A deep dive into the rise and fall of Netscape Navigator, exploring its historical significance, cybersecurity contributions, and ten fascinating trivia facts tailored for a technical audience.
An introductory overview of red teaming, covering goals, scope, methodologies, frameworks, and practical examples for newcomers or those needing a refresher.
This article explores common social engineering techniques, highlights real-world examples, and offers practical advice for organizations to defend against these human-centric attacks.
A comprehensive introduction to Nim, including its syntax, features, and practical applications in penetration testing and red teaming, with comparisons to other languages.
This article explores the rich history of Unix—from its 1960s origins to its commercialization, the rise of open source, and the development of modern derivatives—while highlighting its cybersecurity implications and fun historical trivia.
An introduction to reverse engineering concepts—including disassembling, decompiling, patching, dynamic analysis, and obfuscation—with practical examples for red teamers and pen testers.
This article explores the importance of network scanning and enumeration in penetration testing, offering real-world examples and tools commonly used by red teamers.
This article explores the basics of the Rust programming language and its coding practices, highlighting its strengths as a tool for penetration testing and red teaming.
This article explores the history and evolution of the computer mouse, security implications of modern designs, and future innovations shaping how we interact with computers.
This article provides a beginner-friendly introduction to penetration testing, covering core concepts, methodologies, essential tools, and practical examples.