What is an Evil Twin attack?

Imagine connecting to a Wi-Fi network that looks perfectly legitimate — same name, same signal strength — but it’s a trap. This is the…

Date : 27/5/2025 EST : 1717, By Lyxt.

Cracking ZIPs, Abusing LAPS, and Escalating to Administrator on an Easy Windows Box

Would your phone know the difference between your home Wi-Fi and a hacker’s fake version of it?

Would your phone know the difference between your home Wi-Fi and a hacker’s fake version of it?

Co-authored by: Pratham Sharma

Practice your LLM hacking skills.

Put your LLM hacking skills to the test one more time.

Chapter 1: Offensive Security Intro — First Steps into Ethical Hacking

Silent Push exposes SocGholish as a MaaS platform for Initial Access Brokers. The malware, disguised as fake updates, fuels top-tier Russian ransomware groups like Evil Corp.

By Shahd Qishta

Cipher’s gone rogue — it’s using some twisted AI tool to hack into everything, issuing commands on its own like it’s got a mind of its own…

A Practical Guide to Penetration Testing Android Devices

Public Wi-Fi is everywhere in cafés, hotels, and campuses. That ease of access makes life convenient, but convenience also invites risk…

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Evil Crow Cable Wind is a stealthy tool for red teamers who like to keep things simple and sneaky. If you saw it on a desk, you’d think it was just a regular USB charging cable. But the Evil Crow Cable Wind is anything but ordinary. It’s a tiny hacking implant…

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