From curiosity about technology to discovering a field that changed the way I see computers, networks, and the internet.

Task 1 : Introduction

The first task in preparing for post-quantum cryptography is not swapping out algorithms. It is finding out what is already in place, where…

A rented phishing service beat MFA at 258 organizations by switching hardware keys off inside the browser and letting the login drop back…

When we are connected to a network and using various network resources, such as email and web browsing. Two questions arise. The first is…

Plex is once again urging owners of home media servers to act before any technical explanation appears. On September 1, the company demanded that users update Plex Media Server to version 1.43.3 o…

An Android feature devised to separate personal and corporate applications has become a hiding place for banking fraud. Group-IB has described the pairing of Gigabud and Vwork, which, in a confirm…

The Apache Software Foundation released patches addressing three critical Apache Camel K vulnerabilities. These flaws allow attackers to execute arbitrary code and bypass authorization checks with…

What if your web security reconnaissance workflow could automatically discover the attack surface, fingerprint technologies, identify…

Understanding Credit Scores and Why Repair Matters | Ge

Program name, domain, and a few other identifying details in this writeup have been redacted at my request — the rest is exactly how it…

Description : hackt the planet

The matrix just changed for the first time in years — here’s what’s different and how detection engineers actually use it

A strange web attack where the attacker doesn’t break the application. They convince the cache to store something it shouldn’t.

A practical VulnHub Mr. Robot walkthrough covering reconnaissanc,web enumeration,WordPress authentication,Linux privilege escalation

Redact PII, client infrastructure, credentials, and engagement identifiers before sharing penetration-testing evidence with public AI tools

Why a giant subdomain list means almost nothing until DNS, ports, TLS, and HTTP tell you what’s actually alive

For years, my bug bounty muscle memory looked the same: pick a web app, poke the API, look for the usual suspects — broken auth, XXS …