Turning 40 is like realizing your system has been running for two decades without a reboot — and it’s time to check for vulnerabilities…

I know I haven’t been active for a long time. But hopefully, this time I am going to have a week’s streak at least.

Sometimes privacy issues don’t come from zero-days or fancy payloads — they come from features doing more than they should. This time, the…

We set out to build a better bug bounty scanner. What we accidentally discovered felt like hacking the fabric of reality.

Three months ago, I found a “low-severity” SSRF (Server-Side Request Forgery) in a SaaS company’s API. What started as a simple internal…

Hello researchers, In this article I’ll share my journey of getting LOR from NASA. I’ll keep this article as beginner friendly as I can…

Let’s start like every CTF with a simple scan, I mostly use some simple scan. If I get the feeling that something is off or possible…

A writeup for “Sequel Dump” on TryHackMe

By: Kavin Jindal

How I Automated 90% of My Penetration Tests

In this chapter you will learn about Open Source Intelligence (OSINT).

SonicWall has confirmed recent Akira ransomware attacks are linked to an old VPN vulnerability, not a zero-day. Here’s what really…

Introduction: A New Interface for Threat

CyberDefenders.org is a Blue Team training platform where Cybersecurity professionals advance their CyberDefense skills

This part evaluates Brazil and South Africa as the “emerging” cyber powers of the bloc. Their strategies are largely defensive, focused on…

🔐 What Is Certificate Transparency?

NetGuard | Hackviser

While it’s true that macOS has solid built-in protections, relying solely on that belief could leave you wide open to threats you never see coming. Mac malware does exist, and it’s growing…