VoIP is transforming business communication with flexibility and cost savings. However, its reliance on the internet brings cybersecurity risks. Discover how VoIP works, common threats, and the role of penetration testers in protecting organizations.
Invoker is a Burp Suite extension that automates external tools like dosfiner, sqlmap, nuclei, or ffuf, bridging the gap between captured requests and CLI commands.
Explore how Windows API functions like GetWindowTextA and WM_GETTEXT can be used to interact with SAP GUI controls using Python. Whether retrieving window titles, extracting hidden text, or analyzing user input fields, these methods provide valuable insights for enhancing the security of SAP systems with penetration tests.
Technical analysis of NULL Pointer Dereference bugs, mitigations, and exploit development challenges on Apple Silicon macOS.
This article touches on the subject of recommendations for fixing Prompt Injection vulnerabilities. It introduces broad categories of the mitigations and explains issues with them.
In this article, we explore TOCTOU vulnerabilities, subtle yet dangerous race conditions that occur when security checks and resource usage are not tightly coupled. In C# development on Windows, where file operations and dynamic code loading are common, understanding and mitigating these risks is essential for building secure and resilient applications.
Discover how attackers bypass Outlook spam filters using disguised hyperlinks to deliver malicious ISO files. Learn the risks and how to protect your inbox.
Bricked your Proxmark3? No problem! This guide shows you how to revive it using Flipper Zero as a JTAG adapter, from setup to flashing recovery firmware. Plus, we’ll explore how JTAG can be used in hardware security and penetration testing.
Explore a detailed case study on detecting vulnerabilities in macOS drivers. Learn how to analyze IOKit, reverse engineer kernel extensions, and debug system crashes using real-world techniques. This guide walks through the discovery of a Denial of Service (DoS) condition in the NS_01 driver within Apple’s IONVMeFamily, offering insights into fuzzing, integer overflow detection, and crash analysis.
Discover how SLAP and FLOP attacks exploit Apple Silicon’s speculative execution vulnerabilities, enabling remote data leaks via web browsers. Learn about their impact, exploitation techniques, and potential mitigations to protect your privacy.
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