AOAbiodun Oluwafunmibiinfunmibitech.hashnode.dev00Why Developers Should Learn About Penetration Testing23h ago · 5 min read · Most developers build. Penetration testers break. But what if the person building also understood how things get broken? That's where the most dangerous — and most valuable — developers live. What is Join discussion
AEAdeshina Emmanuelineadeshina.hashnode.dev20I reviewed HTTP Security Headers on a Nigerian B2B platform. Here’s what I found + 3 quick fixes2d ago · 3 min read · I’ve been running lightweight security posture checks on Nigerian B2B platforms using publicly available HTTP response headers only. No logins. No intrusive scanning. No exploitation. Just reading whaJoin discussion
PPPrajapati Pareshinsmarttechdevs.hashnode.dev00Sandboxing Third-Party React Components2d ago · 3 min read · The Supply Chain UI Liability Modern B2B SaaS development requires incorporating external code engines. We install script integrations for legacy rich text styling editors, embedded customer support cJoin discussion
ASArpita Singhalinarpitasinghal.hashnode.dev00Guided Pentest : Infrastructure — A TryHackMe Walkthrough4d ago · 7 min read · Introduction Most security rooms hand you a hint and a flag box. This room does something more valuable — it walks you through a realistic infrastructure penetration test from start to finish, explainJoin discussion
JJebitokinsharonjebitok.com00 Cooctus Stories (TryHackMe)May 6 · 14 min read · Cooctus Adventures is a TryHackMe challenge that follows the Overpass storyline, where an insider threat helped the Cooctus Clan compromise Overpass. The objective is to infiltrate their private serveJoin discussion
CSCyber Safety Zoneinblog.cybersafetyzone.com00Chrome Extension Attacks on Freelancers: How to Stay SafeApr 17 · 2 min read · Freelancers often install browser extensions to save time. From grammar tools to screenshot apps, Chrome extensions can make daily work easier—but they can also introduce hidden security risks. Many eJoin discussion
PPromiseinpromise-security.hashnode.dev00Cracking HackThisSite Basics: My Beginner Web Hacking JourneyApr 5 · 10 min read · LEVEL 1 Level 1 on HackThisSite is called “The Idiot Test”, and the page only shows a password box, a submit button, and a hint saying that if you have no idea what to do, you need to learn HTML. InstJoin discussion
JJebitokinsharonjebitok.com00Biohazard (CTF Challenge - THM)Apr 2 · 17 min read · Introduction Welcome to Biohazard room, a puzzle-style CTF. Collecting the item, solving the puzzle and escaping the nightmare is your top priority. Can you survive until the end? If you have any quesJoin discussion
MBMokshan Basuruinmokshan.hashnode.dev00Bypassing safeMode: A Journey from JSONP to Stored XSSMar 26 · 4 min read · In modern web security, we often rely on client-side flags to toggle security features. But.... If attacker can reach into the global window object and flip those switches what happens? In this post, Join discussion
SCShaishab Chandra Shilinshaishab316.hashnode.dev00CSRF token to protect cookiesMar 15 · 4 min read · If you're storing session data or auth tokens in cookies, you're already one step ahead of localStorage. But cookies come with a well-known vulnerability — Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF). In this pJoin discussion
