Getting Started

This article provides an overview of the evolution of the internet from its inception to current and future trends, including key technological advancements and their impact on society.

This article explores the basic concepts and syntax of the Go programming language, including its unique benefits for pen testing and red teaming. It provides specific code examples for port scanning, HTTP request crafting, concurrency, and brute-force password guessing.

This article is a technical guide to memory forensics, covering the basics, tools and techniques, and real-world examples of its use with the open-source Volatility framework.

This article introduces malware analysis for technical audiences, covering types of malware, their characteristics, attack vectors, and analysis techniques with real-world examples.

This article provides a comprehensive introduction to various password-cracking techniques, tools, and best practices for red teams and penetration testers, highlighting the importance of using these skills ethically to enhance cybersecurity.

Explore the anatomy of phishing attacks, their evolving tactics, and the techniques red teamers can use to detect, prevent, and simulate them effectively.

Explore efficient Rails web development through best practices, tips, and security insights tailored for pen testers and red teamers, with a focus on the MVC pattern and common web vulnerabilities.

This article introduces buffer overflow vulnerabilities, how attackers exploit them, and how to mitigate them, with clear examples and code snippets for technical readers.

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.