This is a walkthrough of Logs Fundamentals from TryHackMe

Author : Jawstar

So, I was scrolling through Hacker News and saw a headline for LockBit 5.0. I honestly couldn’t believe my eyes. Are they really still…

In 2025, cybersecurity isn’t just part of your MSP offering — it is your offering.

Digital Shadows

Tarayıcınıza google.com ya da tryhackme.com yazdığınızda, sahne arkasında düşündüğünüzden çok daha fazla işlem gerçekleşiyor. Peki, bu…

Author : Jawstar

Learn how to detect data exfiltration attempts in various network channels

Hey there! This is a complete, beginner-friendly walkthrough of the TryHackMe “Anonymous” CTF room. You can open the lab here: TryHackMe —…

Remember the early 2000s when every app on the internet was basically Swiss cheese because nobody took SQL injection seriously? Back then…

XWorm V6.0 has resurfaced with 35+ plugins, including ransomware functionality. The modular RAT uses stealth injection and obfuscated PowerShell to bypass AMSI.

Hi — I’m publishing my first Medium piece, so hello, internet! This isn’t a tale of dramatic exploitation or flashy shell access. It’s a…

The Asahi Ransomware Attack That Crippled Japan’s Drinking Culture The acrid smell of anxiety permeated the air at Kushiyaki Tosaka restaurant in Tokyo as chef Tomiko Yano stared at her last keg of …

Cybersecurity Risks in the Era of Wearable AI Surge A creation of wearable AI, crafted to appear beautiful and captivating in the eyes of many. Its design is refined, comfortable to touch and light …

So, you know the OSINT fundamentals. You can run a reverse image search and check a few social media platforms. But you’ve hit a wall. The…

Scenario

This is a walkthrough of Introduction to SIEM from TryHackMe

In this episode of the Salesforce AI Financial Services Podcast, we sit down with Ali Qureshi, Co-Founder and Chief Revenue Officer at…

Kamu ve özel sektör hızlı dijitalleşirken, kritik hatalar ulusal hizmetleri ve vatandaşların kimliklerini açığa çıkarabiliyor. Bölge…

Room URL: https://tryhackme.com/room/posheclipse

Ransomware groups are hijacking legitimate RATs like AnyDesk and Splashtop to gain stealthy persistence, spread laterally, and disable antivirus software in enterprise networks.