowd funding..

6. please do feel free to call me or ill call you if you still think I am a polish guy..

and why are you so focused on me here... I'm on your side here... No one likes scammers. 

not like I have anything to hide.

thanks..


1. What should I search for? And why are you using a fake business name on your website?
2. Your domain has been created a week ago, not moved.
3. So the gangsters won't figure out where you are if you post a fake address on the website? Some lame gangsters you have there but I won't hold that against you.
4. I e-mailed rammobile. Hopefully will get a response by Monday.
5. Spectacular success I'm guessing?
6. I'll let you know if I want to talk you.

I moved this discussion into the appropriate thread. And yes, you do look like you have a lot to hide but nice try.
legendary
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https://bpip.org
April 16, 2016, 01:17:10 PM
#7
Whats the point in a trust rating if its not available to check all of the time? really dose defete the purpose of it entiatly.

Shame there is no way of blocking out the scammer's by HWID lock long time ago you could use activeX and javascript in IE to obtain HWID and do blocking. But now its impossible to do..


You can check it by clicking on the username, it's just a matter of making it less confusing for newbies.

Speaking of usernames - interesting choice, ScottishSecurity. PolishPierogi was taken?

Polish? No.. Scottish yes..

If you care to check my credentials

http://scottishsecurity.net
https://facebook.com/scottishsec
Twitter @ScottishSec

Please feel free to phone me if you are a non believer my contact info is all on the website.

Quite offended you would call me that to be honest.. we have enought polish in my country already without a myself a true scottish national being branded as such..

as we say here.  Get It Up Yee!!! Smiley



We are straying off topic, but let's see how many red flags we can find in 3 minutes:

- domain registered a week ago
- Scottish Security Limited not found in Companies House
- address is a rental mailbox
- photos on facebook taken from here: http://www.rammobile.com/Case-Study/Cat-5-Tracker
- crowdfunding for 10k pounds

I'm sorry you feel offended. Need a napkin?
newbie
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April 15, 2016, 11:19:18 AM
#6
Offers available on CCTV systems & Penetration testing & Exploit testing..

Further information availbale on request..

[email protected]
http://scottishsecurity.net
https://facebook.com/scottishsec
newbie
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April 14, 2016, 11:48:10 AM
#5

http://www.scot-secure.com/

Scottish Security will be attending this years Scot-Secure conferecne.

Scot-Secure 2016 will be a one day event focussed on promoting knowledge, awareness and best-practice of cyber security. The conference will discuss the changing threat trends and explore effective measures that people can take to protect their organisations.

The agenda will draw upon practical expertise from across the business landscape, bolstered by involvement from experts in law enforcement, policy and academia. The conference will also create a unique forum for business leaders and IT personnel to come together for knowledge exchange, networking and discussion.

08:30    Registration Opens


Session 1.


09:20    Welcome from the conference Chair
Mark Stephen, Journalist & Broadcaster, BBC Scotland
 

09:30   Be the Hunter!

DI Eamonn Keane, Detective Inspector, Specialist Crime Division, Police Scotland


09:50    The Evolving Complexity of the Hacker

Cyber Security Specialist, Darktrace

 

10:10    I See No Ships!

Colin Keltie, Senior Security Specialist, Global Cyber Response Unit, Standard Life

 

10:30    Questions & Discussion


10:55    Refreshments & Networking

 

Session 2.


Industry Insights: Breakout Sessions


The session will feature insight from leading security companies and explore key aspects of cyber security in a smaller group environment. Four breakout sessions will be run in unison and then repeated providing delegates an opportunity to select two of the breakout options.


Breakout contributors:

 

11:20    Breakout 1


11:50    Transition


12:00    Breakout 2

 

A: Moving from Detection to Prevention without disrupting the End User experience

-Threat intelligence update

-How to switch from detection to prevention without impacting the business

-How to respond to incidents without investing in significant SOC head count

Aatish Pattni, Head of Threat Prevention – Northern Europe, Check Point

 

B: Protecting your business, brand, and customer experience from modern malware

- How can organisations protect themselves with the continued development and innovation of mobile and web based applications?

- Why the evolution of Modern malware reduces the efficacy of current controls.

- Implementing a proactive security posture with frictionless user experience.

Martin Budd, Security Sales Manager UK and Ireland, F5 Networks

 

C: "Gardening Leave - will it really help you weed out the bad guys?"

- Are you relying on HR policies alone to protect your critical data and Intellectual Property?

- Find out whether policies such as Gardening Leave can protect you and where they leave you vulnerable

- Learn how to protect your data even if you have high turnover rates, contractors or temporary staff

- Find out if you are at risk of a breach and what it might cost

Matt Little, Chief Technical Officer, Seric Systems

 

D: Hacking the feedback loop

- Hacking industrial control systems that aren’t connected to the internet

-  How to deliver a malware payload to a PLC

- Lessons from Natanz and Buncefield

-  How do you protect yourselves and your feedback loops

Paul Boam, Chartered Engineer, Net-Defence

 


12:30    Lunch, Exhibition & Networking

 

Session 3 (Part 1)


This section of the conference will be run as a parallel session with two conference streams. Delegates will select one of the below streams to attend.

