Explore the evolving Cibersecurity landscape of 2025 to understand which threats—ransomware, supply-chain compromises, AI-assisted attacks and insecure IoT—pose the greatest business risks. This authoritative guide provides clear priorities, quick mitigation steps and a practical decision framework to protect operations, data and reputation. Read more to act now.
This technical playbook explains why Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is the practical successor to legacy VPNs. Learn the architecture, core controls, SASE integration, and a phased migration plan to reduce attack surface, simplify operations, and improve security posture. Read on for actionable guidance to plan a safe, measurable ZTNA transition.
Let’s face it: we all use email, and we all use passwords. Passwords create an inherent vulnerability in the system. The success rate of phishing attacks is skyrocketing, and opportunities for attack have multiplied enormously as life has moved online. All it takes is one compromised password for all other users to fall victim to…
Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) is a protocol, or technical standard, for using a desktop computer remotely. Remote desktop software can use several different protocols, including RDP, Independent Computing Architecture (ICA), and Virtual Network Computing (VNC), but RDP is the most widely used protocol. RDP was initially released by Microsoft and is available for most Windows…
With the support of the open-source community and a strict privilege system built into its architecture, Linux has security built into its design. That said, gone are the days when Linux system administrators could get away with poor security practices. Cybercriminals have come to view Linux as a viable attack target due to its growing…
What is Kerberos? Kerberos is a secure network authentication protocol based on tickets, designed to allow users and services to mutually authenticate over an untrusted network. Its main goal is to ensure that a user’s identity can be verified without transmitting passwords over the network, thereby reducing the risk of interception. Originally developed at MIT…
Content spoofing (also known as content injection) is one of the most common web security vulnerabilities. It allows the end user of the vulnerable web application to falsify or modify the actual content of the web page. Requirements: Responsibility: In this tutorial, we will use hacking techniques for educational purposes only. We do not promote…
Online attacks are more frequent than ever, and this trend is likely to continue growing. In this article, we analyze CSV injection attacks and how to defend against them. Requirements: Responsibility: In this tutorial, we will use hacking techniques for educational purposes only. We do not promote their use for profit or improper purposes. We…
A script to remotely dump files and folders from a Windows SMB share Requirements: Responsibility: In this tutorial, we will use hacking techniques for educational purposes only. We do not promote their use for profit or improper purposes. We are not responsible for any damage or impairment that may be caused to the systems used.…
In this section, we will explain what Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is, describe some common examples of attacks based on Cross-Origin Resource Sharing, and discuss how to protect against these attacks. Requirements: Responsibility: In this tutorial, we will use hacking techniques for educational purposes only. We do not promote their use for profit or improper…