The Username Was a File Descriptor: Inside MikroTrick
CVE-2026-86060 turned a crafted RouterOS SSH identity into administrative policy. Trace MikroTrick, a safe lab, detection logic, and trusted recovery.
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The Link Was Checked Too Late: CVE-2026-81963
CVE-2026-81963 is an exploited Windows Update link-following flaw. Trace the SYSTEM escalation model, safe mechanism lab, detection logic, and patch validation.
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Two Patches, One Hook: Inside Gitea CVE-2026-60004
CVE-2026-60004 turns duplicate Gitea diffpatch requests into an executable Git hook. Analyze the attack chain, detection signals, and containment.
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Gunra Before Encryption: Detect the Ransomware Handoff
Gunra’s locker is the last stage. Detect the earlier handoff from VPN compromise to remote access, exfiltration, backup deletion, and offline encryption.
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The Page Was Blank: Inside macOS ClickFix Cloaking
A macOS ClickFix campaign hid its lure behind browser fingerprinting. This analysis reproduces the gate safely and builds detection across web, endpoint and identity telemetry.
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OWAReaper and the Half-Click: When Reading Email Runs Code
TA488 turned ordinary webmail rendering into browser-resident access. Trace OWAReaper from reading pane to persistence, then hunt its mailbox and browser artifacts.
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CVE-2025-68686: The FortiOS Patch Bypass That Starts After Compromise
CVE-2025-68686 is not initial access. It is a FortiOS SSL-VPN symlink patch bypass that turns prior filesystem compromise into remote data exposure.
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wp2shell: How WordPress Route Confusion Became RCE
wp2shell chains WordPress REST route confusion with SQL injection to reach pre-auth RCE. Learn the mechanics, affected versions, evidence sources, and safe response workflow.
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The Same PHP Web Shell Appeared Across 47 Domains—Here’s How to Hunt It
A real PHP web shell appeared across 47 domains on one shared host. Hunt its signatures, triage WordPress, preserve evidence, and recover safely.
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SharePoint Exploitation in 2026: Patch, Hunt, and Harden
Active SharePoint exploitation demands more than patching. Validate every farm node, hunt IIS and EDR telemetry, rotate trust material, and harden the complete attack path.
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OpenSSH 9.9 → 10.3: Why You Should Update Now
OpenSSH 10.3 addresses risks in the SSH client, certificates, forwarding, and legacy scp. Here is the impact, a Blue Team checklist, and safe defensive PoCs.
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7 Rules for Creating Strong Passwords (+ Generator)
A practical guide to creating strong passwords with solid cryptography practices and post-quantum readiness. Includes an interactive password generator at the end.
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AI as C2: 5 Risks and Defenses for Blue Team
AI as C2 is a real threat in enterprise environments. This guide covers 5 critical risks, detection indicators, and practical defenses for Blue Team.
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Complete Guide: How to Protect Apps from Prompt Injection
Prompt injection is not theoretical. It is a real vulnerability affecting AI applications through direct, indirect, multimodal, and RAG-based attack paths. This guide covers vectors, POCs, evasion techniques, testing, and defenses.
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Defensive WAF Validation Checklist for AppSec and Blue Teams
A practical checklist for validating WAF coverage safely: scope, evidence, detection, mitigation, rate limits, false positives, and defensive reporting.
