So, Offensive Security launched a Purple Version of Kali Linux in 2023. Now, what is it about? Well, I will let Offensive Security do explain a bit about it: “Kali Purple started out as a proof of concept, evolved into a framework, then a platform, and now it has become…

At the beginning of this year, I wrote on Medium about how I landed a job as a Threat Intelligence Analyst Intern. However, I soon realized that staying current with the latest news in the field was a daunting task, even with tools like TweetDeck and newsletters at my disposal. …

So what is Cybersecurity? And what goals is Cybersecurity trying to achieve? Well, hopefully, this article can answer those questions for you. Cybersecurity, also known as InfoSec, is the practice of protecting computer systems, networks, devices, and data from unauthorized access, use, theft, and destruction. It encompasses a wide range…

So you might wonder as to why I chose Vietnam for the second part of the APT Groups stories. Perhaps you’re wondering why I’ve decided on Vietnam as the focus for the second part of the APT Groups stories. Halong Bay is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and…

APT stands for Advanced Persistent Threat. It refers to a type of cyber attack carried out by a group of skilled hackers who are typically state-sponsored or working on behalf of a nation-state. The goal of APT attacks is to gain long-term access to a target’s network and steal sensitive…

Google Dorking is a technique used by security researchers and hackers to find vulnerable information and websites by using advanced search operators in the Google search engine. This can include sensitive information such as login credentials, financial information, and other confidential data that is publicly accessible due to misconfigured web…

Zero Trust is a cybersecurity concept that assumes that any user, device, or system inside or outside the network may be compromised and should not be trusted without proper verification. Zero Trust involves continuously verifying and authenticating all access requests and limiting network access to only the resources necessary for…

the Onion Router (Tor) is one of the most commonly used dark web networks Let’s begin with the basics, What is Tor? Tor, which stands for “The Onion Router,” is a network of servers that enables anonymous communication on the internet. The network consists of thousands of volunteer-operated servers, known as nodes or relays, that route user traffic through a series of encrypted connections…

This article contains explanations of Overflow and Underflow Integers, CWE’s that are commonly used, code examples & solutions to identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities related to integer overflows and underflows. What is Integer Overflow? An integer overflow occurs when a computation results in a value that is outside the range of values that can be…