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EAErkan Aksoyerkanaksoy.hashnode.devJun 11 · 11 min read

Why I Run Azure and Entra ID Pentesting From Linux

Introduction Most people meet Azure security through the portal. You click around, read some role assignments, maybe run a few az commands, and it can feel like the whole job lives in a browser tab. I

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OROhm Ramwalahashbyte20.hashnode.devJun 10 · 4 min read

Hack The Box: TwoMillion Walkthrough - Invite Code, API Abuse & Root

Introduction TwoMillion is an Easy-rated Linux machine on Hack The Box that combines web enumeration, API abuse, command injection, credential discovery, and privilege escalation. The machine is inspi

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4F404 Founders404-founders.comJun 5 · 3 min read

The AI Intern Just Joined The Red Team

The New Workflow For years, breaking into a network was only part of the job. Attackers still needed to: map Active Directory identify privileged accounts understand trust relationships locate sensit

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NPNarges Pourkamalisafeai.blogMay 29 · 2 min read

AI Security is far more complex than just tricky prompts! 🚀

Recently, I started reviewing an incredible document: the "AI Security Assessment Blueprint". It has truly opened a new window of knowledge for me, answering so many of my deepest questions about AI v

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SMShubham Mishrasammy-secops.hashnode.devApr 25 · 31 min read

LLM Guardrails: A Guide to AI Safety and Security

LLM guardrails are often described as if they automatically make an AI system safe. They do help, and in many cases they are necessary, but they are not magic. A guardrail that has never been tested a

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FVFelix Voigtfelix-voigt.hashnode.devApr 3 · 9 min read

Part 4: WPA2/3-Mixed Mode (Downgrade & Rogue Access Point)

1. Executive Summary Although WPA3 effectively mitigates the offline dictionary attacks that troubled its predecessor, modern enterprise and home network infrastructures still rely on backward compati

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FVFelix Voigtfelix-voigt.hashnode.devApr 3 · 7 min read

Part 1: Pin-based Attacks on 802.11 (Legacy & WPS)

1. Executive Summary It must be stated upfront that in contemporary red teaming engagements, Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) is largely considered a dead attack vector. The Wi-Fi Alliance has deprecated P

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FVFelix Voigtfelix-voigt.hashnode.devApr 3 · 9 min read

Part 2: WPA2 PMKID (Silent & Clientless Attacks)

1. Executive Summary The PMKID attack represents a significant paradigm shift in 802.11 wireless network exploitation. This vector exploits a historical implementation flaw in the IEEE 802.11i Robust

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AAudaciaaudaciatechnicalblog.hashnode.devMar 23 · 14 min read

Testing AI: How to Effectively Evaluate LLMs

Traditional software testing rests on a basic assumption that given the same input, the system produces the same output. A test case defines expected behaviour, and a test passes or fails based on whe

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Bbotguardbotguard.hashnode.devMar 22 · 4 min read

How to Red-Team Your AI Agent Before Attackers Do

A single, well-crafted prompt can bring down even the most advanced language model-based agent, as evidenced by the recent case where a popular chatbot was tricked into revealing sensitive user information with just five carefully designed interactio...

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Why I Run Azure and Entra ID Pentesting From Linux

Hack The Box: TwoMillion Walkthrough - Invite Code, API Abuse & Root

The AI Intern Just Joined The Red Team

AI Security is far more complex than just tricky prompts! 🚀

LLM Guardrails: A Guide to AI Safety and Security

Part 4: WPA2/3-Mixed Mode (Downgrade & Rogue Access Point)

Part 1: Pin-based Attacks on 802.11 (Legacy & WPS)

Part 2: WPA2 PMKID (Silent & Clientless Attacks)

Testing AI: How to Effectively Evaluate LLMs

How to Red-Team Your AI Agent Before Attackers Do