This article provides an overview of the inner workings of ransomware, analyzes real-world examples, and provides techniques for preventing and mitigating ransomware attacks.

This technical article provides a detailed overview of various techniques and tools that can be used to bypass firewalls, including examples and best practices for red teamers and pen testers.

This comprehensive guide explores Nishang, a collection of PowerShell scripts designed for penetration testing and red teaming, covering PowerShell basics, Nishang modules, advanced techniques, real-world applications, and modern evasion methods.

This article explores the advanced web application attacks of CSRF and XXE, including real-world examples, traffic samples, and mitigation techniques for red teamers and pen testers. These vulnerabilities are often overlooked but are critical in enterprise applications.

Why is everyone rewriting their C2 in Go? Cross-compilation, static binaries, and speed. We dive into using Go for offensive operations.

We trace the evolution of graphics from the SGI workstations that made Jurassic Park to the NVIDIA GPUs that crack your passwords today.

To hide in memory, you must study memory. This guide flips the script on forensics, using Volatility to understand how Blue Teams hunt for your beacons.

Pretexting is more than just lying; it’s acting. This guide covers how to build a credible legend, handle resistance, and manipulate human trust for access.

Though legacy in name, Empire established the blueprint for modern C2. We explore the BC-Security fork, listeners, stagers, and how to operate a PowerShell-heavy campaign.

Forget volumetric DDoS. The real damage happens inside the perimeter. We explore IPv6 shadow networks, NAC bypasses, and VLAN hopping techniques for the modern Red Team.