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Paul T. Sarsih·1d agoTryHackMe: Tempest IncidentEvery cybersecurity professional in 2026 needs hands-on practice to break into this highly competitive professional space, and this…
Mattysploit·1d agoInvestigating GitHub Actions Access to an AWS RoleYou are handed one record. It is an AssumeRoleWithWebIdentity event in a production AWS account, the role in it is named something like…
Khanh Le·1d agoThe Security Agent Is Already Installed: Using Claude Code and Codex as a Quick Incident ResponderIt was Friday morning, October 30th, when the news reached our team: the Claude Code extension for VS Code had been compromised.
Xpert4Cyber·1d agoThe One Flag Every Linux Admin Should Check: ifconfig PROMISC Explained🔍 It starts with a quiet server and one extra word in the interface flags: PROMISC.
Adetomiwa·2d agoFrom Governance to Readiness: Mapping the EU AI Act, NIST and CIS Guidance Through a DFIR LensAdetomiwa Jeminiwa : ade.jeminiwa@gmail.com Independent Writer / DFIR Practitioner
HarkX·2d agoBetter Together: How Jev and LLMs Build an Optimized AI SOCJev handles the SOC’s thousands of quick calls; LLMs investigate what matters. Together, they build a faster, smarter AI SOC.
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