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Articles tagged with #cybersecurity-1

Contextual Leakage Exploit (CLE): A Silent Jailbreak Triggered by Harmless Questions — and It Works
This method lets you extract dangerous code from AI models without using any forbidden keywords. No prompt injection, no jailbreak personas.
Aug 3, 20258 min read40
Secure Your Website Against Remote Code Execution Attacks
Hello there! I’m finally done with my exams, so i have more free time to dedicate to my blog and my projects. Not gonna waste time, let’s dive in. Definition of Remote Code Execution (RCE) A Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability in a website allo...
Jul 27, 20254 min read25
Why Switching to Hardware Authentication Beats Traditional Passwords
Introduction: The Flaws of Legacy Authentication For decades, passwords have been the default method for securing digital accounts, despite their well-documented weaknesses. The average user manages over 100 passwords, leading to dangerous shortcuts ...
Jul 20, 20253 min read10
Executing ELF Binaries From Memory Without Touching The Disk
Disclaimer: This article is intended for educational purposes only. The techniques shown below are designed to deepen understanding of ELF execution, in-memory operations, and post-exploitation methodologies on Linux systems. Use responsibly and don’...
Jun 30, 20255 min read30
Understanding (and pwning) PMKID: What You Need to Know
Note: This article assumes familiarity with 802.11 authentication protocols and cryptographic primitives.
May 28, 20254 min read24
The Dangers of Browser-Saved Passwords and the Benefits of Using a Password Manager
In this post, I will mainly talk about Firefox, but this may apply to other browsers that offer saving passwords locally as well. Saving passwords in your browser might seem like a convenient choice, but it’s not necessarily the best one. While brow...
Mar 17, 20255 min read33