Today we’ll discuss The Open Worldwide Application Security Project (OWASP) top 10 vulnerabilities in the web applications which noticed, collected and organized by volunteers who work in major tec...

Today is nearly two years since the first Portswigger Web Security was solved, I solved the last one. In this blog post, I’ll share how I solve it. Description of the Lab Lab Level: Expert T...

I’m thrilled to announce our latest achievement – a spectacular performance by our team, Creeprs_249, in the heart-pounding “Fetch the Flag CTF” competition. Organized by Snyk and John Hammond, thi...

I’m thrilled to share that our outstanding team, creeprs_249, has reached an impressive milestone! 🎉 We secured the 50th position among around 450 teams hailing from Arabian countries in the presti...

On October 8th, at 13:00 GMT, the Black Hat MEAQ Qualifications CTF commenced. Alongside my brilliant team, “creepers_249,” I actively participated, putting forth our best efforts to secure those e...

Although many people in the cybersecurity industry argue that playing Capture The Flag is not the most realistic scenario for attacks and can often be unsolvable unless you follow the exact path of...

When people hear the word “hacker,” they often envision an individual who wears a hoodie, resides in a dimly lit room, and types rapidly on a keyboard with green terminals displayed on five monitor...

Hello everyone, today we are solving Relevant room from TryHackMe. Scope The client has asked that you secure two flags (no location provided) as proof of exploitation: User.txt ...