Phishing Simulations Done Right: Measuring Human Risk
A gotcha email that shames the people who click teaches nothing. Here is how we run a phishing simulation that measures human risk and moves the numbers that matter: report rate, dwell time, and repeat clickers.
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Penetration Testing vs Vulnerability Scanning: What’s the Difference (and When You Need Each)
A scanner tells you a port is open and a version looks old. A pentester tells you how someone chains three "medium" findings into a full account takeover. Here is the real difference between penetration testing and vulnerability scanning, and how to know which one you actually need.
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SOC 2 and Penetration Testing: What Auditors Actually Expect
A pentest is not a checkbox your auditor stamps and forgets. Here is what SOC 2 penetration testing actually needs to prove, how it maps to the Common Criteria, and the report details auditors ask for.
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How a Series-B Fintech Closed 23 Critical API Flaws Before Their Next Raise
A Series-B fintech booked an API penetration test six weeks before due diligence. We found 23 critical issues, most of them authorization flaws no scanner would ever catch. Here is how the engagement actually ran.
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What an External Network Penetration Test Actually Finds
The big wins on external network penetration testing are rarely exotic zero-days. They are the forgotten box, the unpatched VPN, and the login that still says admin/admin. Here is what we find, and how.
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How to Choose a Penetration Testing Company (2026 Buyer’s Guide)
Most pentest reports we get asked to review are automated scans in a nice PDF. Here is how to choose a penetration testing company that actually tests.
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The Web Application Penetration Testing Methodology We Use
The exact web application penetration testing methodology we run on engagements, from mapping the app to chaining low findings into a real breach and retesting the fix.
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We Hacked GitHub for a Month : Here’s What We Found
After a long hiatus, we are back with a new write-up. Although we don’t typically participate in bug bounty programs due to other commitments, we took up the challenge of hacking GitHub for a month and are excited to share our findings. It all started when Shivam Singh (Mr. Rajput ...
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How We Are Able To Hack Any Company By Sending Message – $20,000 Bounty [CVE-2021–34506]
Story Of Universal XSS (uXSS) On Microsoft Edge Hello Folks , I hope everyone is doing well in this pandemic & making full use of it for learning new stuff in their daily life . so this a story about hacking into any companies even the big ones are on list like ...
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