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You might be thinking, “How could Google be part of a hack?”  It’s not about cracking passwords or using fancy tools. In fact, what I’m…

During a engagement of a well-known company, an endpoint was discovered that allowed access to millions of user records due to a lack of…

Introduction

According to the 2020 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR), the two most frequently used methods for hacking a company and…

A step by step guide for opting-out of data brokers

Hello everyone! Today we will be doing a step-by-step guide for the LetsDefend Memory Dump challenge. This challenge consists of a…

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Think you’re secure? You might be more exposed than you realize.

Let’s be real — online dating can be exhausting. Ghosting, creepy messages, and awkward vibes are way too common. At Koktailz, we’re doing things differently. Our goal isn’t just to match people —…

In the fast-changing digital world of today, cyber threats are increasing in both number and complexity. For small and medium-sized…

Think your data is private?

HTTP request smuggling is a security vulnerability that exploits the logic used while processing an HTTP request in a website or web…

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This post is a write-up for the “Security Footage” challenge on TryHackMe. The challenge description reads:

Linux Evidence Acquisition Framework (LEAF) acquires artifacts and evidence from Linux EXT4 systems, accepting user input

The Postbook CTF on HackerOne’s Hacker101 platform is an excellent beginner-focused Capture the Flag challenge designed to highlight…

Day 26: How to Write a Killer Red Team Report (That Actually Gets Read)

By Anonymous High School Student

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The PowerSchool data breach nightmare of 2024 doesn’t end. Here is a quick rundown to catch up, before I call out some key learnings: