Heyoooo and welcome to another fun BugForge.io daily challenge. This one is going to be a bit different, as I’m still finding out what kind…

This box is rated hard difficulty on THM. It involves us brute forcing an admin login on a subdomain, grabbing a shell via SSRF in a query…

“Can an average student really learn ethical hacking in 2026?”

Let me ask you a normal question, and one of the answers to that question. What is frontend?

Bug Bounty Hunting often looks glamorous from the outside — finding bugs, reporting them, and earning rewards.  But Day 1 of my journey…

How a Simple DNS Rebinding Attack Led to Internal Network Access

Hey there, fellow digital detectives! If you’ve ever dreamed of being the Sherlock Holmes of the cyber world — unraveling mysteries in…

The most dangerous malware today doesn’t break in… it politely asks you to help.

Introduction

The GF Tool: A Must-Have for Security Researchers

Introduction

*** EDIT: Came back to add an easier flag approach that fixes some of the crazy behaviors I saw. Adding to the end of everything***

In the world of ethical hacking and penetration testing, one tool that consistently proves its value is Medusa. This fast, parallel, and…

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Initial Access

Attackers do not always rely on custom malware or malicious executables. They can use trusted system tools already present on the target…

by :- Vikram Budania

Finding leaked credentials is easy. Writing a report that gets paid is the hard part. Here’s the template that turns “credentials exposed”…

Exploiting CSRF vulnerability

Overview

Kerberoasting