A practical guide to real-world attack and defense scenarios involving Windows Credential Manager, including credential dumping with mimikatz and detection strategies for defenders.
An in-depth guide to Windows Credential Manager, how it works, and how to use it with PowerShell, .NET, and security best practices for Red Team and Blue Team.
A detailed exploration of the TCP/IP protocol suite, its technical foundations, code samples, and cybersecurity considerations.
Learn what Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) attacks are, how they work, real-world examples, and the best defense strategies to protect your applications from this critical web security risk.
A detailed analysis of CVE-2025-9074, a critical Docker Desktop vulnerability allowing container escapes via unauthenticated API access, with technical explanation, platform differences, PoC code, and mitigation guidance.
A beginner-friendly guide to understanding prompt injection attacks, how attackers manipulate AI systems into breaking rules, and what defenders can do about it.
A deep dive into AI prompt smuggling attacks, including emoji, image, and link-based techniques. Learn how attackers exploit hidden inputs and how defenders can detect and mitigate these threats.
Defensive coding style is about anticipating potential errors, edge cases, and unexpected inputs to make your code more robust, secure, and maintainable.
Learn how to find which network connections are associated with a process using basic system tools on Linux and Windows.
Learn the latest ransomware tactics in 2025, including double extortion, triple extortion, and new cybercrime trends targeting businesses worldwide."