Blog Posts

Explore the capabilities of Hawk, a powerful Golang tool designed for red team operations, which discreetly captures and exfiltrates SSH, SU, and Sudo credentials from Linux systems. This blog post dives into Hawk's role in the WRCCDC competition, demonstrating how it enhances network penetration tactics by maintaining persistent access and facilitating network escalation. Learn about Hawk's operational mechanics, its stealth features that evade detection, and its integration into red team TTPs for advanced cybersecurity testing.

This week, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has released the Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0, a guide for organizations to implement cybersecurity. This updated framework not only reinforces cybersecurity fundamentals but also introduces enhancements that align with the ever-evolving threat landscape. Let's dive into what's new in NIST 2.0 and why companies should take note.

Reverse Engineering Android Apps To Find AWS Credentials. What to look for when performing android pentesting!

Hey everyone! Exciting times, huh? So, you stumbled upon an LFI vulnerability that unveiled some magical Auth0 credentials. Now, what’s the next move? In this blog post, I’ll guide you.....

Step into the digital battlefield where cybersecurity meets the bottom line. The rising costs of cyber liability insurance are turning heads and opening wallets. As organizations deal with the fallout of cyber breaches, the financial impact of protecting digital assets is soaring. This blog post breaks down the reasons behind the increase in cyber liability insurance costs, highlighting the complexities that call for a proactive approach to risk management.

In the realm of digital marketing, SEO stands tall as the gatekeeper of online visibility. But what if there’s a way to ascend its ranks effortlessly? Enter AI-generated content. With the sheer prowess of artificial intelligence, businesses can generate captivating content that not only resonates with audiences but also appeases search engine algorithms. And the result? More clicks, leading to an increase in potential revenue. In fact, websites on the first page of Google receive almost 95% of web traffic, leaving only 5% for remaining search results pages. Imagine harnessing even a fraction of that for your website!