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Let’s start away walk through a realistic vulnerability discovery scenario using W1nZ1p (we have changed the name to avoid any claims) as the example. The objective here is not exploitationRead More →
Let’s start away walk through a realistic vulnerability discovery scenario using W1nZ1p (we have changed the name to avoid any claims) as the example. The objective here is not exploitationRead More →
When people search for privacy online, one of the first tools they come across is a VPN (Virtual Private Network). Many VPN providers claim to offer complete anonymity or noRead More →
Today many schools, colleges, police departments and even normal people are getting fake calls. Numbers look real sometimes local, sometimes from other states or countries. But in reality, the callerRead More →
Today, everyone is talking about VPNs. Some people use them for privacy, some for accessing blocked content, and some just because they heard it is “safe.” But when it comesRead More →
Introduction Most people think a Wi-Fi router is only used for internet. We install it in our homes, offices, and schools so that laptops, phones, and smart TV’s can connectRead More →
Introduction Losing photos from your mobile phone can be very painful. Many times we delete photos by mistake. Sometimes photos disappear because of system errors, formatting or app issues. InRead More →
Introduction Tracing a person on the internet is sometimes not easy, but with structured investigative process we can track anyone on the internet, This same process is being used inRead More →
The Intellexa Leaks have transformed Predator from a partially understood “mercenary spyware product” into a clearly mapped, industrial-grade offensive surveillance platform. The leaked training videos, internal OPSEC documentation, marketing decks,Read More →
The U.S. Secret Service’s recent seizure of 300 SIM servers and 100,000 SIM cards in New York highlights a growing national security issue: the weaponization of telecom infrastructure for fraud,Read More →
Agentic AI browsers (e.g., Microsoft Copilot in Edge, OpenAI’s “agent mode” sandboxed browser, and Perplexity’s Comet) are designed to autonomously browse, click, shop, and interact with content on behalf ofRead More →
In a bold move to counter the growing number of open-source software supply chain attacks, Google has launched OSS Rebuild, a program designed to automatically rebuild OSS packages in isolatedRead More →
In a recent threat intelligence disclosure, Okta has identified the misuse of Vercel’s v0.dev, a generative AI-powered interface builder, by malicious actors to construct sophisticated phishing websites. These sites areRead More →
A new evasion technique called “TokenBreak” has been discovered that effectively bypasses AI-based content moderation systems—including those used in popular AI models, chatbots, and content filters. This method works byRead More →
The adoption of AI-powered coding platforms, such as OpenAI’s Codex, GitHub Copilot, Amazon CodeWhisperer, Google Gemini, Anthropic Claude, TabNine, Replit Ghostwriter, and Intellicode, promises transformative productivity gains. However, beneath theRead More →
The Windows operating system includes several pre-login accessibility features, intended to support users with disabilities. One of these components, utilman.exe (Utility Manager), is designed to launch accessibility tools like NarratorRead More →
Security researcher Nick Johnson (@nicksdjohnson) has revealed a highly sophisticated phishing attack that leverages two separate Google services — OAuth and Google Sites — to execute a multi-layered campaign capableRead More →
A sophisticated cyberespionage group known as Earth Preta (also called Mustang Panda) has been identified using advanced techniques to infiltrate systems and evade detection. Their stealthy approach involves leveraging legitimateRead More →
In a new cyber threat exploiting ZIP file concatenation, attackers use a Trojan embedded in concatenated ZIP files to target Windows users, evading standard detection methods. This technique takes advantageRead More →
In a recent report, Unit 42 cybersecurity researchers from Palo Alto Networks have uncovered a sophisticated method called “Deceptive Delight,” highlighting the vulnerabilities of Large Language Models (LLMs) to targetedRead More →
A recent investigation has uncovered a series of sophisticated cyber-attacks by the Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group known as GoldenJackal, which successfully breached air-gapped government systems in Europe. These isolatedRead More →