What is an LFI Vulnerability? LFI stands for Local File Includes – it’s a file local inclusion vulnerability that allows an attacker to include files that...

You’re about to ride on reading journey where you might’ve never went before, so let’s begin, shall we? INTRODUCTION In the modern era of technology, hac...

The threat of hacking has become increasingly pertinent in today’s digital age. As technology continues to advance, hackers have found inventive ways to b...

What’s a reverse shell? A reverse shell, also known as a remote shell or “connect-back shell,” takes advantage of the target system’s vulnerabilities to in...

This is a reward wall for the infosec writers at hacklido. By this way we reward our writers for their valuable contributions as an infosec writer by provi...

Hello Guys..!! Happy New Year 2023 to all my followers 🥳 Hope you are doing well Today we will discuss about how I Found AWS API Keys and how to Validate...

Introduction If you have never performed a subdomain takeover before or would like a fresh introduction, I have devised an example scenario to help explain...

ROP attack Hello Hackers, welcome back to my write-up about binary exploitation CTF challenge. Today, we are going to solve a challenge which allowed us...

Hey guys, in this tutorial, I will be sharing my learning about account takeover which I have learned after reading some blogs only on account takeover....

Hey guys, myself Dheeraj and this blog is a simple writeup about the newly released tryhackme lab, “Takeover”. Room link - https://tryhackme.com/room/take...

Hi, In this section, we will explain what cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) is, describe some common examples of cross-origin resource sharing-based att...