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    The AI Arms Race Just Went Public: What Project Glasswing Means for You
    Anthropic's announcement this week isn't just a product launch. It's a public acknowledgment that the rules of cybersecurity have fundamentally changed — and the window to respond is narrow. On April 7th, Anthropic announced Project Glasswing, an initiative to give select organizations early access ...
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    The Secret Handshake – Covertly Redirecting Mobile Traffic to a Different Backend
    Normally while performing iOS or Android mobile application penetration tests, we request a custom ...
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    Paths to Power in Active Directory Part 4: ESC3 – In The Name of The Crown
    In Part 2, ESC1 – No One, Yet Everyone, we examined a misconfiguration that allows a low-privileged ...
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    Paths to Power in Active Directory Part 3: ESC2 – The Seal of Any Purpose
    “ Power in Active Directory, much like power in Westeros, often changes hands not through force, ...
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    Supply Chain Security: Trust Is the New Attack Surface
    In February 2026, while participating in a panel at IT Expo, one statement kept resonating ...
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    Detecting Dangling SaaS Subdomains and Real Subdomain Takeovers
    Subdomain takeover is one of those vulnerabilities that refuses to die. Every few years it gets ...
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    AI Agents: Clippy With Root Access
    There’s a new kind of software showing up in your Slack, IDE, and cloud console and it’s AI agents. ...
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    Extract Secrets from Multiple Configuration Files Using Vim
    penetration testing  |  command line  |  red team  |  VIM
    You're SSH'd into a compromised Linux server during a penetration test. You've found the ...
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    No Broadcast Traffic? No Problem! - NetExec SMB Slinky Module
    As pentesters, tools such as Responder and Ntlmrelayx are great tools for capturing hashes or ...
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    Annual Pentests Aren't Cutting It Anymore: Why Continuous Testing Beats Scrambling at Renewal Time
    Let's be honest about something: if you're still relying on that once-a-year penetration test to ...
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