In today’s hyper-connected world, cyber threats are evolving at an unprecedented pace. From ransomware attacks to sophisticated phishing…

How an un-sanitized input led to a complete authentication bypass in one of the world’s most popular open-source CRMs.

Introduction

How a “harmless” log file turned into cache poisoning and unexpected data exposure

Bug bounty hunting in 2026 is not about running a scanner and hoping something pops.

Cyber security

Introduction

Based on the CSA/SANS document “The AI Vulnerability Storm: Building a Mythos‑ready Security Program” (April 2026)

Six CVEs in January. Fifteen in February. Thirty-five in March. That’s not a random spike — it’s the trajectory of vulnerabilities directly…

# How Hackers Actually Think: Breaking Down the Attacker Mindset *A beginner-friendly look at the mental model that separates real hackers from tool-runners* --- Picture this: a hoodie-wearing figure …

This is the final challenge in the AI Fundamentals module on TryHackMe. Room link: TryHackMe | ContAInment

Description : Can you help contain the ransomware threat with the help of AI?

Task 1 Challenge:

Task 1 Introduction:

By Laziz Ilyosov | Cybersecurity Student, Uzbekistan.

Hello everyone, in this article I will be sharing a detailed walkthrough of an authentication bypass vulnerability I identified during my…

A deep dive into CVE-2025–43300 — the Zero Click vulnerability hiding inside Apple’s image processing pipeline.

The rules have changed. AI is now fighting on both sides of the battlefield — and the security professionals who understand that will be…