A writeup for “El Bandito” on TryHackMe

A writeup for “Friday Overtime” on TryHackMe

Have you ever remember the classic computer viruses? You’d get a weird pop-up, your desktop icons might play a little game of musical…

Attackers are crafting fake login windows within your browser and now lets learn how to spot them before it’s too late!!

Ransomware attacks are rising quickly in India. The country ranks third in Asia-Pacific for ransomware incidents, right after Taiwan and…

The rapid evolution of mobility technologies has ushered in an era of unprecedented convenience, efficiency, and connectivity. From…

Mr. Muhammad Ghifar Azka Nurhadi
 Cyber Security Consultant, NSHC Inc.
 Lecture Topic : OSINT: A Practical Guide to Geolocation

This writeup details the steps taken to complete the Library boot2root machine from TryHackMe, created for FIT and BSides Guatemala CTF…

Why a decentralized swarm of AI agents is the powerful defense your SecOps team has been waiting for.

A Scientific Review for Curious Minds

Packets & Frames| Tryhackme (TR)

In today’s digital world, server security is more than just an IT best practice; it’s a necessity. From protecting sensitive data to…

GÖREV 1 | LAN Topolojilerine Giriş

Hello hackers, welcome i will show my write up and how i solved this challenge.

I attended a special lecture by Mr. Muhammad Ghifar Azka Nurhadi, a Cybersecurity Consultant at NSHC Inc., where he presented on OSINT. The…

Your backend is working overtime, but the numbers don’t add up. The DB load looks like a Friday night rush, yet the traffic reports are……

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New research from Proofpoint shows how attackers can bypass passkey security by forcing a fallback to less-secure password-based authentication.

Whonix 17.4 is out, offering a new Debian-based release that routes all traffic through Tor. Its two-VM architecture guarantees a new level of online anonymity.

Google is reviving its Address Space Isolation project for the Linux kernel after dramatically improving performance, aiming to protect against CPU speculative execution attacks.

Researchers have reported a sharp surge in credential-stuffing attempts targeting Fortinet devices with SSL VPN enabled. On August 3, 2025, GreyNoise detected a wave of suspicious traffic involving more than 780 distinct IP addresses....