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Offensive security research, reverse engineering, endpoint security, and CTF walkthroughs. Documenting exploit development, low-level internals, and red teaming tools.

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WebCriticalFeatured Threat Intel
18 min2026-11-01

The Twenty-Minute Billionaire: Inside the $6.36 Billion Binance Heist

An interactive, visual threat intelligence breakdown of the October 29, 2026 Binance heist ($6.36 billion drained across 10 blockchains), featuring step-by-step TypeScript simulations of the zero-key container hijack, the 50-nonce EIP-7702 wallet mutation, the 37-minute DeFi freeze race, and hardware defenses.

Gross Drain
$6.36B
10 chains · 20m blitz
Exploit
EIP-7702
50-nonce 0x04 salvo
Frozen
$2.7B-$3B
USDT / USDC / ARB
ETH $3.80B (59.7%)BTC $1.50B (23.6%)8 Chains $1.06B
VECTOR // ZERO KEYS LEAKED:DevOps container hijack -> 50x EIP-7702 nonces (18,914,775-824)
12 Labs
#Threat Intelligence#Binance#EIP-7702#TraderTraitor#Lazarus Group#Web3 Security
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TelecommunicationsCritical
15 min2026-08-07

A Technical Dive into 5G Hacking

A complete technical breakdown of 5G Standalone (SA) vulnerabilities, covering RAN hardware exploitation, SBI web vulnerability chains, 5G-AKA cryptographic weaknesses, and Kubernetes CNF compromise.

#5G#Red Team#Kubernetes
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WindowsHigh
20 min2026-07-24

CertiGhost (CVE-2026-54121): How a Low-Privileged AD User Impersonated a Domain Controller via AD CS

A deep dive into CVE-2026-54121 — the CertiGhost vulnerability that let any Domain User forge a Domain Controller certificate through an AD CS chase fallback, escalate to DCSync, and fully compromise the domain.

#Active Directory#CVE-2026-54121#CertiGhost
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WebLow
20 min2026-07-08

Source Code Review: Unearthing Critical Flaws in PHP

A direct, no-fluff guide to auditing PHP codebases. Learn to spot critical vulnerabilities, map attack surfaces, and weaponize findings with functional exploits.

#PHP#Code Review#AppSec
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ForensicsLow
30 min2026-07-02

Battlefield Forensics: Anatomy of the IDF's Captured "Olar" Secure Smartphone in Syria

An analysis of the IDF's captured "Olar" secure smartphone in Syria, detailing its hardware, MDM-enforced kiosk hardening, ORION C4I payload, and the incident's OPSEC implications.

#Mobile Security#OSINT#Android
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CTF Walkthroughs & Pwned Machines

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TryHackMeMedium

Ledger — TryHackMe Writeup

A comprehensive writeup for the Medium TryHackMe machine Ledger. We exploit an anonymous LDAP directory dump leaking credentials inside user descriptions, analyze the AD forest and ESC1 template misconfigurations using pharaohound, navigate around a stubborn PKINIT KDC error, and achieve Domain Admin compromise by abusing guest-level GenericWrite permissions over the domain controller via Resource-Based Constrained Delegation (RBCD).

2026-09-17Windows
#Active Directory#LDAP#Credential Leak
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TryHackMeMedium
AUTOSOLVE

Temple — TryHackMe Writeup

A comprehensive writeup for the Medium TryHackMe machine Temple, detailing recursive directory discovery to uncover a hidden registration endpoint, character-filtered Jinja2 SSTI bypassed via hex-escaped attributes and cycler globals to land RCE as bill, and escalating to root by weaponizing an auto-reloading, world-writable Logstash pipeline.

2026-09-17Linux
#Web#SSTI#Flask
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TryHackMeHard

Contrabando — TryHackMe Writeup

A Hard-rated TryHackMe machine featuring HTTP Request Smuggling (CVE-2023-25690) against Apache mod_proxy, command injection in a backend PHP script for container access, internal pivot via SSRF and SSTI in a host Flask app, bash glob pattern matching oracle in a sudo vault script, and Python 2 input() eval RCE to root.

2026-08-17Linux
#HTTP Request Smuggling#CVE-2023-25690#Command Injection
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HackTheBoxInsane

Jail — HackTheBox Machine Writeup

An Insane Linux box with five stages: a beginner-friendly 32-bit stack buffer overflow behind a jail service, an NFS no_all_squash share that hands us the next user, a restricted-vim escape, and a crypto chain (Atbash -> RAR -> Wiener) that unlocks root.

2026-08-14Linux
#Buffer Overflow#NFS#SUID
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