Ethical hacking is not a performance. It is not terminal screenshots, pre-built payloads, or copying commands from a GitHub repository you…

A practical field guide to the defenses that still work when agents browse the web, read documents, and press real buttons.

We’ve mapped the human genome. We’ve put robots on Mars. We’ve convinced people that pineapple belongs on pizza (still controversial, I…

There are some tools on the internet that make you stop and think:

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I recently participated in the Love at First Breach 2026 event on TryHackMe, and I decided to document my full experience solving all 10…

Last year, I connected a smart bulb to my WiFi. It worked perfectly until I realized how easily it could be hacked.

In the world of cybersecurity, VAPT (Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing) is often misunderstood, leading to businesses making…

Each month, we analyze global honeypot data to track shifts in the internet’s background “noise” of scans, exploit attempts, and automated…

In modern DevOps, we’ve been sold a lie: that more scanning equals more security. But is this really true ?

By cyber_public_school | Cyber Security Researcher

Hello, hunters👾. Most researchers look for critical impact in complex business logic, race conditions, or deep application flows. But…

If you are starting in bug bounties, the most important thing is recon. Also, one more tip is master one vulnerability first don’t try to…

The ultimate privilege escalation: Simulating Domain Controller replication to extract any credential from Active Directory.

I used to think password cracking was about raw power — better GPUs, faster processors, and green text scrolling down a screen like in the…

Author: Berend Watchus. Independent non profit AI & Cyber Sec. Researcher. [Publication for: OSINT Team, online magazine]

How MCP tool poisoning hijacks agent inference through description metadata, conversation-formatted JSON spoofs safety training.

Net Sec Challenge is a premium room on TryHackMe that helps you test your network security skills using Nmap, Telnet, and Hydra.

Introduction

SQL basics explained with simple TryHackMe walkthrough notes.