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Trojanized GitHub Repositories: How the Banana Squad Campaign Worked and How to Check Code First
Over 200+ trojanized GitHub repositories targeting gamers and developers were discovered, spreading malware disguised as Python hacking tools and cheats. Learn how this campaign works, the risks it poses, and how to s...
Cryptography for Ethical Hacking | Key Concepts, Tools, and Interview Questions (2026)
Master cryptography for ethical hacking in 2026. Learn about encryption, hashing, digital signatures, tools like OpenSSL & Hashcat, and real-world attack examples.
Dynamic Malware Analysis Checklist: Safe Lab Setup, Tools and Steps
Explore the 12-step dynamic malware analysis checklist with top tools like Wireshark, Procmon, Volatility, and Cuckoo Sandbox. Ideal for SOC teams, analysts & cybersecurity learners in 2026.
Top Dark Web Search Engines in 2026: Which Still Work and How to Use Them Safely
Looking for the best way to access the dark web safely in 2026? Discover the top 10 most trusted dark web search engines for private, anonymous browsing on the Tor network. Learn how to use Ahmia, Torch, Haystak, and ...
How to Secure Neglected Cybersecurity Attack Vectors in 2026 | Complete Guide to Hidden Threats & Fixes
Learn how to identify and secure neglected attack vectors in cybersecurity, such as outdated software, insecure APIs, open ports, IoT vulnerabilities, and insider threats. This 2025 expert guide provides actionable st...
How attackers bypassed Gmail 2FA with app passwords, and how to protect yourself
In a highly targeted campaign, Russian APT group APT29 tricked victims into creating Google App Passwords, allowing hackers to bypass Gmail’s 2FA security and gain long-term access to emails. Learn how this cyberattac...
What Are Metasploit Modules? Types, Workflow and Safe Lab Practice
Metasploit modules are the foundation of penetration testing and ethical hacking workflows. In this beginner-friendly guide, you’ll learn the six main Metasploit module types (exploit, payload, auxiliary, post, encode...
Common Port Numbers List: Traditional Ports and Their Encrypted Alternatives
Understanding network ports is essential for cybersecurity, ethical hacking, and IT professionals. This blog explains the most commonly used old/traditional port numbers like 80, 21, 23, and their modern secure altern...
What Is Qualys Vulnerability Management and How Does It Work?
Qualys Vulnerability Management is a powerful cloud-based tool for detecting, analyzing, and managing security flaws across IT systems. In this blog, explore how Qualys works, its key features, real-world use cases, a...
What's New in Kali Linux 2025.2: New Tools, CARsenal and NetHunter Updates
Kali Linux 2026.2 is out now with 13 new hacking tools, a renamed CARsenal car hacking toolkit, NetHunter smartwatch support, and a redesigned Kali Menu aligned with MITRE ATT&CK. Learn how to upgrade and explore all ...
What Is CISA Certification? Everything You Need to Know About Becoming a Certified Information Systems Auditor in 2026
CISA (Certified Information Systems Auditor) is a globally recognized certification offered by ISACA that validates your expertise in auditing, governance, risk management, and information security. In 2026, it remain...
Minecraft Mods Used to Spread Malware: How Stargazers Fake GitHub Mods Stole Passwords and Tokens
A newly uncovered cyber campaign by the Stargazers Ghost Network has targeted thousands of Minecraft players worldwide by distributing malicious mods through GitHub. Disguised as legitimate cheats and tools like Skybl...
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Top 50+ Must-Know Linux Commands for Beginners [2026 Updated Cheat Sheet]
Master Linux basics with this updated 2025 cheat sheet of essential Linux commands, from file management to networking and user controls. Perfect for students, admins, and cybersecurity learners.
16 Billion Passwords Leaked: What Actually Happened and What to Do
A record-breaking cybersecurity incident in 2026 exposed over 16 billion login credentials, including passwords for Google, Facebook, Apple, Telegram, GitHub, and other services. The leaked data came from 30 structure...
Iran State TV Hack and $90M Crypto Burn Explained | What It Means for Cybersecurity and Geopolitics
In June 2026, Iran faced two major cyberattacks within 48 hours. Its state television broadcast was hijacked mid-air to promote anti-government protests, and $90 million worth of cryptocurrency was stolen and permanen...
How a 7.3 Tbps DDoS Attack Delivered 37.4 TB in 45 Seconds: Real Threat or Cyberwarfare?
In early 2026, a staggering 7.3 Tbps DDoS attack delivered over 37.4 terabytes of data in just 45 seconds, targeting a major global hosting provider. This incident marked one of the largest recorded DDoS attacks to da...