Cyber Security

In today’s digital world, keeping information systems and networks safe is crucial for all organizations. Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing are key cybersecurity practices that help protect against threats. While they are often talked about together, they have different goals and methods. This article will focus on vulnerability assessment, explaining its importance and how it […]

Web security is a vital issue in the modern world of the internet, where hackers constantly find new ways to breach systems and compromise data. Learning about web hacking – both how it works and how to prevent it – is essential for anyone who wants to keep their online presence secure. This blog post

In the dynamic realm of cybersecurity, red and blue teams play crucial roles in safeguarding networks and information assets. Red teams, acting as simulated adversaries, employ their expertise to discover and exploit vulnerabilities, uncovering weaknesses in defense strategies. Blue teams, the defenders, continuously strive to bolster security postures, detect and mitigate threats, and respond effectively

Welcome to Day 7 of our Cyber Security Full Course series. Today, we’re delving into the fundamental aspects of operating systems (OS) and application security. Operating systems serve as the foundation for all computing devices, while applications are the primary means by which users interact with these systems. Understanding how to secure both is essential

Scanning and enumeration are two essential steps in the process of identifying vulnerabilities and potential attack vectors in a target system or network. In this blogpost, I will discuss what scanning and enumeration are, why they are important, and what tools and techniques can be used for them. What is Scanning and Enumeration? Scanning  Scanning

Welcome back to our series on cyber security. In this post, we will explore the topic of malware analysis and reverse engineering, and how to use them to understand and defend against malicious software.  Malware Malware is a term that refers to any software that is designed to harm or exploit computer systems, networks, or

Welcome to Day 4 of our in-depth journey into the fascinating realm of penetration testing! Today, we delve into the cornerstone of the penetration testing process: Reconnaissance. This foundational phase is critical, as it lays the groundwork for the entire penetration testing endeavor. We will delve into both passive and active reconnaissance, exploring their importance

In the rapidly evolving landscape of cloud computing, the ability to automate and manage infrastructure efficiently has become indispensable. Terraform, an open-source tool created by HashiCorp, has emerged as a frontrunner in this domain, offering a declarative coding approach to infrastructure management. This blog post delves into Terraform’s world, exploring its features, benefits, and how

Raspberry Robin is a malicious software program, or malware, that was first discovered in September 2021. It is classified as a worm, which means it can self-replicate and spread from one infected computer to another. Raspberry Robin is particularly dangerous because it is very adept at evading detection and has been observed infecting a wide