Two labs had their AI escape containment in the same month. The government’s response was a meeting with no mandatory disclosure…

🚨 It’s 2 a.m. Your SOC gets an alert. A laptop in your Singapore office is beaconing to a flagged malicious IP — and the employee who owns…

AI drives zero-day discovery costs to zero, trapping defenders in a losing race. The solution? Asymmetric access sequencing for AI releases

Privilege escalation is a journey. There are no silver bullets, and much depends on the specific configuration of the target system. The…

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So today we are going to solve the Beach Bar room from tryhackme hacker holidays. The room is an easy boot2root category. we will be using…

Malware was hiding inside the Windows Management database. We extracted it string by string, decompressed it layer by layer and decompiled…

Two bugs. Same word — “cache” — in both names. Completely different kill chains. And I’ve seen enough duplicate reports and “N/A, not a…

A SIEM can collect enormous amounts of security telemetry.

Autonomous hackbots are getting better. So are the attacks against them. DEF CON 34 showed why the next phase of AppSec will need both…

‘My AI hacked more websites than your AI!’

What I was told, what I can verify, and what I’m choosing to do about it.

Recently, I felt like flexing some web exploitation skills and decided to warm up with a classic: uploading a web shell, getting code…

🚨 HP ThinPro’s “Encrypted” Thin Clients Aren’t as Secure as You Think

The conventional privacy playbook is familiar: use a VPN, encrypt your traffic, hide your IP address, and minimize the information you…

Continuation of the previous Linux Privilege Escalation lab.

Hacker Holidays 2026 — Day 12

Hacker Holidays 2026 — Day 14 Category: Forensics | Difficulty: Hard

Task 1: Introduction