Introduction

Abusing an Exposed Content Provider to Enumerate Internal Databases and Sensitive Account Data

Database Bleeding? Why You Must Patch the “MongBleed” Vulnerability Now

How to use autonomous AI workflows to detect real-world XSS flaws faster than manual testing

Complete Account Takeover: Chaining Three Vulnerabilities for Full System Compromise

Containers — DoorDasher’s Demise

By Sooraj Pandey — Cybersecurity Trainer | Ethical Hacker | Web Penetration Tester | Full-Stack Developer

Note : This is a walkthrough, but I’ve included what I did for better understanding.

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Microsoft is Killing the Azure Portal for Sentinel — Here’s What Your Team Needs to Know About Permissions

We like to imagine cybersecurity as a digital fortress. Firewalls stacked on firewalls. Encryption wrapped in encryption. Somewhere, a…

If you’re celebrating the arrival of a new year, you’re not alone. The party mood outside feels like a fresh start and a clean slate. But…

During a recent security assessment, I identified a Boolean-based blind SQL injection on a live application endpoint: /CMS/GetMarqueeData

No exploits. No malware. No brute force. Just exposed APIs, missing authorization checks, and a clear path from visitor to admin.

Go beyond basic lookups — leverage DNSRecon to expose deep infrastructure insights.

Your first step into the world of DNS enumeration and cybersecurity reconnaissance.

Spoof User-Agent headers and learn why client-controlled data can’t be trusted for security

Cron is one of the most trusted tools on a Linux system.

When the firewall stopped playing nice

Category: Forensics | Difficulty: Hard | MITRE ATT&CK TTPs (Potential Alignment): TA0001, TA0005, T1190, T1027.010