An Adobe Reader zero-day vulnerability is being actively exploited via malicious PDFs, allowing hackers to steal data without user interaction, with no patch available.

A swipe gesture, a missing cleanup function, and a playlist that forgets itself.

Race conditions are vulnerabilities that many security researchers first encounter in training labs. They are simple to understand, yet…

This is the final part in an 8-part series on rethinking application security from first principles.

Video walkthrough:

No error messages, no data reflection, just a polite “thanks for your message.” Yet with a well-placed sleep command, you can prove…

If you want to get better at pentesting, the fastest way is to stop treating it like theory and start treating it like a craft. The best…

Mosquito Boats. Hacking and GPS Jamming

Artificial intelligence is transforming industries at a rapid pace. However, it is also reshaping cybercrime in ways that many people are…

Last month I was reviewing resumes for an open analyst position on my team and I noticed something that has become a pattern. Out of about…

⚡ A Story of Trust, Dependency… and a Close Call

Learning cybersecurity has probably been one of the most rewarding yet frustrating journeys of my life. I knew it wouldn’t be simple, but I…

When Attackers Lie

The Silent Collapse of Trust

Introduction

Welcome to the first article of the Mythic C2 Server series.

This boot2root machine is brilliant for new starters. You will have to enumerate this machine by finding open ports, do some online…

I used to think information security was simple.

Hey Hackers,

Day 16: Cybersecurity Mastery series