The Constructor Was the Endpoint: Jenkins Stapler Data Binding
Jenkins configuration forms can become constructor dispatch. Trace the September 2026 flaws, a safe mechanism lab, detection signals, and durable fixes.
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ShieldBreak: When Defender Becomes the Privilege Boundary
ShieldBreak (CVE-2026-69414) abuses file-path resolution around Microsoft Defender. Trace the privilege chain, detection telemetry, and interim controls.
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Pass-ta-Key: When Synced Passkeys Trust a Compromised Host
Unit 42’s Pass-ta-key research exposes device-trust and recovery attacks around Google-synced passkeys. Trace the mechanics, detection, and defensive choices.
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CVE-2026-63077: When TeamCity Deserializes Trust
CVE-2026-63077 exposes every TeamCity On-Premises version to unauthenticated RCE through the agent polling protocol. This deep dive maps the trust failure, runs a safe deserialization mechanism lab, and shows how to detect, contain, and validate CI/CD integrity.
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Frida for Modern Android Assessments: What Still Works, What Breaks, and Where It Wastes Time
Frida remains valuable in Android assessments, but it is most useful when used to validate runtime hypotheses instead of blindly bypassing every control in the app.
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The Android Attack Surface in 2026: What Still Matters for Offensive Security
Android security research still pays off, but the best bugs now sit across APK logic, identity flows, backend APIs, SDK trust boundaries, WebView surfaces, and abuse-resistant controls such as attestation.
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HackerDNA: 4 Steps to Train for Pentesting
How to use ethical hacking labs to train enumeration, exploitation, evidence gathering, and reporting discipline without falling into CTF habits.
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The 5 Highest-Paying Bug Bounty Vulnerabilities
The five vulnerability classes that most often command the highest bug bounty payouts, with advanced local-lab examples, impact validation, mitigation guidance, and tips for stronger reports.
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MCP Security: Tools and Permissions in Practice
MCP Security in practice: a safe lab with fictional documents, a mocked local agent, controlled tool exploitation, permissions, schemas, and auditable logs.
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AI Red Team: 12 Failures Beyond Prompt Injection
A practical AI Red Team guide for testing agents, RAG, memory, tools, and autonomy workflows beyond prompt injection, with checklists, metrics, and controls.
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AI Recon: LLMs, RAGs, and Agents
Authorized reconnaissance for enterprise AI: map LLMs, RAG pipelines, agents, tools, IAM, APIs, cloud exposure, and evidence without drifting out of scope.
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Autonomous Pentest Agent: AI, Red Team, and Attack Chains
Autonomous Pentest Agents can accelerate Red Team operations, but they also introduce risk around prompt injection, tool misuse, scope control, evidence quality, and detection.
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Defensive Corporate OSINT: A Red Team Guide to Mapping Exposure, Identity, and Cloud
An advanced guide to defensive corporate OSINT from a Red Team perspective, covering identity, cloud, APIs, detection, and real attack chains.
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WAF Bypass in Practice: Real Techniques, Detection, and Mitigation
Learn real WAF bypass techniques, how to validate evidence safely, and which controls to apply for detection and mitigation in defensive environments.
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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.
