Mobile Device Management (MDM) has quietly evolved into one of the most critical pillars of enterprise security. As organizations scale, diversify their tech stacks, and adopt flexible working models, controlling and securing…
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NPM Supply Chain Attacks
Software supply chain attacks aren’t new, but the JavaScript ecosystem and specifically NPM has become the perfect breeding ground for them. With millions of packages, heavy dependency chaining, and a culture of…
C2 Frameworks That Dominate the Underground
Command-and-Control (C2) frameworks sit at the core of modern offensive cyber operations. All ransomware groups, access brokers, APT units, and red team, use these tools or similar. They are stable for how…
Modern EDR Bypass Methods 2025
Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is a cornerstone of modern security, but in 2025 threat actors continue to evolve ways to evade and neutralize it. EDR bypass methods are constantly evolving, making…
The Difference Between XDR, EDR and MD
Cybersecurity is full of confusing acronyms and XDR, EDR, and MDR are at the top of that list. If you’re trying to figure out which one your business needs (or even what…
Sysmon Is Coming Natively to Windows 11 and Windows Server 2025
Microsoft has officially confirmed that Sysmon will become a native part of Windows 11 and Windows Server 2025, eliminating the need for separate deployments of the standalone Sysinternals version. For anyone responsible…
Is C# Good for Cyber Security? Absolutely Here’s Why
When people think about cybersecurity tooling, their minds often jump to C, Python, or even Go. But C# a language sometimes dismissed as “high level” is quietly one of the most powerful…
BYOVD Attacks Explained
BYOVD, (short for Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver) is a strategy where attackers use legitimately signed but exploitable drivers to gain privileged access to systems. In this comprehensive guide, BYOVD is explained…
5 Reverse Engineering Tools For Cyber Security
Reverse engineering is one of those skills that is required ofr red team / blue team ops, malware analysis, exploit development, and defensive research. The tooling ecosystem is massive, but a handful…
Top 5 LOLBins Every Red Teamer Should Know
Living-off-the-land binaries (LOLbins) are native Windows executables that perform legitimate administrative functions. Because they are signed, widely deployed, and trusted by enterprise tooling, they are used by Red Teams and Threat Actors…