Ever stumbled across an API endpoint you weren’t supposed to find? You’re not alone. Over 90% of web apps have dangerous API authorization…

Part 6 of the Aii-Aii Hunter series: what has to be true before a finding becomes a report

In Part 1, we covered what DNS actually does, why Dig became my go-to tool early in my testing career, and how to get it installed and…

Every trick I use when a target hands me an upload button.

Learn how to report and use this time-saving tool.

Hello, cybersecurity enthusiasts and white-hat hackers!

From Script Kiddie to pro attack Techniques, Tools and Countermeasures at Every Skill tier

A hands-on walkthrough of a realistic web application penetration test, covering reconnaissance, IDOR, account takeover, unrestricted file…

Gatekeeper is a Windows binary-exploitation box built around a custom TCP service that is vulnerable to a classic stack buffer overflow. An…

Difficulty: Easy | Type: Web Enumeration / Git Source Code Disclosure

Difficulty: Easy | Type: Prompt Injection / LLM Jailbreaking

I’ll be honest — the first two rooms of TryHackMe’s Hacker Holidays felt like a nice warm jog. Room 3, the Complimentary challenge, felt…

Tiny packets, odd hours, suspiciously regular. That’s basically the polite way of saying someone’s been smuggling data out every night…

Executive Summary

Learn how security professionals use the Dig tool to understand DNS, perform reconnaissance, and gather valuable information before a…

New to web security? Learn the OWASP Top 10:2025 vulnerabilities in plain English, with real examples, prevention tips, and career guidance…

Cybercriminals now possess a proprietary tool to simultaneously strike workstations, Linux servers, and corporate virtual infrastructures. Hackers already deploy the new GenieLocker ransomware aga…

Part 6 of the “Implementing DevSecOps” series