Jonathan Armas

SQL injection can be one of the most dangerous vulnerabilities. Here we will see how to bypass certain controls that developers put in their code.

Here we will see what a Server Side Request Forgery is, how hackers can exploit it, and what are the best ways to protect against this attack.

As everyone knows in our context, production credentials should be protected. In this post, we explain how to extract old credentials and how to protect them.

Windows hosts use LLMNR and NBT-NS for name resolution on the local network. These protocols do not verify addresses, and here we detail how to exploit this.

The OSCP exam is one of the hardest certifications out there for pentesters. Here we show you how you can prepare yourself to do your best on it.

Android is one of the most suitable targets for hackers. Here we show how to intercept Android apps' web traffic by installing a self-signed certificate.

Windows Active Directory works using the Kerberos protocol, and in this blog post, we detail how we can exploit its functionality to obtain user hashes.

Here we want to help you secure your deployments and avoid common mistakes. Infrastructure as code is one of the easiest ways to leverage cloud computing.