North Korean Lazarus Group targets npm developers with brandjacking packages that mimic trusted tools, drop malware and put credentials at risk.

in this section i wants to explain Race Conditions vulnerability and how to protect against them.

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The cybersecurity industry is currently intoxicated by a dangerous illusion: the myth of the omnipotent AI security engineer. If you follow…

Learn how CyLab’s “Irish-Name-Repo-3” challenge shows how ROT13 encoding of SQL input creates a false sense of security that is easily…

Is cybersecurity still a good career choice? Is the market saturated? Do freshers stand a chance?

Cyber Risk Reporting to the Board: Metrics That Actually Tell the Story There is a historic disconnect inside the corporate boardroom. For years, Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) have …

The machine that taught me DNS can be your best friend

Whenever I log into a Linux server for the first time, people often assume I start by checking the obvious things.

Ignite is an easy-level TryHackMe room that demonstrates the risks of running outdated web applications. The machine hosts a vulnerable…

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Date: 19/05/2026

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

Cyber threats are no longer rare events — they are happening every day across industries. As a result, companies are actively searching for…

Unexpected utility in cybersecurity.

I’ve been integrating OnScanner into my workflow recently as part of external security assessment and bug bounty reconnaissance, and it…