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Project GhostNet: Build a Self-Contained Network Threat Detection, SIEM, and Beacon-Huntin
Build Project GhostNet, an advanced C2 beacon detection lab using Suricata, TCPDump, Elasticsearch, Kibana and Python for threat hunting and SIEM analysis
Critical cPanel Vulnerability (CVE-2026-67401): How an EmailTrack SQL Injection Grants Root Access
A critical cPanel EmailTrack SQL injection vulnerability, CVE-2026-67401, can allow authenticated attackers to escalate to root and take over an entire hosting server
SAP OVERPASS CVE-2026-44756: CVSS 10.0 Kernel RCE Explained
SAP OVERPASS CVE-2026-44756 is a CVSS 10.0 kernel flaw enabling unauthenticated RCE. Learn the attack path, S4GET risks and patching steps
The $1 Million Navier-Stokes AI Proof Controversy: OpenAI, Anthropic, and the Battle for Mathematical Supremacy
OpenAI claims its AI solved the $1 million Navier-Stokes problem. Here's the proof, AI breakthrough, Anthropic controversy, and what happens next
The “120 Million Telegram Records” Listing, Explained: What’s in the Dataset, Why It Probably Isn’t a Telegram Breach, and What to Do Now
A 120 million-record Telegram database is being sold online. Here's what the data contains, why it likely isn't a Telegram breach, and how to protect your account
Liquid Network hack: $320 million in bitcoin left the federation wallet, then most of it came back
Liquid Network suffered a massive hack involving 4,000 BTC worth about $320M. Here's how the SideSwap vulnerability drained the federation wallet
LG Smart TVs Caught Mapping Your Network, Logging Audio With Screen Off — Here’s the Full Technical Breakdown
LG smart TV spying is real: a Gamers Nexus probe found network scanning, plain-text audio logs, and uploads even offline. Full findings and fixes here
Beyond the Hype: A Comprehensive Technical and Ethical Autopsy of the Brave Browser
Is Brave Browser really private? We examine Brave's privacy claims, Tor DNS leak, security flaws, BAT controversies, ad model, tracking protections and more
Rhysida Publishes 5.8 TB of Stolen Data From Berlin’s State Network After Senate Refuses €2 Million Ransom
Rhysida has published 5.8 TB of Berlin government data after the Senate refused a €2M ransom, exposing 1.44M files, credentials, personnel and KRITIS data
Critical PostgreSQL Flaw ‘PostGREShell’ (CVE-2026-6471) Enables Remote Code Execution: Complete Technical Breakdown and Remediation
CVE-2026-6471, dubbed PostGREShell, lets PostgreSQL replication users load unauthorized libraries and execute code. Learn the exploit and fix
