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[Red Threat Cyber Security @RedThreatCS]

Phishing with OpenAI Custom GPTs using DarkMind Chain Of Though backdoor

[Red Threat Cyber Security @RedThreatCS]

Healthcare founders: Passing an audit isn’t about “no vulnerabilities.” It’s about proving your system protects patient data the right way. We worked with QuantCare for a Manual pentest → Passed audit 👉

https://t.co/8uZDmG5646

[Red Threat Cyber Security @RedThreatCS]

@Xbow @Microsoft 🤣🤣 Automated Pentest? Who is going to validate the "PENTEST" reports full of false positives, just like how you do with HackerOne VDP?

[vx-underground @vxunderground]

Mildly Interesting:

Windows Defender 1.445.674.0 contains logic to detect malware designed to target "AIGen" threats.

It is titled "AIGen.Trojan.ClawHavoc".

[Red Threat Cyber Security @RedThreatCS]

Awesome...

[vx-underground @vxunderground]

> be me
> be red teamer
> industry disrupted
> omg
> we all using PentAGI now
> compromise target using email lure
> c2 access to network machine
> need lateral movement
> spend 45 minutes reading pentagi readme
> "omg this is gonna be so sweet"
> needs docker instance
> docker not installed
> windows applocker denies installs
> omg im so disrupted

[Nicolas Krassas @Dinosn]

TryHackMe starting an AI Pentesting Company trained on User Data https://t.co/09Fs3Dpv7Y

[Matt Brown @nmatt0]

Systemd just gave all of the Gentoo dweebs a lifetime supply of ammo.

[neuroxploit @neur0xploit]

My blog post on Red Teaming Mistral AI LeChat to exfiltrate chat history. research done in collaboration with @RedThreatCS. Vulnerability disclosed to @MistralAI via @0dinai GenAI bug bounty program.
Blog Post: https://t.co/WYLb9r0YVn

[Matt Brown @nmatt0]

eMMC flash chips on IoT devices contain a gold mine of data...

But how do we get that data out? I love desoldering flash chips, but sometimes there are ways to perform the extraction in-circuit as long as we can find the right signals!

In this video, I locate all the necessary eMMC points by referencing the MCU datasheet and then solder some wires to all the right places!

PS: I'm launching an IoT training platform if you want to learn cool hardware hacking stuff like this and more!

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[STÖK ✌️ @stokfredrik]

I bet that you also have knowledge fomo.

With the risk of sounding old, if you learned something in tech a few years ago, like the MCSE, early OSCP and similar certs / areas of expertise, it ment something,

and you could coast on that knowledge for a good while before the next version of ex, windows got released.

Today, Things move so fast that knowledge almost feels ephemeral, new tech / tools /solutions drops all the time, things you learn has a way shorter shelf life, heck you don’t event need to know the flags to run the cli commands, the llm will do that for you so your bash skills don’t even matter anymore. And you FEEL it! if you miss the train, you are out. Obsolete, you are legacy!

So I bet more or less all of us have some kind of imposter syndrome and tries to fake it until we make it. Builders know it, investors know it, breakers know it.

And the ones that say they ”know” most likely don’t know ”everything, especially not the latest thing, so they wing it too, we all do,

so play along, do what you can, remember to take breaks, exercise, hydrate, eat well, take care of yourself, then look what every else is doing, mimik, experiment, take the shortcut, break the chain, and solve the problems one at the time, learn as you go and enjoy the ride.

We are in this together.

[Hack The Box @hackthebox_eu]

The signal is strong. Let’s not assume the rest is 📡
Meet the HTB Certified Wi-Fi Pentesting Expert! A hands-on certification designed to teach you how modern Wi-Fi networks really work, how they’re assessed, and where they tend to fall apart.

From understanding wireless behavior to testing today’s protections in realistic scenarios, HTB CWPE is built for people who want real Wi-Fi pentesting skills, not surface-level knowledge. Learn more: https://t.co/gkBmK0yX66

#HackTheBox #HTB #CWPE #WiFiPentester #Cybersecurity #WiFi

[Hack The Box @hackthebox_eu]

Learn what attackers look for in Android apps 📱
We just dropped a new Module focused on real-world mobile security attacks. Get hands-on with vulnerable mobile apps, understand how these flaws are born, how attackers abuse them in the wild, and how to spot and fix them using proven security frameworks.

Start learning now on HTB Academy and Academy for Business:
https://t.co/ZPnpFO1fRS

#HackTheBox #HTBAcademy #MobileSecurity #AppSec #CyberSecurity #EthicalHacking

[Red Threat Cyber Security @RedThreatCS]

Watch our latest video about the :
Gemini Jack: Rise of the "Inside Man" Attack https://t.co/w4hVNqQLhJ via @YouTube

[Red Threat Cyber Security @RedThreatCS]

Happy New Year 2026

Wishing you a New Year powered by innovation and protected by security.
May your networks stay resilient, your data stay safe, and your digital journey stay ahead of threats.

#2026 #RTCS #NewYear #Cybersecurity

[Red Threat Cyber Security @RedThreatCS]

Our latest post on using frontier LLMs to reverse engineer Android malware - HTB pedometer challenge.
https://t.co/8iZ2Ev6zeB

[Red Threat Cyber Security @RedThreatCS]

2025 isn’t humans vs AI in cybersecurity.
It’s AI vs better AI models.
Attackers scale with AI.
Defenders need more than AI-only tools.
The year in review with the infographic from Red Threat Cyber Security

#CyberSecurity #AI #RTAD #AdaptiveDefense #InfoSec #redthreatcs

[Red Threat Cyber Security @RedThreatCS]

Seems cloudflare is down again!!

[Red Threat Cyber Security @RedThreatCS]

Mini module, but great content: https://t.co/eSkkqh36LX #hackthebox #htbacademy #cybersecurity

[Red Threat Cyber Security @RedThreatCS]

@_avichawla 🤣🤣

[Mobile Hacker @androidmalware2]

Trivial #WhatsApp Security Issue Exposed 3.5 Billion Phone Numbers
https://t.co/GSZfLvTY0S

[Mobile Hacker @androidmalware2]

Protection against #pixnapping: set fingerprint/PIN lock on sensitive apps

Pixnapping opens targeted app and reads the pixel. If app is protected by lock-screen, then pixnapping cant bypass lock protection to steal displayed text