OBOmraj Burnwalinzeroes-and-ones.hashnode.dev·Jul 9 · 10 min readSOC Case Study #1: Investigating a NetSupport RAT Infection Using Wireshark1. Introduction Every day, SOC analysts receive hundreds of alerts from their SIEM platform. Most turn out to be false positives, but occasionally an alert points to a genuine compromise. In this case00
OBOmraj Burnwalinsecurityinfo.hashnode.dev·Jun 15 · 12 min readHow WebRTC Actually Works: A Deep Dive Through Live ExperimentsThe Problem: The Web Was Never Built for Real-Time The web was built on a simple idea: you ask, the server answers. That's HTTP — a request-response model that works beautifully for loading pages, fet00
OBOmraj Burnwalinsecurityinfo.hashnode.dev·Jun 5 · 7 min readFrom trust to encryption: what really happens behind the 🔒 icon.When you see the 🔒 icon in your browser, something remarkable happens behind the scenes. In a fraction of a second, your browser: verifies the identity of a server it has never met securely agrees 00
OBOmraj Burnwalinsecurityinfo.hashnode.dev·Jun 4 · 6 min read🔓 Breaking Cryptography: Where Encoding, Encryption, and Hashing FailIn the previous post, we explored how encoding, encryption, and hashing work together to secure data. But understanding how systems work in theory is only half the story. The real question is: What h10
OBOmraj Burnwalinsecurityinfo.hashnode.dev·Jun 3 · 8 min read🔐Encryption, Encoding, and Hashing in CybersecurityIn cybersecurity, data protection is not a single technique—it’s a layered approach. Three fundamental concepts often come up: encoding, encryption, and hashing. They may sound similar, but they solve00
