Hello all, I come bearing gifts once more. To all cybersecurity professionals (especially those at Management and C-level) — I asked my fellow hackers about their favourite ways to break into your network and here are their answers. …

Here we are again, with yet another (possibly) controversial topic. This time is about security certifications. Regardless if you are in Cloud security, Forensics, Governance, Offensive Security, etc. at some point you may have felt the pressure to obtain the most sophisticated, the latest, and the very “best” of security…

Hi people, it’s me and I’m back with more stuff that I learned in a recent engagement. I was tasked with testing a client’s web application to identify potential security vulnerabilities. The application featured various functionalities, one of which was a file upload feature. …

Hi everyone, it has been awhile since my last post. I’m here to bring you something that you may have heard (or not) in the past — relating to new technique to make your phishing campaign more effective. Comes Cyrillic character. For those of you who don’t know; Cyrillic characters…

Your daily FLASH NEWS on Cyber Security: If you have yet to care about cybersecurity, is this the best time to do so? Recently, the PLAY Ransomware gang leaks about 12GB worth of data belonging PII information including SSN, address, employee ID, etc. …

Hi everyone, it has been awhile since I had last deliver to you some interesting content. This time, I have one question I asked my fellow hackers (some had requested to remain anonymous). Question of the month is “In 3 words, how would you describe your feelings when you compromised…

You don’t need to be a technical guru to contribute to the cybersecurity field, on this post we get to hear a story of a co-worker, a friend of mine on their journey into Cyber Threat Intelligence — who made it their mission to raise awareness on the importance of…

Hi all this is something that I hope can resonate with everyone. Developing tools as a penetration tester will deepen your understanding about specific technology which will help you in the long run. In order to break things, you must understand how those things work. …

Storing testing artifacts and screenshots is important for several reasons. Firstly, it allows for the documentation and analysis of the testing process. This includes tracking the steps taken during the testing, recording any vulnerabilities or weaknesses discovered, and documenting the methods used to exploit those vulnerabilities. Secondly, it helps to…