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Insecure deserialization attack
A precise breakdown of what is an insecure deserialization attack, how object injection and gadget chains work in Java and Python, and how to defend against them.
Feb 25, 20267 min read
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XXE (XML External Entity) attack
A precise breakdown of what an XXE attack is, how XML external entity injection works, a real-world exploit example, the billion laughs attack, and prevention techniques.
Feb 25, 20266 min read
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Golden ticket attack
A golden ticket attack forges Kerberos TGTs using a stolen krbtgt hash, giving attackers persistent, near-total control over Active Directory.
Feb 25, 20268 min read
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JavaScript Security Explained
JavaScript security means managing three attack surfaces: runtime bugs, browser XSS, and npm supply chain compromise — the last of which caused 2025's biggest incidents.
Feb 24, 20267 min read
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Chronicle Security Supply Chain Queries
Writing YARA-L detection rules and UDM queries in Google Chronicle (now Security Operations) to catch software supply chain threats at scale.
Feb 24, 20266 min read
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Living off the land (LOTL) techniques
A precise breakdown of living off the land (LOTL) attacks: how LOLBins, fileless malware, and dual-use tool abuse let intruders hide in plain sight.
Feb 24, 20268 min read
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Critical Infrastructure Software Supply Chain
How the 16 critical infrastructure sectors are absorbing software supply chain obligations under PPD-21, NSM-22, and CISA's emerging frameworks.
Feb 24, 20267 min read
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Node.js Security Best Practices
Node.js supply chain attacks like event-stream, ua-parser-js, and Shai-Hulud show why dependency depth is the real risk -- here's what actually reduces it.
Feb 24, 20266 min read
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Business email compromise (BEC)
Business email compromise (BEC) tricks employees into wiring funds or data to attackers posing as executives or vendors. Here is how BEC fraud actually works.
Feb 24, 20267 min read
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