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Learn Ethical Hacking (#31) - Privilege Escalation - Linux What will I learn What privilege escalation is and why it is the single most critical post-exploitation step; SUID/SGID binaries -- finding and

source Security for the business parks and residential estates need to come up with another solution besides scanning your personal id card or driving license. Living in South Africa you often have to

Good morning PIVX family, here’s your weekly recap of activity across the ecosystem, covering network...

Learn Ethical Hacking (#30) - Wireless Network Attacks - Breaking Wi-Fi What will I learn Wi-Fi security protocols: WEP, WPA, WPA2, WPA3 -- what is broken and what is not; Monitor mode and wireless packet

Learn Ethical Hacking (#29) - Network Sniffing - Seeing Everything on the Wire What will I learn Packet capture fundamentals with tcpdump and Wireshark; ARP spoofing: becoming the man-in-the-middle on

Learn Ethical Hacking (#28) - The AI Web Attack Surface - AI Features as Vulnerabilities What will I learn Prompt injection: the new SQL injection for AI-powered applications; Indirect prompt injection:

Hey fellow HIVE builders, vibecoders, and JS/TS developers! If you maintain any frontend, full-stack, or CLI projects that depend on @tanstack/ packages (Router, Query, Table, etc.), stop and read this

If you heard of the shai hulud exploit, you know how serious this is. Another supply chain attack hit and this one is rough. If attacked, this malware will target claude and VS Code to burrow in so even

Learn Ethical Hacking (#27) - Bug Bounty Hunting - Getting Paid to Hack the Web What will I learn How bug bounty programs work and where to find them; HackerOne, Bugcrowd, and direct programs -- choosing

Atlanta, GA, 02/16/2026: In modern times, where enterprises are vulnerable to diverse operational and security risks, is it really possible for a business, educational institution, or event coordinator