 

13:30   Stream 1. Live Demo: Breaking The Internet

Dell estimates that 99% of all the traffic on the Internet will be encrypted within the next five years. This will cause massive problems for IT Security Professionals, Law Enforcement and, in fact, any business who are faced with risks around IP Theft, Data Loss, and Fraud. In this presentation we will outline the operation of secure tunnels and the encryption involved, along with the range of challenges that businesses face with the setup of their security infrastructure. The presentation includes a range of new (and shocking) live demonstrations on the breaking of secure tunnels, including within popular software packages that are used with both Microsoft Windows and Mac OS. It will provide a range of conclusions on how the next generation security architecture will look, including with the usage of smart firewalls, and in management of encryption keys. The presentation will show, that as long as we have digital certificates, SSL and TLS, that PKI is broken, and will never be fixed.


Prof. Bill Buchanan, Professor of Computer Science, Edinburgh Napier University

 

13:30   Stream 2: No one will hack me! really? Would you bet your business on it?

The presentation will cover areas of cyber security to help you protect yourself and your business from hackers. Don't worry if you're not a whizz kid with tech, it will be in an easy to understand format and there's time for plenty of questions. Learn how to secure your business with us today, to avoid getting hacked tomorrow.

 

Michael Jack, Ethical Hacker, SBRC
Kyle ****** Ethical Hacker, SBRC
 

 

14:10    Transition to main hall

 

Session 3 (Part 2)  


14:15    Cyber Security and the Law: Exploring the EU Data Protection Regulations

Per Johansson, Head of the Edinburgh Information Office, European Parliament


14:35    Cyber Security Training: You Get What You Give

Wendy Goucher, Information Security Specialist, Goucher Consulting


14:55    Threat Intelligence and Information Sharing

Scott Barnett, Cyber & Fraud Intelligence Lead, RBS


15:15    Questions & Discussion


15:35    Closing Remarks from the conference Chair


15:40    Networking Drinks Reception - sponsored by Seric Systems & ZoneFox  


17:00    Close of Conference


Anyone wanting to attend should contact
http://www.scot-secure.com/ for more information.
newbie
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April 14, 2016, 04:12:47 AM
#4
Limited number of Pentest available @ discount rate for all BTC talk members.

Have your site tested by Offsec certified testers.

We have OSCP, OSCE, OSEE certifications available.

Contact us today to see what we can do for you...



We are also crowd funding.. please see the link in the main post.. We accept bitcoin donations also towards our cause!

newbie
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April 13, 2016, 04:18:13 PM
#3
Yes we are planning on accepting BTC as a payment method..

We are currently working with a payment processor to implement a new payment API on our site to accept BTC payments.
At the moment we can only accept manual payments.

legendary
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Merit: 1000
April 13, 2016, 03:16:34 PM
#2
Everything is good, but I understand that you accept Bitcoin as payment method?
newbie
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April 13, 2016, 02:38:09 PM
#1
Scottish Security - Security Services

New member here, just thought I would post a little about myself and the reasons for me joining the community.

I run my own company in the security industry, Scottish Security based in Glasgow, Scotland UK

We install CCTV, Fire alarms, We also do lots of malware remove and network security.

We have trained Offsec certified technicians working in the company and we are here to see if we can drum up any business in the bitcoin community.

At Scottish Security Limited, we do everything needed to ensure the quality of protection you and your family receive is of the highest caliber. And, because we integrate all of our services, we're able to deduce the most accurate picture of what's happening during a time of high urgency. While we hope you and your family never need to use any of our emergency services, if you do, we assure you that you'll have peace of mind you made the right choice.


..Services..

CCTV Systems
CCTV retrieval
Home intrusion systems
Business intrusion systems
Virus / Malware removal
Security assessments
Threat awareness courses
Floor alert systems
Medical alert systems
Carbon monoxide detection
Encryption personal & business
Insurance reviews
SEO
Penetration testing
Offsec Certified in the following areas
OSEE - Offensive Security Exploitation Expert
OSCE - Offensive Security Certified Expert
OSCP - Offensive Security Certified Professional


Protecting your home and assets is a basic human instinct - you've worked hard for what you have. Why would you jeopardize that?...  

At Scottish Security  we're dedicated to providing you true security and peace of mind. When you know you're safe and secure, you can rest easily.
 
You can trust us to protect your home, family, and business. We set ourselves apart with unwavering integrity and a strict code of ethics.


We offer many other services including custom code, Websites, E-Commerce. To vehicle tracker fitting.
We are based in Scotland but we have traveled far and wide to server our customers in Europe and the US

Please do feel free to add us on Facebook or to send us your questions via our contact form on the website.

No job is to big or too small for us.

We look forward to hearing from the community.


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