Whether you're interested in penetration testing, OSINT, or bug bounty, this quick and easy Golang-based crawler is an essential addition to your recon toolbox. On a newly configured Ubuntu ARM64 virtual machine, we will install Hakrawler, run practical examples, and learn how to use it efficiently. Setup "
In this blog, we're delving into ToolHive, a small tool that makes managing and deploying MCP servers remarkably simple and safe. ToolHive transforms your development process by integrating container security and configuration automation, regardless of whether you're using Cursor, GitHub Copilot, or other tools. Let'
Have you ever hopped inside a pod and swiftly debugged something using kubectl exec? It's useful, but it has a big flaw: there is no audit trail. Kubectl-rexec can help with that. The Kubectl exec Issue When you're running: kubectl exec -it mypod -- bash You&
Have you ever been in an environment where direct network access is blocked, but cloud services like Azure Blob Storage are still reachable? What if I told you that you could tunnel your internet traffic through those blob storage endpoints? That’s exactly what ProxyBlob does. In this post, I’
SQLMap is a powerful open-source tool for finding and taking advantage of SQL injection vulnerabilities in web applications. If you've been learning about ethical hacking, you've probably heard of it. But what if we could make SQLMap smarter so smart that it could think like a
Password management is one of the most critical activities for being secure online. But with several dozen (if not hundreds) of accounts, how do you remember difficult, new passwords for every website? That's where a password manager is useful. Though there are plenty of excellent password managers available
Sharing is second nature to us. We share photos of our holidays, tweet our ideas, check in on our location, and blog about our lives all with a finger click. But while sharing can help us bond with others, oversharing can leave us vulnerable to serious risks that we may
Where ethical hacking or penetration testing is concerned, the initial phase is probably most critical and most neglected by novices. It is known as reconnaissance, or simply as recon. Consider recon as the information collection phase. As a burglar might plan to break into a house examining windows, doors, alarms,
Creating excellent content is half the battle, encouraging clicks is the other half. Your blog title is your initial (and sometimes sole) opportunity to leave an impression. Particularly in a space like security, where technical readers are bombarded continuously with new entries, reports, and studies, your headline must cut through
Insider threats are an increasing worry for companies of all sizes. They don't necessarily come from malicious insiders attempting to sabotage the firm, but also from careless or ignorant workers who inadvertently leak information. In this blog post, we’ll explore four major ways insider threats can cost
One of the most important bits of intelligence? Where an IP address is coming from. That's where IPinfo enters the scene. Whether you're monitoring suspicious traffic, log analysis, or OSINT (Open Source Intelligence), IP geolocation information can be incredibly useful context. And with IPinfo's
There is so much that goes into the big space of cybersecurity with its big brands Windows servers, Linux, web applications, and APIs. However, there exists another realm which silently works in the backend systems of multiple industries: MCP servers. If you're curious about what MCP servers are