In the world of application security, we spend a great deal of time hunting for technical vulnerabilities like SQL Injection, Cross-Site…

Checkmarx is an Application Security Testing (AST) platform that helps organizations secure their software throughout the SDLC (Software…

Normally, when we think of a hard drive and open File Explorer, we just see a few drives: C:, D:, maybe E:. Simple, right?

In the early hours of a Tuesday, Sarah’s laptop lit up with a message that snapped her awake far faster than coffee ever could. Three days earlier, someone had slipped her phone from her tote as the…

Ever feel like you’re the only one not bragging about your cybersecurity wins? Like everyone else is landing epic bounties and headlining…

In a world increasingly reliant on encryption to protect data and communications, many people assume that using strong algorithms like AES…

You think you’re safe behind that firewall. You update your antivirus, run scans, and pat yourself on the back. But what if I told you the…

Certifications are a necessary evil in IT. But the disadvantages are stark: the raw content mostly is irrelevant within months, and the…

Do you ever feel like someone is watching you? Good! They are.

Introduction

Cryptography is the backbone of modern cybersecurity, enabling secure communication, data protection, and trust in the digital world. This…

How Hackers Turned Claude Into a Digital Extortion Machine

You’ve conquered the first great challenge. You plugged in your new USB Wi-Fi adapter, passed it through VMware, and after a little…

Apply the knowledge gained over the years, in building tools. During the course of this journey, take efforts to help the community.

Privilege escalation is one of the most critical stages in a Windows compromise. Once an attacker gains a foothold on a system, their next…

When Hackers Speak, Linux Listens…

Learn about web applications and explore some common security issues.

Task 1: How many TCP ports are listening on BoardLight?

Amazon has disrupted a watering hole campaign by Russia's APT29. The hackers used compromised sites to trick users into authorizing attacker-controlled devices via Microsoft.