A beginner-friendly guide to the Domain Name System (DNS). Learn how DNS works, its hierarchy, and its critical role in cybersecurity for Red and Blue Teams.
An in-depth article explaining the concept of Network Address Translation (NAT), its types, usage in modern networks, benefits, drawbacks, and security implications. Suitable for beginners and intermediate readers in networking and cybersecurity.
This comprehensive article explores the intricacies of Wireless Local Area Networks (WLANs), from their fundamental components like access points and network cards to the evolution of IEEE 802.11 standards (Wi-Fi 4, 5, and 6) and the crucial security protocols (WEP, WPA, WPA2, WPA3) that keep your data safe.
A beginner-friendly guide to computer memory and how cybersecurity teams use it to protect systems, detect threats, and investigate attacks.
A comprehensive exploration of the foothold stage in cybersecurity attacks, with red team techniques, code samples, and defensive strategies for blue teams.
A deep dive into the Netcat tool, its capabilities, and practical usage for both red team and blue team operations.
Learn what Data Loss Prevention (DLP) is and how it significantly improves cybersecurity. This article explains how DLP works with user stories and code examples to demonstrate its role in protecting sensitive data and ensuring compliance.
An in-depth red team guide to mounting devices and shares in Linux environments, including techniques for reconnaissance, exploitation, persistence, and stealth.
A comprehensive exploration of reverse shells, covering their core concept, red team usage, blue team defenses, and real-world implications.
A detailed article exploring the principles and practices of building a secure project structure, illustrated with a case study.