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Refactoring code can feel like a high-stakes gamble: do you patch the existing system or go all-in on a full rewrite? The decision hinges…

Ever tried setting up a hacking lab for the first time? I remember staring at a bunch of downloads and security blogs, not sure if I was about to break my laptop or do something actually cool. So…

Lab 1: Username Enumeration via Different Responses

Burp Suite is a multi-tabbed powerhouse for web application security testing. Each tab has a dedicated role, and understanding how they…

The term “threat hunting” is thrown around a lot in cybersecurity circles. It’s often praised as the mark of a mature SOC and cited in…

Today, we are going to learn about something called PKCE (pronounced as “pixie”). It stands for Proof Key for Code Exchange.

Spam messages are more than just an annoyance; they’re often the gateway to phishing attacks, malware distribution, and various forms of…

“You delete a photo from Google Drive. You empty the trash. You breathe easy, thinking it’s gone forever. But what if I told you that…

Mr. David Sahyeon Baek is a Chief Strategy Officer (CSO) in NPCore he’s taught me how dangerous internet network is. he explained about any…

In a world where software innovation happens at lightning speed, protecting intellectual property has become more important than ever. One…

The cybercrime group Scattered Spider, also known as Octo Tempest, has intensified its attacks by targeting airlines, hospitality…

The building blocks of smarter Cybersecurity

This is a simple CTF room which tests user’s enumeration, password-cracking, steganography, OSINT, and privilege escalation skills

Microsoft PlayReady DRM certificates (SL2000 & SL3000) have been leaked to GitHub. Microsoft issued a DMCA for SL3000, and Amazon is suspending accounts using the leaked keys to bypass DRM.

Figma has relaunched its IPO plans, aiming to raise $1.2 billion and achieve a $19.3 billion valuation after its $20 billion acquisition by Adobe collapsed due to regulatory scrutiny.

A critical vulnerability (CVE-2025-46811, CVSS 9.8) in SUSE Manager allows unauthenticated remote command execution with root privileges on all managed Linux clients.

Microsoft plans a record $30B+ investment next quarter to expand cloud and AI infrastructure, further cementing its competitive edge and meeting surging demand for generative AI models.

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 I’m Pranav Patil, a cybersecurity enthusiast and bug bounty hunter. I found this vulnerability about a year ago…

Ahh, I wish it wasn’t *almost*