MMarco BorettoSep 19 · 9 min readSet Up an Epson ES-50 Scanner on a Raspberry Pi for Headless, Automatic PDF ScanningThe Epson ES-50 is a tiny, USB-powered portable scanner with a single physical scan button and no screen — which makes it a good match for a Raspberry Pi acting as a dumb, always-on scan station. Thismboretto.hashnode.dev
DDevy JonesJul 3 · 4 min readFinding Exposed APIs and Services: A Practical Guide for DevelopersAs developers, we're constantly building and deploying services, often exposing APIs and other interfaces to the internet. While necessary, this also creates potential attack surface. Proactively idendevyjones.hashnode.dev
NNetomize Official BlogJun 10 · 3 min readHTTP-Basma - Platform Update (v3.0 - Gaudi)Following the first release of HTTP-Basma on May 20, 2026, on Netomize's official GitHub repository, including the research paper, source code, datasets, and 64-bit release versions for Windows and Liblog.netomize.ca
JJebitokJun 4 · 37 min readMetasploit: Scanning and Exploitation (TryHackMe)Link to the Walkthrough/Challenge on TryHackMe: Metasploit: Scanning and Exploitation Introduction In the previous room, you learned how to navigate the Metasploit Framework: searching for modules, cosharonjebitok.com
KKrishna BagalMay 27 · 8 min readI Built an Open-Source Vulnerability Scanner with a Real-Time Dashboard — Because Nothing Else Did It AllThe Problem That Started It All If you run servers, write code, or manage containers, you already know the uncomfortable truth: vulnerabilities, exposed secrets, and misconfigurations are everywhere. 93KVSblog.krishnabagal.com
NNetomize Official BlogMay 20 · 2 min readIntroducing HTTP-Basma - Adaptive Fingerprinting: HTTP-Basma's Multi-Stage Probing for Granular Server DifferentiationNetomize is happy to announce the release of a new HTTP fingerprinting algorithm called HTTP-Basma to identify HTTP servers using a reversible fingerprint codenamed verbosus. In the realm of cybersecu1blog.netomize.ca
DDevTools GuideMar 3 · 8 min readContainer Security Scanning: Trivy, Grype, Snyk, and Docker ScoutContainer Security Scanning: Trivy, Grype, Snyk, and Docker Scout Shipping containers without scanning them is like deploying code without tests -- you might get away with it for a while, but eventually a known vulnerability will bite you. Container ...devtoolsguide.hashnode.dev
DDevTools GuideMar 3 · 7 min readSecurity Tools Every Developer Should KnowSecurity Tools Every Developer Should Know Most developers know they should care about security, but the tooling landscape is overwhelming. There are hundreds of scanners, analyzers, and platforms -- most of them noisy, slow, or both. This guide cove...devtoolsguide.hashnode.dev
TTech Insights HubFeb 12 · 9 min readContainer Security: Trivy ScanningWhy Traditional Container Scanning Approaches Fall Short Legacy container scanning solutions were designed for slower release cycles and centralized infrastructure models. These tools typically operate as standalone services requiring dedicated infra...topperblog.hashnode.dev
TTech Insights HubFeb 12 · 2 min readTrivy Container Scanner: Vulnerability ScanningTrivy Container Scanner: Vulnerability Scanning The Problem That Changed Everything Modern development requires modern solutions. Table of Contents Why This Matters Quick Start Implementation Best Practices FAQ Conclusion Why This Matters Essential...topperblog.hashnode.dev
