#webA flaw that comes from a site printing user input to the page without checking it; the attacker's code runs in someone else's browser.
2026
- What Is XSS? The Basics and a Hands-On DVWA Demo
- What Is Host Header Injection? Detection to Exploitation with Burp
#webThe Host header is entirely under the user's control; when some applications trust it too much, the password reset link goes to the attacker's server.
- Unauthenticated CRLF Injection in cPanel/WHM (CVE-2026-32993)
#cveA pre-auth CRLF injection in cPanel, patched on May 13, 2026; data written to the status parameter is added to the response header without sanitization.
- SSL Bypass via DNS Cluster in cPanel (CVE-2026-32992)
#cvecPanel's DNS Cluster module never verifies the other side's certificate on the TLS connection; with CVE-2026-32992, credentials between clusters are exposed.
- ActiveMQ Fileserver RCE: Manual curl and Metasploit (CVE-2016-3088)
#cvePut the two forgotten checks in the fileserver component of Apache ActiveMQ before 5.14.0 side by side and you get a root shell.
- Apache HTTP/2 Double-Free: One-Request Server Crash (CVE-2026-23918)
#cveA flaw disclosed in the mod_http2 module crashes Apache HTTP Server 2.4.66 and earlier with a single malicious request, and leads to RCE on some setups.
- Copy Fail: Root on Linux with 732 Bytes (CVE-2026-31431)
#cveA 2017 optimization commit opened a bug chain in algif_aead; a 732-byte script gets you root on major Linux distributions (CVE-2026-31431).
- Taking Over cPanel with a Pre-Auth Session File (CVE-2026-41940)
#cvecPanel writes a pre-auth session file to disk even on a failed login; CRLF injection gets credentials written into that file for an auth bypass (CVE-2026-41940).
- Zero-Click NTLM Hash Leak in Windows Shell (CVE-2026-32202)
#cveHalf of the RCE flaw APT28 exploited via LNK files stayed open even after the patch; with CVE-2026-32202, an NTLM hash can be leaked without the victim clicking anything.
- From Browser to Terminal: Taking Over a Server with Command Injection
#webCommand injection means that when a web application adds user input to an operating system command without filtering it, you can write shell commands there.
- SQL Injection with SQLmap on Kali: From Login Form to Database
#web#toolsSQLmap is an open-source tool that automates SQL injection testing; it handles what you'd do manually with a few commands.
- From Prompt Injection to Data Leak: Agentic AI Risks
#aiAgentic AI agents can read email, search files and call APIs; prompt injection, data leaks and privilege abuse are expanding this new attack surface.
- Running Linux Inside a PDF: linuxpdf
#toolsYou open a PDF in your browser, there's a terminal inside, and you can run commands. linuxpdf does exactly that.
- What Is Hashcat? Installation and Basic Usage
#toolsHashcat is a password cracking tool; if you have a hash value and want to find the password, it's one of the tools you turn to.
- Hash Functions: From Theory to Real-World Attacks
#fundamentalsA hash function turns input into a fixed-length output with no way back; from MD5 to bcrypt, the avalanche effect, rainbow tables and salt are explained with real attacks.