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Become a Phreak!infophreak is hosting their 2025 Halloween CTF from October 1st to October 31st. Compete to win prizes and glory!
In this tutorial, I will be going over how to set up your very own Nextcloud server using Docker Compose on a public cloud provider like DigitalOcean.
This writeup covers the TryHackMe "Sakura" room, featuring an OSINT investigation into a fictitious hacker who attacked the OSINT Dojo. This room is designed to test a diverse range of OSINT techniques, including those related to image, social media, and geolocation intelligence.
This article covers a post-incident OSINT investigation that linked a recent business email compromise back to an Australian carpet company, due to a DNS registration mishap by the attacker. Persistence and pivoting are key for investigators!
A bird's eye view of the Dark Web focused on the essentials. If the inner workings of the Dark Web remain a mystery to you, this post was made to change that.
This is the first in a series of walkthroughs for the OverTheWire Bandit wargame, a beginner-friendly cybersecurity challenge designed to help build proficiency in Linux and foundational security skills.
A client asked me to perform security assessment on this password management application. Can you help me?
This is a write-up of my approach to the Basic Pentesting room on TryHackMe. The room is fairly simple and focuses on testing some fundamental pentesting skills.
Physical security is essential to any cybersecurity strategy. Without it, attackers can bypass digital defenses. This post explores how physical access controls, surveillance, and safeguards protect systems from real-world threats.
Do you have a web application running on Docker? Maybe you found an open-source app on GitHub but aren’t quite sure how secure the application is or if it’ll even stay that way in the future. Maybe your app doesn't have features like MFA, and you don’t want to make any changes to the code...