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Aakramesparksit.hashnode.dev6d ago · 13 min read

SOC 2 Compliance for Software: How to Evaluate Partners

SOC 2 compliance for software means a software company or IT services provider has defined, implemented, and documented controls that protect customer data and systems, usually against the Security tr

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ZTZero Trust Threadszerotrustthreads.hashnode.devSep 30 · 7 min read

An Alert Fired. Now What?

You open a security dashboard. There it is. HIGH SEVERITY ALERT Red. Bold. Urgent-looking. So what do you do? For someone new to defensive cybersecurity, alerts can feel like answers. They are not. A

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Rroutetorootblog.routetoroot.ioSep 29 · 4 min read

Lab 24: The Attack Ran. The Alerts Fired.

In Lab 13, I ran a brute force attack and got zero alerts. In Lab 24, I ran the same attack in Splunk. 15 alerts fired in under 2 seconds. That's the difference between a detection gap and a detection

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Rroutetorootblog.routetoroot.ioSep 22 · 4 min read

Lab 23: Writing My First Splunk Detection Rule

Lab 22 got Splunk running. 180 events indexed. 76 SSH brute force events confirmed in the index. The pipeline was alive. But a SIEM with no detection rules is still just a search engine. Lab 23 is whe

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PGpriyanshu gambhircybersec-insights.hashnode.devSep 17 · 14 min read

When AI Agents Started Collaborating: Anatomy of the 2026 Hugging Face Intrusion

Introduction In July 2026, a cybersecurity evaluation involving highly capable AI agents turned into something much bigger than a normal security test. What started as an attempt to solve cybersecurit

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HCHazel Chirindahazelsec.hashnode.devSep 17 · 9 min read

Security Tools Don’t Fix Bad Security Processes

One thing I've learned from working across different cybersecurity environments is that organisations can have very good security tools and still have security gaps. You can deploy EDR. You can implem

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SNsamineni nikhilnikhilsamineni.hashnode.devSep 15 · 10 min read

Social Engineering & Phishing Attack — A Hands-on Cybersecurity Lab

Introduction When we talk about cybersecurity, we usually think about hackers attacking computers, servers, or networks. But there is another important target: people. An attacker does not always need

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RRridesh raju bijweunderstanding-soc-as-a-learner.hashnode.devSep 13 · 8 min read

Building My First SOC Home Lab with Windows & Kali Linux Using Oracle VirtualBox

Introduction While learning cybersecurity, I realized that understanding concepts theoretically is only one part of the journey. I wanted to create an environment where I could actually work with oper

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SWshreyas walakeshreewalake.hashnode.devSep 12 · 13 min read

That WhatsApp Image Might Not Be Just an Image

Let me start with something uncomfortable. Somewhere right now, someone opened a JPEG file they received on WhatsApp/social-media and didn't think twice about it. It looked like a meme. Maybe a weddi

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TLTirthak Likhartirthaklikhar.hashnode.devSep 11 · 22 min read

Climbing the Pyramid of Pain: From Hashes to TTP-Based Detection

Author's note: This article explains the defensive reasoning and security concepts behind the TryHackMe Summit room. It deliberately omits flags and is not intended to be an answer guide. A security

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SOC 2 Compliance for Software: How to Evaluate Partners

An Alert Fired. Now What?

Lab 24: The Attack Ran. The Alerts Fired.

Lab 23: Writing My First Splunk Detection Rule

When AI Agents Started Collaborating: Anatomy of the 2026 Hugging Face Intrusion

Security Tools Don’t Fix Bad Security Processes

Social Engineering & Phishing Attack — A Hands-on Cybersecurity Lab

Building My First SOC Home Lab with Windows & Kali Linux Using Oracle VirtualBox

That WhatsApp Image Might Not Be Just an Image

Climbing the Pyramid of Pain: From Hashes to TTP-Based Detection