Posts in "hacking" Category

Introduction I recently purchased a bunch of garbage smart devices from Temu with intent to reverse engineer and hack some of them. The first to arrive was a Bluetooth smart scale. I paid $4 for this and was curious on what I could find.

Introduction This is for education purposes only! I built this to prepare for building offensive tools in red teaming assignments and to understand how low-level keyboard input works in Windows.

Intro I wanted to sharpen my c++ development skills and deepen my understanding of offensive tooling used in red-team operations. To do that, I began developing a project focused on injecting shellcode into a running process while evading Windows Defender, purely for research ...

I decided to check out my local Goodwill for old routers that I might be able to get a shell on. By looking at the device’s FCC ID, I was able to review the internal photos and identify exposed UART pins.

Introduction Hello, in this post I will be a walkthrough of the HackTheBox challenge titanic.

Introduction Legal Disclaimer: This guide is provided for educational purposes only. All techniques, tools, and information described herein are intended solely for use in authorized testing and research on networks for which you have explicit permission to test. Unauthorized...

Intro I wanted to sharpen my C++ networking skills and thought of no better project then a asynchronous port scanner. In this blog post, I’ll walk you through some of the key components of the code responsible for handling asynchronous connections. To see the whole codebase pl...