South Korea just learned what “digital transformation” really means when you forget the basics.

Introduction

Cybersecurity is like a game where the Security Implementers try to protect computers, but the malicious actors keeps finding the new ways…

In today’s digital-first workplace, enterprises are rapidly moving toward cloud-native applications and remote work models. However, this…

Every business wants stability, yet most IT teams spend their days reacting to problems rather than preventing them. Systems slow down…

Welcome to your daily technology briefing. Today, we delve into OpenAI’s ambitious plans revealed at DevDay, critical cybersecurity alerts…

Learn what MITM attack is, and how to identify the footprints of this attack in the network traffic

Identify ARP, DNS, and SSL spoofing attacks using Wireshark.

Follow us on Bluesky, Twitter (X), Mastodon and Facebook at @Hackread

A Florida medical firm confirmed a breach that exposed the PHI/PII of 170,000+ patients in Nov 2024, including SSNs and financial records. The near one-year delay in disclosure is drawing sharp criticism.

A LayerX report reveals 77% of employees paste sensitive data (PII, PCI) into ChatGPT, with 82% of activity from unsecured personal accounts, creating a massive blind spot for enterprise security.

Sam Altman revealed OpenAI is creating an "AI closed-loop economy," leveraging cross-investments from NVIDIA and AMD to fund a planned $1 trillion AI computing and infrastructure empire.

Microsoft Word's Windows preview build will now default to OneDrive and AutoSave for new documents, mirroring Microsoft's broader strategy to drive cloud storage and synchronization.

This is not a proper walkthrough it is just a writeup or you can say some personal notes i made while solving the machine.

I found DoS by JS crash, disallowing anyone to view anyone’s profile and HTML Injection.

✨ Link for the full article in the first comment

I found JS crash, disallowing anyone to view your profile and HTML Injection. But they ignored everything.

Or how I learned that sometimes the best hacks are embarrassingly simple (And why 93MB for Tetris should have been my first red flag)

DNS tunneling is one of those clever but dangerous techniques that abuses a basic, trusted part of the internet: the Domain Name System…

A look at how technology enables psychological abuse beyond the reach of traditional definitions.