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Suppose your phone or computer is a house. You have something of value in there—photos, texts, bank information, and passwords. But you have thieves (hackers, viruses, and malware) who will try to break in and steal or damage things. Now, imagine antivirus software as a security guard who stands
In cybersecurity, discovering URLs that are hidden or sensitive can be a turning point for security researchers, bug bounty hunters, and penetration testers. urlhunter, which is an open-source tool created by utkusen, simplifies this task by searching for previously crawled URLs indexed by search engines. This blog will guide you
Cybersecurity is full of technical jargon, and perhaps one of the most common is Zero Day. Do you know what a Zero Day vulnerability, exploit, or attack is? This blog post will tell you in simple terms. Understanding Zero Day A Zero Day (0-day) in computer security is a software
Password management is a challenging task in today's digital world. With more and more online accounts, the urge to reuse passwords or use weak credentials is strong, leaving individuals and organizations open to cyber attacks. A password manager is a valuable tool that improves security, simplifies password management,
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing how we interact with technology, and one of the most exciting advancements in this space is AI chatbots. Among the latest platforms making waves is WSUP AI, an interactive AI chatbot that allows users to engage in lifelike conversations, create personalized AI companions, and
Security vulnerabilities often arise due to improper resource management in software development. One such vulnerability, SinkClose, occurs when a program improperly handles file descriptors, leading to potential security risks such as information leakage, race conditions, or privilege escalation. This blog post explores the SinkClose vulnerability, its causes, real-world implications, and
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has reached unprecedented levels, where AI-generated content can hardly be separated from human-generated content. However, with the development of AI-generated text, images, and deepfake videos, now the challenge is detecting AI-generated content. "Undetectable AI" is a widely debated issue in the fields of cybersecurity, journalism,
Have you ever wanted to feel like a Hollywood hacker, typing at lightning speed with lines of code scrolling across your screen? Enter Hacker Typer, a fun and viral website that makes you look like a coding genius with minimal effort. What is Hacker Typer? Hacker Typer is an online
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing the world, but it also comes with risks. The OWASP AI Security and Privacy Guide explains how to keep AI safe from hackers and mistakes. If you're using AI in apps or websites, knowing these risks is super important! What Can Go Wrong
The SQL Expressions experimental feature in Grafana has a security flaw in which it does not properly sanitize user input in duckdb queries, making it vulnerable to command injection and local file inclusion attacks. Users with VIEWER privileges or higher can exploit this vulnerability. However, the attack requires the duckdb
A path traversal vulnerability in Sonatype Nexus Repository 3 enables unauthenticated attackers to access and read system files. This security issue exposes sensitive information and compromises system integrity. The vulnerability has been addressed and rectified in version 3.68.1 of the software. Disclaimer The content provided here is for
Grav CMS, an open-source, flat-file content management system, had a security vulnerability before version 1.7.45. This vulnerability was a Server-Side Template Injection (SSTI) that allowed authenticated users with editor permissions to execute arbitrary code on the remote server, bypassing the security sandbox. Version 1.7.45 includes a