
ChatGPT for Pen Testing (Pt. 2)
In our previous blog we explored how ChatGPT can assist penetration testers by offering support across tool usage, code analysis, and vulnerability research. As the
In our previous blog we explored how ChatGPT can assist penetration testers by offering support across tool usage, code analysis, and vulnerability research. As the
Overview: Our security research has uncovered multiple high-risk vulnerabilities in the Syrotech SY-GPON-1110-WDONT router. These issues pose serious risks, including unauthorized access, data exposure, and
Assembly language programming is a fascinating discipline that allows developers to interact directly with a computer’s hardware. This guide introduces you to the fundamentals of
A critical privilege escalation vulnerability (CVE-2024-28326) has been identified in the Asus RT-N12+ B1 router. The device exposes an unrestricted root terminal via its UART
Ever been curious about hardware hacking but didn’t know where to begin? You’re not alone. At first glance, hardware hacking and reverse engineering can feel
Unlocking Firmware Customization with the CH341A Programmer and ESP-01 Module Firmware customization has become a core skill in hardware hacking and cybersecurity research. With the
EXPLIoT: A Framework for Exploiting and Securing IoT Devices Smart devices have become part of our daily lives—helping us save time, automate tasks, and improve
Drones are no longer just hobby gadgets—they’ve become critical assets across industries like agriculture, surveillance, defense, and logistics. The Nabhyaan Drone, with its advanced design
Routers form the backbone of modern digital infrastructure, enabling connectivity for homes, businesses, and entire networks. However, when vulnerabilities exist in these devices, they can
Car Hacking- The New Frontier In Cybersecurity As cars transform into rolling computers, they bring not just convenience—but also new risks. Modern vehicles are no
Legacy home and SOHO routers remain attractive targets for attackers. They sit at the network edge, handle all inbound/outbound traffic, and often expose a browser-based
Using Win32 API With Rust: A Step-By-Step Guide The Win32 API has been the backbone of Windows programming for decades, providing low-level access to operating
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